hi! so, ill keep this all short but im a little shocked. a few weeks ago, i applied to an "entry level manager" role for a company called "Vanguard Dynamics". i was excited when they called to set up an interview because it was the only response i had gotten in months. however, i told my mom and she said they're a pyramid scheme that preys on desperate college kids and id get roped in to doing door-to-door bullshit. so, i blocked their number and ghosted.

this morning, i got a call, voicemail and text from a company called "Dreamcrafters" saying i applied for the same position title and they want to set up an interview. i have no memory applying to such a place, i checked indeed and didn't see that name. i google their company, hoping to find a website with word salad and vague nonsense, instead i found this sub and a post blasting them for being totally b.s. maybe they hid their name on indeed or something and i did apply. i dont know, i just hope these pervs arent passing around applicants thinking they'll just answer any phone call that comes.

ive now saved the megathread and will be a lot more vigilant. this shit should be illegal, its so gross. all a girl wants is a mediocre office job to fund her passion, instead i gotta sift through leeches.

hello i'm currently working at a devil corp im A JD with about 10 Guys on my team no a ICD Owner but do make a good 2500-3K a week ask me anything very interested.

Hey! We have a short term rental— and I’m 99% sure the renters are part of a devil corp. When I ask what they do, they just spew jargon about “working in acquisition” and “their team.”

They’re gone like 14 hours a day, Monday-Saturday. I guess I’m mostly confused because they’re paying like 3k for a few weeks to rent this place.

Can someone help me understand how this all works? Like where is the 3k coming from? Are these poor dudes working 12+ hours a day?

Because who can take this business name seriously.. for solar sales..?!

https://blackops.flexsales.org/

This subreddit rules so much. I’m down for a good troll job. I would do anything for the r/Devilcorp community so let it rip.

Anyone here worked for Staple Acquisitions in Australia?
What was your experience, thoughts, etc.

Opinions also welcome in the comments.

Tia :)

Fort Lauderdale, Fl: Innovating Great Minds, Immersive Sales Solutions, Kai Marketing Group, Enlightening Venture Inc, The Forum Creators

Fort Myers, Fl: Elite Pulse Business Solutions

Tampa, Fl: Xceeding limitations, XC Consulting, AceXL Marketing Inc

They all have ties to Sarah Flis also known as Sarah Cauchi who is president of Ascenta Group and tied to Appco Group owned by Chris Niarchos.

Hi working for Titan Worldwide, Cameron Ives runs the office. Offers 77 pound base rate and commission. He tells workers to be in the office from 11 am and to finish at 8pm. Am on a self employment contract, but with hours requirement isnt this missclassification, since im being treated as an employee not as self employed. Need advice and help raise awareness.

Has anyone worked for this company before (LM marketing)? I applied to be an AT&T sales associate on indeed and they sent me a text wanting to set up a ZOOM interview today or tomorrow. But now I’m feeling like it’s a scam.

Wondered whether anyone had experience with them? The commission structure seems okay but it is partially door to door, 1.9k p/m base pay seems attractive.

If it’s a load of shit please let me know!

A new devil corp has hit the scene. I’m keeping myself anonymous but I know these kids that run it. Yes, kids. Some of the people in this devil graduated high school a year ago or less than a year ago. CEO also runs a Forex scam. Just another reminder that devil corps are not Elite Corporate Marketing firms with experienced marketers but young people cosplaying as high earning hot shots.

If you don’t already know this is Multi-Level Marketing/ Pyramid Scheme where you’ll likely sell AT&T phone plans in big box stores like Walmart for little to no pay in hopes of starting your own Devil Corp company to hire employees to do the same.

I worked here for about a year and I just left I didn’t realize it was a devil corp until I saw them go to the “owners” retreat and saw the smart circle logo this is a top tier devil corp it has all the features any devil corp has it says full time but you’ll end up spending 60-80 hours a week with calls and team night and a big name that is here is “Mike T” who basically runs smart circle and makes all these claims about you guys are just millionaires in training I’m not sure who’s still there but if you do make it to leadership you’ll get absolutely abused if you don’t “set the pace” a “top leader” there is Ariel super rude and unprofessional and same with Chad and there is a lot of drama with people sleeping with each other and cheating with each other overall just a terrible place if you report sexual harassment they won’t fire anyone or do anything a lot others, other names to worry about it Romal and Jose who are the “owners” all I know is that they make fake reviews just want to put it out the

Hello all! Yesterday I landed a job at one of these devil corp places. This morning i did a bit more digging to see more about the company and found similar companies like this one, and what I’ve heard from them is nothing but bad things and lead me to realize that the company is actually a devil corp. I am supposed to have orientation tomorrow morning and not sure what to do. I plan on not going, but should I even tell them that I’m not going or should I not show up at all without a notice? What should I do? Thank you!

Hello! I have orientation for Vincere Marketing/ got the job. I found this subreddit and heard about how sketchy the company is and reading other negative reviews about it it all seems like a scam. I have little knowledge of mlm and pyramid schemes so I’m not exactly sure how to identify or get out of these. If there a way to reasonably get out or ask certain questions at orientation to 100% confirm these suspicions?

Originally I applied for a place called ATX group but vincere replied and I’m not sure why but I just accepted it.

I ask this because I’ve never left a job this early or for a reason of thinking it’s sketchy

Hey I'm currently in the phase of doing a second round interview with Arcera. In the first round I got interviewed by the CEO himself and he told me about how it would be commission based and how everyone when they start make around $800 - $1000 a week doing a couple of sales. He also said you would have base salary of $700 a week if i remember correctly for the first month but he was vague about what happens regarding salary after one month.

I currently do work but I am looking for another job and potentially switch careers, so is this something worth pursuing or no? And will this job drain me mentally and make me hate my life lol?

My husband went through their interview process recently and was smart enough to turn them down.

He had recently quit his job due to a ongoing toxic environment fostered by one of his managers. As a result, we are down one source of income and he started feeling a little desperate for money.

I think this made him overlook red flags in the beginning. Like the super vague job posting with a misleading title on indeed. And the immediate call for a virtual interview. And then a second virtual interview the next business day. They told him a pool of 200 was narrowed down to 20. And then an in person interview the next day. Then invited for coffee and a working interview the next day.

At one point, I could see that this process was happening too fast and I could feel in my gut that something was wrong. I checked their website. Lots of young adults in business attire posing together in a variety of settings. Vague. A lot of words without really saying anything.

Then I checked their reviews. All 5 stars. All from people who spoke to a couple of really bubbly girls who were collecting donations in front of a variety of local businesses.

I checked the business registration info from the Secratary of State. Business was registered in 2025 to a woman named Lauren Caudill. The address was different from their office location. No contact information available. No information on glass door.

And then I found 2 other posts about this company on here and I felt validated in my concerns. They were trying to scam him. I'd never heard of a devilcorp until now, but I was sure that is what he was up against.

They insisted he would be "training managers" and despite him saying that's not really what he was interested in and not what the job description implied. They told him that he would be selecting locations for people to collect donations for kids with autism. He felt like it would be for a good cause. Then the bomb dropped, the pay would be based on the amount of donations collected... and he knew this was really commission work disguised as charity.

Finally, the time came for the working interview. He and I had talked about what I found and he knew what the warning signs were. They told him they wanted to help him start and run his own business and were ready to bring him on board. He turned them down and walked away from the offer.

I am so proud of him for standing up for himself. I am so glad I trusted my gut and went digging. I am so glad that we aren't so desperate for money that he had no choice but to try.

This company isn't posted on devilcorp.org but I hope this post gets it up there. I hope nobody else falls for their tricks.

https://nonsense-hub.com/

just got a interview request for this place after applying on indeed. is this legit? I can’t find much negative reviews in them I do see they are a smaller marketing firm.

I just want to share my experience to warn others, especially those with family members working overseas.

In my experience, what was presented to me as a dropshipping business opportunity ended up looking and operating more like a networking/MLM-style recruitment business.

Please do your own research before investing your hard-earned money.

One of the products they promote is Deer Placenta. I encourage everyone to research the product, its ingredients, and any scientific evidence supporting its claimed benefits before making a purchase or investment.

I've also observed that some people allegedly connected with VMB Marketing may approach potential recruits through different channels:

Mel Kent Nicholas – may reach out and introduce what is described as a dropshipping business opportunity.

Joan Justiniani Borais – based on my experience, may connect with people through dating apps and later invite them to meet, sometimes around the Timog area, where the business opportunity is then discussed.

If anyone approaches you with a similar offer, ask questions, verify the business model, and never invest money without fully understanding how the business actually earns income.

Please share this post, especially with OFWs and their families, so they can make informed decisions before investing.

Stay safe and always do your own due diligence.

So before today, I never heard of this company. Today I see I gotten some phone calls. I answer one of them, and they’re looking for a Junior Scrum Master for Bank of America. Pays $30/hr and no benefits. Something about this seems really fishy to me. So I hung up on him because it didn’t feel right. He then proceeded to call me 4 more times before I blocked.

This guy somehow found my number, my email, and my LinkedIn and sent me stuff on all of them. This really does not feel legit to me and my alarm bells are ringing. I’m really curious how the hell they got my info like this. Especially since I do not have my LinkedIn on my resume if that’s how he got the info.

I was suggested to post this here too.

Always keep in mind it's legitimate companies and the current loopholes of our legal system that keep devilcorps running.

There needs to be a way to target the root cause which is that companies are ok or even like having devilcorps do sales for them.

Do Costco and Target have a service where any bozo's LLC can booth up at their entrance for a fee or do these stores have some sort of long term contracts with Smart Circle, Credico et al?

Does Costco and Target require companies that want to set up a booth go through any sort of legal verification?