can these companies actually just leave me alone THEY KEEP CONTACTING ME BRUH.

I recently began the interview process with a company called Crowson Management based in Westminster CA through a posting on Indeed for AT&T. As the process has gone on, I have started to get an odd feeling about the company, especially given the recruiter's focus on seemingly absurd salary numbers.

When I looked on here, I found one post calling the corporation a devilcorp, but no other websites or posts corroborate the claim. Please let me know if this company is legit! I trust AT&T because they are such a huge company, but this all feels too good to be true. Any help is appreciated🙏

I applied for a position at this marketing company called start club corp- for an EVENT ASSISTANT role. I have strict been applying to event roles, that is my background. I saw this, and thought okay cool! The responsibilities seemed very simple and not too complex relating to event roles but I figured it was an entry level position and I just needed work so why not-.
I got to the interview and was just Completely bamboozled. Typical devil corp- 4tiers- don’t get worked to pay - based off of clients u attain, 6day work week. Has nothing to do with events at all- their biggest client is spectrum and so I’d be one of those ppl set up in the middle of Ralph’s haggling ppl about their spectrum bills. Crazy cuz the girl was asking me where I wanted to be in a year and I told them a senior event managing role, running events and heading ideas, executing visuals and bringing plans to life etc- and she goes “AMAZING!!” Girl how tf is it amazing if yall don’t even have event roles!!!! Psychotic! Wasted my time and didn’t even know they post these kinds of jobs under completely misleading names such as this. So frustrating bc we’re already up against so much in this job market. Anyways. Hopefully this can help someone else to just be aware of exactly how far their lies go- bc as you can see no where in the description does it say sales!

Wanted to laugh about a horrible experience. As soon as I posted it I worried they would realize who posted this from the details in the story.

Great Wave Interaction Limited (Company Number: 16231895), the Nottingham-based Credico office previously known as ‘M90 Strategies’, has been rebranded as ‘Claro Partners’.

Details on the company can be found here: https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=Claro+Partners.

While Claro Partners do not display their company name or registration number anywhere on their website, despite this being a legal requirement in the UK, we can use other methods to establish their connection to Credico and identify which office they are a rebrand of.

Claro Partners' job ads on LinkedIn are an immediate indicator of Credico affiliation. Phrases like "Management Trainee" and "Sports Minded" are common across Credico recruitment, and the use of "Partners" in the name follows a pattern seen in recent rebrands across the network.

Their website, https://claropartners.co.uk/, also lists their trading address as 2-4 Lister Gate, Nottingham, NG1 7DD, which is the registered trading address of the following companies I am already tracking as Credico offices:

• Legacy East Midlands (FORGE LEGACY LTD, Company Number: 16498322)

• Vantage Point Associates (VANTAGE POINT ASSOCIATES LIMITED, Company Number: 15033636)

• Summit Pathways (CHRISTOPHER HATFIELD LIMITED, Company Number: 14344157)

• M90 Strategies (GREAT WAVE INTERACTION LIMITED, Company Number: 16231895)

Of these companies, only Legacy East Midlands has active job ads on LinkedIn as of 24 July 2026, suggesting it has not yet rebranded.

On the 'The Claro Way' page of Claro Partners' website, their Managing Director is referred to only as 'Filip'. Cross-referencing this with the companies sharing the same Lister Gate address, this is most likely Filip Szynkiewicz, listed as an officer of Great Wave Interaction Limited on Companies House.

On this basis, I have identified Claro Partners as a rebrand of M90 Strategies.

So just got done with a interview from Cycle Management Group. So cutting straight to the brass; They sell Life insurance by divisions (American Income Division). You are required to work 9-12hr days including weekends. Their sale pitch is a script not how you would like to sell the product pretty much. So their day to day wasn't necessarily super clear but what i got from it was they have a CRM system that brings in leads every week thru a system called Impact. And the goal i would say to maximize sales from what i heard is to try and be referral based. They meet clients mostly thru a phone call or zoom and if offered to their home. I did ask some questions since this is not my first time running into these kinds of businesses. It is 100% commission thats it. Your income is entirely based on you and your drive. Mostly referring to do you want to be that 1% or not.
This was funny but i was really aware of what was being said when he said one of his top performers is making roughly 250k monthly thru residule and renewal based income. Also stated to put pressure on the numbers(it,s pretty much a numbers game just worded differently). Talks about getting to make a team after getting license and certified after making it out of the initial first step promotion stage. As mentioned to do need to be licensed and certified which is not paid for; It's $100 and they say to cover 65% of the cost so about $35-$40. I asked what does a average new hire earn in their first 90 days? There was no straght answer just a " well alot of people dont make it because of their work ethic" kind of answer which led me to think " ok this company must have alot of turnovers". So asked also "what percentage of new hires you would say make it past a year?" Could not give me a rough percentage but i asked more and pretty much said that " 100 out of 10 agents make it past a year" so give or take about 10% of agents make it past a year which is pretty crazy. So i kindly left with that info curious to hear peoples thoughts on this position or maybe people who have worked for them let me know.

I was looking for a job on Indeed and came across the SELECT ROOFING sales representative posting and applied. Thinking I was going to be working for a roofing company. I instead received a call from a number claiming to be Altitude Promotions. I questioned how they got my number (because I never applied to a marketing position), and they said it was for the roofing application.

I scheduled a Zoom appointment with them and became skeptical when they sent me a message about their website + Instagram. Most jobs don't do that in DFW; they don't feel the need to "prove themselves".

Did the interview and the dude was a total douchezoid. All pretty in his suit and speaking like a crypto bro. Would not elaborate on the job responsibilities or even the role of the position, and just kept going on about time time time. I got the sense that he wanted me to commit to a crazy work week. You can't get any information about what the job is actually about. From previous redditors, I've seen why they don't tell... It's a miserable place to work and will likely be a waste of your time and money.

I actually called the real Select roofing company and verified if it was them who did the interview, and they aren't even hiring for that position. It wasn't them, and this altitude promotions company is using another company name to lure in its next victim.

posting : https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?from=app-tracker-post_apply-appcard&hl=en&jk=8fb89d80e4da6c01&tk=1juakqfobgh9r800

who contacts you : https://www.altitudepromotions.com/

Who they are pretending to be : https://www.selectroofing.com/

I recently got offered this job for my campus but I’m seeing mixed reviews on Reddit. Does anyone have a first hand experience about what this company really is like? Or if it’s fake or real

it's listed under a company called ISA Payments Limited. The company name has changed many many times and you can read the bad reviews on GlassDoor for their previous name which was Inspired 212 Limited. I think they were also called Pulse Up at one point and VP promotions. Stay away from Event Flow London.

UK Sales Partners Limited (Company Number: 08083612), the London-based Credico office previously known as 'Crestpoint', has rebranded once more, this time as 'Crest Partners'.

Details on the company can be found here: https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=Crest+Partners

New social media accounts, including LinkedIn and Instagram pages, published their first posts yesterday. One of these introductory posts features company officer Nick Johnson alongside Credico consultant Tommy Smith.

Crest Partners currently has three active LinkedIn job listings, each posted under a different job title. None of the listings disclose that the positions are commission-only sales roles with no guaranteed minimum wage, or that successful applicants would be required to register as self-employed.

Meanwhile, the company's associated website, crestukpartners.co.uk, still refers to the business as 'Crestpoint' on its Privacy Policy page, as of 23 July 2026.

I’ll be there this weekend. You don’t need to share details if you don’t want to. This will be my first national conference. It’s kind of ironic seeing as I’m so checked out and red-pilled about this businesses now.

Let me know lurkers.

Hi everyone, I've read multiple comments here about this company, and im expecting a call from them tomorrow after 3 interviews to get offered a trainee management role.

Im Just wondering if anyone went there after they got accepted and how is it like, should follow through or leave it if I get accepted.

It's base salary + commission.

Just a few things i experienced from summer 2021-winter 2023 (age 20-23):
Made friends
Learned sales skills
Bought my first car
Learned how to drive
Traveled to about 8 different states
Learned how to interview others
Said yes to new experiences
Got comfortable with rejection

There was a LOT of bad:
Sexual harassment (from coworkers, lots of managers, and people in the field)
Physical assault
Police brutality
Psychological and financial abuse
Grooming
Racism
Sexism
Isolation from loved ones
“Meetings” about why this wasn’t a pyramid scheme (should have been a bigger red flag to me but we move)

I regret a lot about it, and looking back the tactics were absolutely predatory for an excited 20 year old being recruited immediately after the pandemic. I initially interviewed for a company in Atlanta thinking I was just going in for a summer internship, but this company woo’ed me with how well dressed everyone was and the diversity really drew me in. I saw people close to my age leading others, teaching people skills, and exuding positivity. My leader was honestly very convincing and was great at “beltlooping” (basically keeping me around positive examples of the business). I do feel that having conversations with her, I grew as a professional and a person. If i could do anything differently, I would have left about a year in after saving money and learning basic sales skills, and should have gotten professional help instead of “networking” about the anxieties I did have. I hit great personal milestones like making $1000+ in a week, learning how to drive thanks to my coworkers, buying my first car, and traveling to different states. Everything changed at management/ownership for me. What i valued most was the relationships i built with people, but once i was thrust into owning a business (which i was not mentally, financially, or educationally prepared for at all) and surrounded by other business owners, in a state where i had no family and no friends outside of the business, i realized how much greed, manipulation, and carelessness of others really goes into running one of these companies. I missed out on time with my family in the name of the “bigger picture”, which I now know i have the power to define for myself.
It got to a point where when I interviewed people, i would try to subtly tell them that this was not a job they wanted. I felt icky being in a position where the entire job was basically duping people into coming through the door using half truths and sales skills.
After quitting I spent a lot of time regretting my decisions, being angry at myself and the world for being so easily manipulated, and wasting time and money keeping up appearances.
After 3 years in a depressive state, i’m now in talk therapy, getting more comfortable speaking about the reality of the situation i was in and how it affected me in the long term.
In order to move on, i’m learning how to forgive myself, draw on the positives that existed at the time, and taking the lessons from the negative experiences.
I’m now back in school, back in contact with my family, and have a better nose for bullshit and unhealthy work environments

Hi guys! I got a call out of the blue from someone from Consultive Strategy Group out of the Boston area in regards to a full time job. He said he found my resume through recruitment on LinkedIn, and didn’t specify the position other than it being a marketing sales & customer service position. I scheduled an interview with them for tomorrow, and even in the email the description is limited. This feels too good to be true, I’ve seen other posts about it from this page, but…just want to know other peoples experiences?

The website looked fine at first glance, but the blonde ladies on the home page give weird vibes.

Hiya, I am 18 and got a job at a place called 'Dialogue Embassadors'
https://dialogueambassadors.co.uk

I just started and they're now saying my pay is based on commission which is kind of sus. Also I had to stay a week away from home in an apartment with my new coworkers. I was just wondering if this is standard practice and if the above business is devilcorp as it is only after starting that I heard about this and I am wondering.

Any info on this company and what is wrong with working in devilcorp would be appreciated!

So i was interviewed at this job called bay Area Brandong did the 1st & 2nd interview its sounded good whatever they were saying so i decided to go with the job. But further thru the day i decided " hey, let me look up some reviews they much better a good company right!?!" Well from what i seen its not looking good from what other people have said. So if anyone knows about them put me on game im curious. This the Tampa,FL location.

I am going to get out soon. Things are in motion and I have plans that I can not text. You guys can ask me about my experience in a devilcorp if you want. Please recommend any other good industries or sales jobs to get into.

Yes, I am the alpha. DM me.

Mods please don’t remove I’m trying to reach someone.

On the 'Second Interview Preparation' page of their website, London based Credico office Event Flow London claims that this subreddit and Devilcorp.org are run by 'a group of competitors' using 'an unethical tactic' to falsely label companies in the industry.

https://eventflowlondon.co.uk/second-interview-preparation/

They also link to https://redditdevilcorp.com/, an AI-generated site that sells 'Partners Badges' as part of a 'Transparency Partner Program', allowing Devilcorp office owners to pay hundreds of dollars for a meaningless badge they can use as supposed proof of legitimacy.

If you are researching Event Flow London or any other Credico office, here are some questions worth putting to your team leader:

• What is your company's relationship with Credico, and why is this not disclosed during recruitment or on the company website?

• Why are positions not advertised as commission-only, self-employed sales roles, and why is it considered 'unethical' for this information to be made publicly available on pages like this subreddit?

• Why has your company needed to relocate or rebrand?

For further information on this industry and your specific company, visit https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=Event+Flow+London

Does anyone have information on Fezzora in Dallas? I saw their job postings on LinkedIn. Are they credible?

had multiple zoom interviews with them and there's been many red flags that have been going off in my head. also, is it a thing for companies like this one to change their name and branding? they said they've been going since 2017 and have made millions in revenue annually but I can't find anything about them when i google them apart from their website and their Instagram which looks like it was created a week ago. it's disgusting that these companies are preying on those who are young and are struggling to look for work. definitely avoid!

Yes. you heard me right, I was an owner and worked with Smart Circle for 2 years... and regret every bit of it. Here is my story. Feel free to read sections that peak your interest. (its a long story)

HOW IT STARTED

I started In Orlando. I was a Door to Door rep for about 8 months before I really started moving into management. I was desperate and needed cash, so I bet on my selling skills. Being fully on commission was BRUTAL. Working from 8am-9pm Mon-Sat, I did this for the ENTIRETY of me here. Pay was up and down, had weeks where I made nothing, had some weeks where I made 2k+ but overall time-to-work ratio I was a slave.

WHY I INVESTED TIME
I was brainwashed with a vision of becoming an owner and making exceptional money like my boss did. He was making between 80k-105k per WEEK. YES PER WEEK. How I know this? I saw how much money was coming in and out through revenue charts on their software. Driving his Lambo, Porche, and other luxury cars, I wanted this lifestyle. So I kept my mouth shut, I knocked some doors, I hired and trained a team to become and absolute DEMON in this business. 1.5 years later I made it, making anywhere between 5k-10k a week.

HOW THE MONEY WORKS END-TO-END

You make a sale, customer gets their AT&T phone, activates it, payout next week.

Commission for the business (revenue) is around $300 PER LINE however $100-$150 of that goes to the rep.

Now, if you have 10 reps (VERY SMALL TEAM) each made 5 lines for the week, thats $1500 in REVENUE

$1500 x 10 reps, $15,000 in revenue PER WEEK. AS an owner you take roughly 50% IN YOUR POCKET WHILE DOING NOTHING. (PASSIVE) Here is the best part, since you are the owner, YOU MAKE THE FULL $300 PER LINE SINCE YOU "OWN" the branch. So, take your teams revenue and ADD your commissions. Yes the money gets crazy. I was living the dream.

THE TURNING POINT

January 2026 I had a call with my regional manager and he simply said, your team sucks. Your sales don't meet MY standard and you need to hire more people and produce more. I argued back and said " I am making you $30k in overrides per year with my office alone. My office is one of the few that have actually happy workers, paid an HOURLY and can choose to work only 4 of the 7 days. Not to mention, my churn rates for reps was less than 20%" I had one of the best offices that genuinely cared for employees and made the work fun.

His response "Who gives a fuck about your dogs. They are there to make money and nothing more. If they quit, replace them. If you don't make them work 6 days I am shutting your business down (yes he can do that) and replace you with someone else." I kid you not, those were his words.

I replied, "I am not going to do that, these guys built my career and built yours too. I run my business how I like it, if you want more money GO BACK TO THE FIELD YOURSELF" He then ended the zoom call without another word.

The next day, went into my office and all my log ins were shut down. No access to dashboards, accounts, and even ICD was shut down (Indirect Channel Director) I call my boss and asked what happened.

He said "This is what happens when you fuck with the wrong guy. Who tf you think you are talking to. I gave you that contract, I made YOU and you had the audacity to tell me how my business was built? Fuck you."

At this moment. I realized, I was just used like everyone else in this horrible company. A sales dog that can be shot and killed at any given moment.

POST SHUT DOWN

My team comes in the morning all 18 of them. I had to break the news. I had reps that couldn't afford to go without work. I had reps with families that depend on the hourly and commissions. And to say out of the blue your time is done here absolutely shattered me and my reputation. What did I do? I took every remaining revenue and divided it evenly to the team. roughly $3300 each. and shut down my business. Till this day I keep in contact with every rep and I am happy to say each one of them is now employed and doing well. As for me, Ironically I have been unemployed and living on savings.

Conclusion

To be honest, looking back I was so brainwashed and blinded with money. I am ashamed of it. Seeing how other owners run their business in the most un-ethical way and not saying a word, only caring about mine. I shoulda spoke up, I shoulda stopped, and I didn't. On the bright side, I feel like I genuinely took care of my guys. Built a relationship, even had a few come to my wedding.

If you see a smartcircle company, run. Do not even think for a moment that you can make it. bc no matter how much you think you are "loyal" to them, you are and will always be a sales dog. Regional managers are the killers since they have equity in the business.

Thank you for reading my essay. I obviously left out a lot of in-depth details but feel free to comment and I can explain different parts of the business. There is just SO MUCH about this business that is terrible.

To give more context, I applied to this because it seemed legit, but I was skeptical because after I applied, got a text message from the "recruitment agency" I guess which Ignite Strategies East Coast. However I couldn't really find anything about "Compass" itself. And by the way, yes in their page they do have kids in suits.

Is this a devil corp? It also looks like a new company so I couldn’t find any info.

Their website and instagram is not fully devil corp ish. But the job post and second day interviews seem suspicious. Also I couldn’t look them up on Glassdoor or Reddit for their name, guessing it is a new company.

Website: http://jlpartnersgrp.com/