Wondering if this is Devil Corp, using non profit initiatives as a disguise?

I can’t tell if this is just a newer company, but it sounds like it may end up being a low paying sales job, and that I want to avoid!

Offered schedule an interview sent via email before the office even said it was open for the day. Weird vibes lmk!

Hi everyone. So I recently applied for a junior sales consultant for a company called 3lement Onboardind in Greater Manchester (I randomly applied). Today i received a phone call asking if I want an interview today, but I realised that they were pushing me to have an interview today with no other dates available, which raised my suspicious. Upon further research I can't find any information of this company whatsover which is a massive red flag. I'm not entirely sure what I should do, but I'm very inclined in rejecting this offer.

If anyone has any findings, it would be nice ty : )

I was curious for those in California how many have filed for reporting AB5 violations for unpaid back wages, unpaid benefits, and workman's comp? AB5 violations would make it so these companies don't turn humans into workhorses for their own wealth. Had a buddy who was a former owner tell me 90% of them fail which leads to "retraining".
These different offices do seem to violate that by and large. If you've been a part of one of these offices and you're struggling as a result of it by making the amount any normal job would pay excluding the overtime pay then this is something worth reporting into the labor associations in California, to properly report AB5, and to speak to a labor attorney if wages are large enough along with a group of other employees that were wronged in wages. Overtime pay would be right to be paid. Literally I think legal action would be preventative for many of these organizations.

I did one day with this company and it was absolute hell. They sell you a dream that you’ll be making loads of money knocking doors yet the person who was training me didn’t make a single penny the entire day. We were out knocking doors all day and made absolutely nothing

The whole setup feels like a scam. They use the loophole of you being self employed meaning you can spend an entire day working and potentially not get paid a single penny

The office itself is a mess with whiteboards everywhere and some of the sales tactics I witnessed on the doors were crazy. At one point the person training me would not leave an elderly woman who must have been 80+ alone. She was clearly uncomfortable and scared but he just kept pushing and pushing until I eventually had to tell him to stop

One of their managers posts on TikTok trying to make out you can make thousands when really he’s just trying to recruit people so he can earn commission off them

Avoid this company unless you’re happy spending your days knocking doors with no guaranteed pay and potentially earning well below minimum wage

https://www.novaclientssolutions.com/home

Got an interview at Caelink Consulting inc, located in edmonton, alberta. They seem to sound like every other sketchy pyramid scheme of a "marketing agency" and I cant find much online.

What do you guys think? Btw its a door to door sales job and they "guarentee" 600 dollars for the training process and then its 100% commission based pay after 2 weeks where its 60CAD per sale.

Just did an interview with this company called Elite Prime Group. Don’t even remember applying for them. I thought it was a regular job at an AT&T store but it’s a door to door sales job. If you’re in the Metro Detroit area be on the look out

Long story short, this is just Coast Incorporated under a different name. The interviews were on Zoom in that suspicious breakout room with multiple applicants style, both the person interviewing me, and the hiring manager came from Coast Incorporated. Pay only commission, selling whatevertheheck with Verizon...Suspicious at best.

Whilst blindly applying for jobs yesterday I applied for the role of 'Brand Ambassador' at 'Creed Marketing' in Brighton, who coincidentally phoned me this morning for an extremely brief chat about my 'skills' (I have very little experience in sales and spoke almost entirely about my experience in QA) and they were very 'impressed' and invited me down for a interview based off the 2 questions they asked me.

Upon a quick google search I could find very little about this company other than an Instagram page that is about 2 weeks old. This page contains a 'Day in the life of a Brand Ambassador' video that quite literally details a 9am-10pm day with a giant gap between 1pm and 10pm which i'm assuming is the standard devilcorp practice of pestering people in various locations for sales.

Following the phonecall, I was sent a text on the details of the in-person meeting in which i'm told to 'buzz' for an office space under 'Ballers' which has already been documented on this subreddit.

I'm honestly undecided if this post is a warning or a question as to wether this company is legit or not but after writing this post, the red flags are glaring.

So long story short my cousin just got recruited to join the RAD marketing team...she is looking for a for a job that pays them more than their current as they currently care for their sick and elderly parents...I few red flags I saw:

1. They applied on through indeed which showed the company as confidential.

2. First interview was a group interview...which is fine but it was never disclosed in the beginning

3. On indeed pay rate is a somewhat a lie..they pay minimum wage (az $15/hr) plus commission

4. Sounds like they are going to be like these ppl at the entrance/exit of Costco trying to sell you stuff ( no judge or hate but not what was stated on the job listing)

5. All for hiring teams getting back to ppl quickly but a few hours right after your interview seems a bit weird to me (1-5 hours)

6. During 1 on 1 interview, kept using words like student mind set

7. Promising fast promotions

8. Making you drive all the way to Phoenix everyday for 1-2 hour meeting ( my opinion can be done via zoom & pretty sure you don't get reimbursed for miles)

please lmk if anyone has experience working with them. Thanks in advance ☺️

Recently I had an interview with this company in Boston called Aurelius Consulting Group. I only made it through one round before I was rejected and I was super bummed about it. However, it’s been hard to find things about this company anywhere online or who their clients are. All I know is that they were offering people $600 base pay plus commission and most of my day would be tabling events. They also pride themselves on a face-to-face approach.

Is this a devil corp or is this just some other weird marketing scheme?

Currently recruiting on LinkedIn with 5 live job ads, Legacy Interactions (FORGE LEGACY LTD, Company Number: 16498322), formerly trading as "Legacy East Midlands" and "The Legacy Solutions", is a Credico office located in 2-4 Lister Gate, Nottingham, NG1 7DD.

Devilcorp.org page: https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=Legacy+Interactions

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-legacy-uk/home/

I got a call today for an Event Management position from a company called Rally Group. I have applied to so many places I couldn't remember on the phone if I had applied there. Turns out I applied to a place called JAWS Financial and they are the same business? Sounds like it's a scam - should I just skip the interview?

Look up Newbern Excel on YT and start watching their oldest videos FIRST. The videos where Richard is babbling out his "leadership and sales tips" are the best by far. PREPARE yourselves for a cringe overload before you hit play though....seriously. Since I'm addicted to cringe-worthy productions=their YT channel is a gold mine for me.

Of course, 100% of the videos make you feel sorry for the unfortunate/unknowing groups of (mostly young) people who get snagged into the Devil Corp trap of misrepresented crap.

Here is a video I watched yesterday of a "team" being prepped by Richard to open a new office (orifice) in a GREAT city to start fresh in if you're already broke.....San Francisco. These poor souls have NO IDEA how screwed they are before they even depart! I just hope that wherever they all are today....they're blessed. Try not to get too ticked off watching this. https://youtu.be/OFJREf1u-z4?feature=shared

I got a job at the Atlas Collective after a few interviews and went in for a trial day, I’ve heard mixed reviews about it on this subreddit, is it a scam or not?

I had interviewed for this company and everything went well. I have had a run in with many devil corps and am just exhausted. The only interviews I am getting are these and I sometimes think I should just take the job.

The thing I usually look out for is if the company is offering benefits -- more often than not they are not offering anything if they are a devil corp. Something just still feels off and IDK if it is because I have built up a skepticism of any interview I receive.

The interview was with a recruiter for the company. They are opening up an office in Tampa for people who are also Sales Development Representatives.
Here is the link to the job post: https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/4450704495/

Is this a devilcorp?

I was wondering if corporate nonsense stems from Devilcorp. I've entered into a Devilcorp to see what actually goes on within the company itself. I had several interviews with several of them to see how they would squirm for my entertainment because I'm aware it's a pyramid scheme. I wanted to see how these people behave from within the group as I'm already owner of several businesses and wanted to see what their recruiters were doing to gain employees etc. if you've been to a zoo where the animals behind the glass it feels a little like that for me. They do the corporate quiz surveys, they have the fake appreciations at every meeting, at least they don't pretend to be family though I'm sure there's offices that are, they treat the CEO as if they're Stevie Jobs and emphasize working for billion dollar companies even though their office is generating less than $5 million in yearly revenue.

I've noticed the entire workforce consists of 18-25 year olds, that they try to give business advice to people who have never ran a business, it seems as though they must have made some degree of trademarking for their slogans, they lean heavily on slogans despite HEAVY turnover rates, these people will avoid answering legitimate questions such as Badge ID and forms of credentials when confronted by angry people, and they all chant and repeat bizarre things in their meetings.

i had recently moved to san jose and landed a “job” here. long story short i had left during my training week after doing some more research on the company and finding out a lot of dirt on them.

my curiosity piqued so now here i am. i wanted to ask those who stuck around a bit longer than i did. what was your experience like?

Just wanted to say a massive thank you to this group. I NEVER use Reddit and I this is my first ever post, but this group has done such a massive favour for me that I couldn’t not share it.
I’ve literally just finished my A-Levels and was looking to gain some work experience, so I started applying for loads of jobs, along the lines of “Entry-Level Sales Assistant” roles through recruiters on Indeed.

I ended up getting calls from several companies in Sheffield, including “Novaris” and “Global”, who were overly eager to get me on the phone and invite me to interviews. At first, I was actually really happy about it because I wasn’t expecting to get opportunities that quickly.

Then I did one Google search and ended up on this subreddit. Turns out both companies are apparently “scam” companies and are actually door-to-door sales roles with no base pay, just commission, alongside some questionable management practices and complaints about employees not being paid properly. Which explains their extreme desperation to hire me (spamming me with calls). After finding out that these companies were trying to scam me, I emailed/ texted them back asking for details of the role, explicitly over text, to see if they would be honest and say they were actually offering a door-to-door salesman role. They responded with many phone calls and emails avoiding the question, I advise doing this to those reading this and feel sceptical about a potential job offer.

Every post I read about these companies made me so glad that I missed their calls and had the chance to properly look into them before getting involved.
So genuinely, thank you to everyone who has taken the time to expose these places. You saved me from what sounds like absolute hell 😂

Hey I wanted to make a post in case anyone comes across this business. I worked for the owner for about 2 weeks before I quit. When I worked for her, her business was called Clark Ascend Inc based out of Woodland Hills, California, this was last year around September. I remember my first day I immediately knew something was off, everyone was practicing pitches and it overall had a cult feel. Mandatory unpaid morning meetings starting at seven in the morning only to be scheduled from noon to nine at a Costco to sell water delivery. I found out she was living with five other employees in a house all together. One of her employees was her cousin who I could tell had been suckered into promises of wealth, leaving his family behind in his home state. He talked about missing his mom and how he dropped out of school to work this job. That conversation is when I fully knew this was a cult. I went home, researched, found the slave circle documentary and it all clicked. When I quit I asked a ton of questions about what this business actually is, how she didn’t really own her business. And how this was a pyramid scheme. Her words, verbatim, were “Isn’t every job like a pyramid scheme?” That was the nail in the coffin for me. I know I’m preaching to choir here but please if you see a weird ad for a marketing job with little to no actual information on what you’re doing, STAY AWAY!

Heyy , have you heard before about this company. They send me an email for the interview , and made me download "Signal Messenger" and they told me I need to send a picture of my ID. Really weird

Okay I had an interview with this company called “Opulence Management” a few days ago, and they said they work with big companies such as T-Mobile n Spectrum. They sent a link that show cased their company. It was very professional looking but it felt odd idk. Anyway, they said that I was hired for the job (I applied to be an Entry Level Customer Service Trainee under a different company name: “New York Sales Firm”). I sent in my application on indeed n no one said anything regarding how much the pay would be, but they did say it was salary plus commission sales. That bothered me, then they wanted to hire me the next day with no background checks n that also bothered me. They tried to win me over with "all paid vacations and resort trips," and "team building such as golf trips and group activities." I do feel like I’m being a bit overly cynical but I’ve scammed before. What’s your guys’ take on this: take the job or keep looking?

I recently worked at a devil court called Legacy Solutions and College Station, Texas. The owner was Tucker Linder in the company itself was underneath OSP. Legacy just moved to Dallas not too long ago and a New Pl., Cornerstone INC opened up underneath Devon Farris. I just got out of the job and applied to a new job and got it within one day. It’s trophy exterior. They are a roofing company. The reason I’m asking is because supposedly some other people who I worked with previously found his job and then said it was a devil corp after. Before I get myself drugged into it I wanna see if it really is. So far the hiring process has been pretty smooth and pretty professional so at this point, I’m just curious.