Americans Recruiting Association Tenstarecruiting, Carverstaffing, Saxonrecruiting, ARA, Scam, Pyramid Scam, Fraudulent, Predators of the unemployed, Boca Raton, Florida

I had a 1pm interview with this firm. I sat through the online presentation. I experienced the same feelings of displeasure the others did. I stayed till the end, waiting to see what was going to happen with all of my comments that were being deleted from the message board before everyone could see them. At the end when only a handful of people were left, the messages were allowed through. I was told that the "SYSTEM" blocks certain words, EI: SCAM. I need a job, but agree legitimate companies supply or pay you for training, even Kirby pays you while you train. 

I ask for a person to contact that already worked for the company. I was  given the name Melissa Carver of Carver Staffing. Her email is  carverstaffing@gmail.com, I inquired about proof that this wasn't yet another  fictitious account that herself (Jen) or Joshua would simply reply from. I was  told I could retain her number. Yet, it wasn't provided to me. I looked up Ms. Carver, she appears on LinkedIN, and apparently owns Carver Staffing. But it is  a Subsidiary of American Recruiting Association. I believe from what I read, she  is the one whom founded and owns the copyrights to ARA.

All of the companies www.tenstarecruiting, www.carverstaffing.com and www.saxonrecruitment.com are all associated with the same person. These are individuals who branched out from ARA. EI: I start a business, hire you and two others to recruit. You and the other two now recruit for me under a business name you made up making it  appear you are a company. But, in reality you all work for the same company, MINE. It is a form of pyramid sales. For each person that recruiter 1, 2, and 3  bring in, they get a cut of the money you paid. So, if Sally was the person who sent out 600 emails, 300 of them went to the presentation and 5 people paid their scam, she got a cut of that $$$. The same with each recruiter that sent the emails to several hundred other people. Thats why we all get the same email for the same presentation, but from different individuals. Make sense?

If you have fallen for this scam, you have several avenues to make a  complaint and subsequently regain any funds lost. 

1) Report them to the BBB, they (ARA) are listed.

2) Report them (ARA) to FBI's Internet Crime Unit (IC3) at IC3.com

3) If you report the scam to your banking institution, most will return  your money and assist you with filing a fraudulent charge report.

 4) Print out all of your emails and the presentation (if you recorded it) and turn them into your local Police Department. They will either direct you to the proper dept. or submit them accordingly. All cities have a dept. that  handles this sort of thing.

5) Tell other's like we are, so they don't get scammed too. 

However, if you sit back and do nothing, you can't rightfully complain that people like this do such horrible stuff. Society is allowing it when they sit back and do nothing. It is up to US to fight these people and put them where they belong. In JAIL/PRISON. 

Do your part to stop this from happening. Stand up, make a statement and help a poor soul that is getting ready to give his/her mortgage to these people because he/she needs a job desperately. 

God Bless all of us, may we find comfort in helping others and  gratification in finding work soon. :-)