Xtreme Marketing, Inc... Direct Circulation Inc Magazine SCAM! Students coming door to door selling magazines to help take a school trip. Buford Georgia

his name is brandon farley
he use to sell magazines door to door,
i don't remember if he said they got the subscription or not,
if i can remember right he repleyed to them off craiglist.
they get bonuses and get food and board provided and travel to differnet places to sell magazines. i will ask him what the company was.
and write back when i find out!!

I have recently been applying to jobs on career builder, monster, and jobs.net. I was astounded when i had 6 interviews set up for the next 3 days in a matter of hours. I researched all the companies here before I went and came to a conclusion pretty quick, they were all the same (some of them even sent me the exact same resume e-mail respone, except they were from different companies). I knew what was coming but figured it would be good interview practice at best. The reviews were like a blueprint for the interviews. By the second one, I was done. I decided to have fun with the third and showed up in the clothes I had slept in with no shower, best part about it was I still got an interview. I've noticed a lot of people, particular to this company, have been consumer rip offs as opposed to job seeker rip offs. The only thing I can think of to get in touch with these companies and at least get some satisfaction and anger out is to show up for an interview. The job sites are flooded with these companies and believe me, getting an interview is easier than falling off a cliff. It would require little time and even less effort. If I was a consumer and had been ripped off I would do a job search, show up, embares the hell out of them in front of the 30 other applicants waiting to be seen and demand my money back. It would be fun to waste their time like they have wasted hours.

I have recently been applying to jobs on career builder, monster, and jobs.net. I was astounded when i had 6 interviews set up for the next 3 days in a matter of hours. I researched all the companies here before I went and came to a conclusion pretty quick, they were all the same (some of them even sent me the exact same resume e-mail respone, except they were from different companies). I knew what was coming but figured it would be good interview practice at best. The reviews were like a blueprint for the interviews. By the second one, I was done. I decided to have fun with the third and showed up in the clothes I had slept in with no shower, best part about it was I still got an interview. I've noticed a lot of people, particular to this company, have been consumer rip offs as opposed to job seeker rip offs. The only thing I can think of to get in touch with these companies and at least get some satisfaction and anger out is to show up for an interview. The job sites are flooded with these companies and believe me, getting an interview is easier than falling off a cliff. It would require little time and even less effort. If I was a consumer and had been ripped off I would do a job search, show up, embares the hell out of them in front of the 30 other applicants waiting to be seen and demand my money back. It would be fun to waste their time like they have wasted hours.

I have recently been applying to jobs on career builder, monster, and jobs.net. I was astounded when i had 6 interviews set up for the next 3 days in a matter of hours. I researched all the companies here before I went and came to a conclusion pretty quick, they were all the same (some of them even sent me the exact same resume e-mail respone, except they were from different companies). I knew what was coming but figured it would be good interview practice at best. The reviews were like a blueprint for the interviews. By the second one, I was done. I decided to have fun with the third and showed up in the clothes I had slept in with no shower, best part about it was I still got an interview. I've noticed a lot of people, particular to this company, have been consumer rip offs as opposed to job seeker rip offs. The only thing I can think of to get in touch with these companies and at least get some satisfaction and anger out is to show up for an interview. The job sites are flooded with these companies and believe me, getting an interview is easier than falling off a cliff. It would require little time and even less effort. If I was a consumer and had been ripped off I would do a job search, show up, embares the hell out of them in front of the 30 other applicants waiting to be seen and demand my money back. It would be fun to waste their time like they have wasted hours.

I have recently been applying to jobs on career builder, monster, and jobs.net. I was astounded when i had 6 interviews set up for the next 3 days in a matter of hours. I researched all the companies here before I went and came to a conclusion pretty quick, they were all the same (some of them even sent me the exact same resume e-mail respone, except they were from different companies). I knew what was coming but figured it would be good interview practice at best. The reviews were like a blueprint for the interviews. By the second one, I was done. I decided to have fun with the third and showed up in the clothes I had slept in with no shower, best part about it was I still got an interview. I've noticed a lot of people, particular to this company, have been consumer rip offs as opposed to job seeker rip offs. The only thing I can think of to get in touch with these companies and at least get some satisfaction and anger out is to show up for an interview. The job sites are flooded with these companies and believe me, getting an interview is easier than falling off a cliff. It would require little time and even less effort. If I was a consumer and had been ripped off I would do a job search, show up, embares the hell out of them in front of the 30 other applicants waiting to be seen and demand my money back. It would be fun to waste their time like they have wasted hours.