United American Insurance Company ALMOST scammed me!!! Milford Ohio

Actually, this reporter was smart enough to do some research into a comapny that, in all likelihood, sends this "invitation" to EVERYONE who submits their resume on career.com.

After I graduated from law school I was hard up for a gig, as at that time it was rather hard for a lawyer to find work. I was inundated with a slew of offers from various insurance companies. Upon research, I found that each of these companies had numerous reports on this site, all relating to "opportunities" that basically turned out to be pyramid shemes.

So no, I wouldn't expect that this reporter is currently flipping burgers. In fact, giving his savvy, I would expect that he has found some sort of gainful employment, as have I.

Actually, this reporter was smart enough to do some research into a comapny that, in all likelihood, sends this "invitation" to EVERYONE who submits their resume on career.com.

After I graduated from law school I was hard up for a gig, as at that time it was rather hard for a lawyer to find work. I was inundated with a slew of offers from various insurance companies. Upon research, I found that each of these companies had numerous reports on this site, all relating to "opportunities" that basically turned out to be pyramid shemes.

So no, I wouldn't expect that this reporter is currently flipping burgers. In fact, giving his savvy, I would expect that he has found some sort of gainful employment, as have I.

Actually, this reporter was smart enough to do some research into a comapny that, in all likelihood, sends this "invitation" to EVERYONE who submits their resume on career.com.

After I graduated from law school I was hard up for a gig, as at that time it was rather hard for a lawyer to find work. I was inundated with a slew of offers from various insurance companies. Upon research, I found that each of these companies had numerous reports on this site, all relating to "opportunities" that basically turned out to be pyramid shemes.

So no, I wouldn't expect that this reporter is currently flipping burgers. In fact, giving his savvy, I would expect that he has found some sort of gainful employment, as have I.

Actually, this reporter was smart enough to do some research into a comapny that, in all likelihood, sends this "invitation" to EVERYONE who submits their resume on career.com.

After I graduated from law school I was hard up for a gig, as at that time it was rather hard for a lawyer to find work. I was inundated with a slew of offers from various insurance companies. Upon research, I found that each of these companies had numerous reports on this site, all relating to "opportunities" that basically turned out to be pyramid shemes.

So no, I wouldn't expect that this reporter is currently flipping burgers. In fact, giving his savvy, I would expect that he has found some sort of gainful employment, as have I.

So it would seem that someone who found your resume online and called you for an interview are subsequently scam-artists?

If that's the case, I imagine that by now you're working at Wendy's or Burger King. No harm done here, you're not really the type that would fit into any kind of organizational culture anyway. =)