Alpine Access Misleading and Fake Denver Colorado

Okay this is in reference to the rebuttal I received. First of all, when I say fake, I mean when I am offered a position and sit through the interview, and then call in and the recruiter says, sorry you are not eligible each and every time, I feel there is something wrong. I have the skills, education, work history to do the jobs,but yet I am always told I am not qualified. Why send people the emails to find out if they are interested in a position just to have us waste our time when they know we won't be hired? I am not the only person who fills this way. Oh, I have found employment from home and with a very reputable company that pays for the drug screens as well as the extensive background checks.  

I can't imagine a company paying it's workers to take fake calls! That just does not make any buisness sense at all. What will they gain from that? These calls are legitimate, and yes sometimes you will get the same person on the phone. That is their job so they will always be calling. On my program, I am familiar with some of our callers. Some of them are calling from India and after a while we both know each others voice. So please don't think there is anything fake about them. Treat them as very real calls. Remember your calls are monitored for quality.

If you have time missing from your hours worked, contact your team lead and have the matter resolved. There are occassions when the time record might not be correct, but I usually get that fixed by just speaking to my team lead. It's as easy as that.