Insight Global Identity Theft, Scam, Fake Jobs, Lies, Fake Jobs, Lied, Mishandles Employee Information Bellevue, Washington

The first poster, Robin, is correct. That is the exact script the recruiter reads to you. I have been an IT professional for the past 10 years. I have since acquired additional education and credentials. I have valid experience at fortune 50 companies. They call. They allege they found YOUR resume in THEIR database (as if you put it there) then they insist a job exists and you should get on the suit and tie and meet with them. When you arrive at their location, it looks like the room from the movie Boiler Room where the company fled the scene because the feds were on their way. The recruiter goes through the motions, nods at whatever you say, asks NO interrogative questions, and then asks for your references. The description of the job they use to lure you in gets no more detailed during the process. They cannot name the hiring manager from the company. As soon as you hand them a sheet with references they stand up. (this is called body language, it convinces you your time is done). They reach to shake your hand and tell you they will pass your info to their account manager(as if such a person exists). The next week, you call to follow up and they say exactly what the original poster Robin said. Position closed. This happened to me 4 times before I realized it. Now I screen all my calls. When they call I don't return it and my email has a filter to run them straight to "trash".

I have done network security at fortune 50 (not 100 or 500, 50) companies. I have received honors and bonuses in these companies. I am not saying so to brag so much as to indicate, if someone were a qualified candidate, I would be one.

I am very familiar with this situation as I have reviewed it personally.  We offered you the opportunity to interview for a position.  Your interview was set with our client.  You later requested a higher pay rate and for us to pay for your parking in the city.  As explained at the time, this was not possible.  Since you were unwilling to work at the original agreed upon rate, we actually had to call the client and cancel your interview.  This put us in bad position with the client, and we had to re-recruit a new candidate.

Your claim that this is a fake job is completely false.  We have people working at this client currently.  Just because you called this large firm and asked a random person who asnswered the phone if they heard of us, does not mean the position is fake.  Your assumptions are competely wrong.  Call them again and ask around.  You will find out very quickly that this was not a fake position and that Insight Global is a current vendor.

We have called you several times to address your concerns, but you have returned any of our calls.  

I welcome your call if you would like to have a professional conversation about your experience.

Thank you.