Oct 16, 2013
This number actually came in on the caller ID as an Augusta, Maine number instead of Portland, Maine one. But regardless of the call's origin, it still belongs to a slimy, scamming telemarketing firm.
When I first picked up the call, there was nothing but silence and no one responded to my "Hello?... Hello? ...Hello?" So seeing it was a Maine number and therefore (foolishly) reasoning it could not be a telemarketer, I called them back. It DID turn out to be a telemarketing company, and they had picked up my daughter's information she had given on the www.JobsRadar.com site a few minutes ago. The telemarketer even knew my daughter by her name! How I came to know this was a telemarketer's phone number and not a legitimate job placement agency was that the woman blew off my daughter's application for an **entry-level** cashier job and instead tried to sell her some higher education classes she did not need. Well, my daughter is a high school graduate had applied *only* for that entry-level cashier position and visited *only* the www.JobsRadar.com site on the web. So where else could they have gotten her name and number? AND, in addition to this Maine call, we also got another we-don't-have-the-job-advertised-but-we're-going-to-sell-you-classes telemarketing call through JobsRadar.com **itself** a few minutes before this!!! You can see what I wrote about the JobsRadar.com call under the 215-220-4767 complaints.
SO BEWARE!!! JOBSRADAR.COM NOT ONLY GIVES NAMES AND PHONE NUMBERS TO ITS WORTHLESS TELEMARKETING ASSOCIATES BUT OPERATES AS A TELEMARKETING SCAM ITSELF!!!!