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Location: Dallas, TX
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Jul 11, 2017
same scam as above from:
Larry Paul Spradling
Executive Vice President of Client Services
SEO
(214) 695-2652
lpspradling@dallastransition.com
*** AND ***
Tiffany Spears
SEO
Two Lincoln Centre
5420 LBJ Freeway, Suite 1230
Dallas, TX 75240
(972)730-3000
http://www.seo-dfw.com
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Recent comments:
16
Mar 5, 2013
Wow, glad I saw this before I went down there. The meeting prior to a phone conversation did seem odd. Good luck to all of my fellow job seekers!

they used 972-386-3275 and 7171.. also 972-239-1201
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Mar 28, 2013
I received the same call today. What clued me in was that she said her Senior Executive about 7 times in two minutes. They used 972-965-3197. I had her email me. Once I got the email, I did some research  like the others. Total scam. Don't waste your time. Real executive search firms and head hunters don't work for you; they work for the business. That's where the real money is.
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Apr 2, 2013
Did not find this until I wasted my time meeting with them. Same format as above, I am so wonderful found my resume on the ladders and they are going to get me back to 250K. Red flags went of all over the place. I did the search before I met with them but by calling themselves TOP it makes the search harder. I was not going to forward and I pissed the guy off by the questions that I asked so I came back and found this thread. Glad I called him on his BS. I was absolutely not going to move forward but part of me wondered if I am too skeptical. Nope my instincts were correct. Contingency recruiters are OK but if someone wants money from you run they are just trying to take advantage of you.
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Jul 9, 2013
I got the call today.  They used 972-239-1218 which showed on my caller ID as Budget Rent A Car. (Huge Red Flag.)
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Jul 9, 2013
The other thing that threw me off was that she said the appointment email would not come out until the morning of the "interview". I thought this was odd at the time, but not that I have read these comments I get it. It's to keep people from having time to research the email domain until it's too late.

I fell for a similar, maybe same, scam before around 5 years ago.  The details are fuzzy but I remember it was in North Dallas and there was a pitch.  I was mad because I had taken off work and driven all the way from Arlington.  Man I was mad.
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