Description

I was offered a job initially over email. I was offered an Zoom interview within hours of applying. Then an in-person (contacted via text message) interview. I submitted my resume with my name, phone number, and email via Indeed. I was then invited to a zoom call with a hiring manager (08/29/25). I got called back for an in person interview today, Labor Day, (09/01/25). I was told that it was 100% performance based. They mentioned three big companies, Lifeline, TrueConnect, Verizon/T-Mobile. I was actually contacted by a similar company in the same area San Bernardino, advertising and offering the same information with same said companies (within the same hour I was commuting) to the interview for J.D.I Systems. The interviewer that went by the name, "Giselle" was reading off of a script/notebook the entire time, and asked for my resume despite me already using it to apply on Indeed. I actually even applied on their website directly and uploaded my resume there as well. I did think it was a bit strange that this person asked for my resume after I had already provided it to the company. After both interviews I was given a specific time that I would be called. I received a call much (hours) later. 08/29/25 at 7pm. Today, 7pm. There was no real information to find online, nor reliable reviews, (potentially bot looking reviews), or variety of employees (same three to four employees pictured in every picture) on their social media. I did discover that the same "hiring manager" whom is going by the name "Yesenia", from "J.D.I Systems," was on the same social media page for another company "SZ Freiheit", that tried recruiting me today. It was indefinitely then that I realized I was potentially being targeted into a Ponzi scheme of some sort. The main hiring manager name on the bottom of the emails from "J.D.I Systems" is Jorge Aguilar.