Description

The incident began on November 19th, 2025 when I received a phone call from a "recruiter" named Shay (***2471848) telling me that I had been selected to interview for a job opportunity in "high ticket sales," and asking me if I had any availability to speak with someone on the hiring team a little bit later. I said yes, and was contacted via an email ([email protected]) under the name "Samar Khan 3," which contained a zoom link to the "interview," signed by Shay. I later joined a zoom call with an individual named Laith El-dasouki (operating under the emails [email protected] and [email protected] and via the phone number ****363817). Much like a real job interview, he told me about the position being offered - a "high ticket sales" position as an "appointment setter" - saying that they were partnered with large companies closing more deals than they have staff to oversee the transactions, so it would be my job to set up appointments between these clients, or "warm leads" as he called them, with closers to close the sales. He said that typically training for these types of positions was not provided by parent companies, but that this company operated differently; he said that they had several 'financial partners/funding partners' who would cover the cost of the training and then the company would reimburse them at the end of the training - it was just a matter of finding one that would approve me. I agreed, and I didn't realize it at the time but what he had sent me in the email was simply a link to sign up for an American Express card, not some sort of disbursement or credit program through a financial partner. I signed up and was approved, and he said that to move forward to the job onboarding process I would have to sign the initial contract allowing their 'financial partner' to 'release funding' to their company to start the training. I was hesitant, but he said that it was largely a formality to make sure that they didn't lose resources by spending money to train someone not invested in the job, and had nothing to worry about. He was also moving at a fast pace, and gave me very little time to read it over fully before pressuring me to sign so that they could move the process along and pass me over to the onboarding team. I agreed and signed the contract, and he sent me a link that he said had been sent over by their 'financial team' to approve the spending amount through the 'financial partner.' Luckily, these charges were flagged by Amex as fraud, and I was called by their fraud prevention team - and that's where the scammers fumbled. They attempted to get me onto a three-way call with the financial institution to automatically approve the fraudulent charges, but failed - I spoke briefly to the fraud department about the situation and they told me that they were not partnered and advised me not to send the money, so I declined the charges. In the about 5 minutes I spent on that phone call, I received a vaguely threatening text from Laith stating that the company would view me leaving the call as abandonment and follow up with legal action since I had already signed the contract - I ended up back on a zoom call with him, expressing that I was uncomfortable with moving forward as the bank had advised me that they were not partnered and the transaction was likely fraudulent. He acted surprised, asked me how it could possibly be a scam, and then after some wishy-washy back-and-forth where he said their financial partners had released funding but later said there was no 3rd party funding, just their in-house financial department, he deflected to a "manager". I was then placed on a call with a man named Yazan Younis (operating under the email [email protected] and the phone number ***2333623) who used many of the same tactics; asking me how it could possibly be a scam, what could they possibly gain from this, etc. I continued to ask him what my options were and at every turn he continued to try to get me back on the phone with a financial institution to open a card and pay the 6k. He stated that I had a 24 hour time limit from the time of signing the contract to set up a payment and onboarding plan or else they would send their legal team after me. I said okay - it sounds like I have 24 hours, so I'd like to use that - after which he threatened to send their legal team immediately after termination of the zoom call. When I questioned that, he backpedaled and said he would set an appointment with me later, and we hung up. In the following 24 hours, I was contacted several times from different phone numbers, as well as Tina Helzer (operating under emails [email protected] and [email protected] and [email protected] AS WELL AS the phone number ***9198540) - clearly she has a lot of time on her hands) from their ‘finance department’ with more vaguely threatening emails about the contract I had signed, stating once again that their ‘financial partner’ had ‘released funding’ and I was liable to send them $6,000, and that “[she’d] hate to see this leave [her] hands and head to legal.” I spent the time researching the names of the additional parties who had contacted me, which led me to actual useful information about the business i was actually dealing with, and it seems like they are skating by masquerading as legitimate business “Salesflow,” as that’s the result that comes up when you try to search for their brand - but this company is “Saleflow Co LLC,” a business registered in Delaware under “A Registered Agent, Inc” to attempt to obfuscate who it belongs to and who is involved. They reach out to people under the pretense of hiring them for an appointment-setting job in sales but it is a thin veil for a multi-level-marketing scheme; they make you pay $6k to do two months of work for them in which you are trying to set THEIR appointments to scam $6k out of others. tldr: they hook you under the pretense of earning a job with them as an employee on their team and then scam you into buying their “training” as a “client.” The revenue is not real, the testimonies on their site are not real, do not be fooled; this is a group of individuals preying on hard-working job seekers in hopes of extorting them for labor under threat of legal backlash. I am no longer able to access the signed contract online via docusign, but I have it downloaded. I do not know whether or not they will pursue legal action against me to try and get the $6k. The following entities have been listed by other similar scam reports on the BBB and are potentially affiliated/formerly/also-known-as/staffed by the same individuals involved in this scam: VALYOU MEDIA LLC, Appointment Setting Co, Appointment Setting Legacy, Legacy Appointments, Timeless Capital LLC, scaling with sales, scaled setters, concepts for sales, wealth builders LLC, wealth builders alliance LLC, wealth builders capital LLC, The following names have been associated with Saleflow Co LLC and the aforementioned other fraudulent business entities: ******* *** ****** ******* ***** ******* ***** *********** ***** **** *** ******* **** ******* ****** ****** **** **** ** **** ******** ***** ******* ******* ****** ******* ***** ***** ******** **** ******** other notable contacts: after I refused to approve the charge to the Amex card, in addition to those noted above, I was also contacted by Chris (***8575394), claiming to be the “assistant manager on the hiring team,” Tyler (***2295911) regarding once again setting up a video interview, and another nameless number (***3157180) attempting to reach out.