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I experienced the same situation. I got a text message that I applied for a certain position that I never recalled applying to. I have applied to numerous places for employment and take note of them to keep track. When I received a text message from this place I thought maybe I forgot to take note of this application but because it was the first message I heard back from in months, I instantly said yes to the interview. Definitely a pyramid scheme but hidden very well. They go through a very vague interview process where questions are broad and runarounds on the same topics. They only give so much information away. I checked their social media accounts and they have recycled content throughout three different pages all with different names. Very weird. The way you can work your way up is by also recruiting others to work with you and to train them. "Entry-level" trainees make a certain amount of revenue per sale, while those higher than them make more due to their "workload being much more". They make money off the entry-level trainees but manipulated it in a way that almost sounds fair.
CA, USA- 91367
Woodland Hills, CA- 91364
(747) 200-6572
https://www.azmarketinginc.com/
Employment
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A and Z Marketing
May 2, 2023
704623
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