American Income Life Ottawa Scam 613

American Income Life Ottawa employment Scam


this is to show the location of the American Income Life AIL job employment scam in Ottawa
located on 3710 Richmond Rd.

If you received a call from them turn down the not an actual interview... it is a 3 part sales pitch asking you to pay them $750 for their so called training and licensing to become whatever job they told you...

if you have already been a victim of false representation and/or their pyramid scheme please contact the Competition Bureau and local authorities
www.competitionbureau.gc.ca
www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca
the RCMP website has information about pyramid schemes and multi level marketing

For the purpose of Section 206(1)(e) of the Criminal Code a pyramid scheme is illegal when a person participating in the scheme becomes entitled to receive more money than they invested in the scheme by reason of recruiting others. The money is made through recruitment only, while the product or service has no real value. Schemes of pyramid selling are also prohibited under the Canadas Competition Act in Canada.

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• american
• income
• life
• scam
• false
• representation
• job
• employment

[iHasPistons]

i recently deleted an idiotic comment left by steve surace a trainer(sales pitcher) in ohio

taken from ohio website

Steve Surace

Steve was born in Parma, Ohio and grew up in Brunswick, Ohio. He graduated from North Royalton High School. Steve has been around American Income Life since he was four years old, when his father, Jim Surace began working for the company. When he graduated from high school

[iHasPistons]

his comment

stevesurace has made a comment on American Income Life Ottawa Scam 613:

Thanks a lot, I had an interview and it really helped locating the office. The interview turned out great and I hope all goes well. Sorry it didnt work out for you.

[bunkmasterflex]

New address 1695 bank street.

[rachelspeaks]

im really glad to have seen all this, they called me today and said they got my resume off of hot jobs and set up an interview. The man on the phone was very vague on the company and was obviously reading from a script, and besides that, I have no history in sales, whatsoever. My major was graphic design and my work history is all in customer service, idk if they're a scam, but they sound pretty shady

[faffaflunkie]

I'm amazed how these people always go after the ones who are the most vulnerable.

[jpwrestler4life]

yeah my niggaz thats bells corners on richmond fuck yeah lol

[ThePenciler09]

The other type of message I've seen posted to these forums and comment threads is the complaint-to-glowing-testimoni­al one. It seems just as copy/paste detached as the normal one but tries to get people on their side through some kind of sympathy play. And then there are the numerous messages that try to appeal to things like pride, tragedy, ego... etc. Even down to the AOL-like screen-name (ie: 45firefightergoodguyTY). It's shameless. Before I die I want to see them taken down by the feds.

[ThePenciler09]

AIL is VEEEERRRRRY active in the anti-awareness campaign. They've posted a lot of videos flooding search results on "American Income Life scam" with so called testimonial videos. Plus they post seeming responses to criticisms with glowing seemingly detached copy/paste messages. "Detached" because it seems none of them reference previous critics in the thread. I've seen a few versions of these "responses" posted over various websites verbatim.

[FilipineChik]

if u wanna NOT EVER be scammed again by a "business opputunity" check out a video named "Fraud: An Inside Look" here on youtube.

[diznab900]

hey, i got a email from them that they want me to work for them, i had posted a resume online then they offered me a job.

[mike1190]

U FUCKIN JERK OFFS..

[airiFiTeezKolWahabi]

I got an email from them. I have been approached by many scam businesse. A fox is not taked twice from the same snare. I googled their name. I am happy that I did my home work.

thanks for the post.