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This company is hecka sketchy. They also found my resume somewhere and would email me and call me many times, and I ignored them because I never applied to any of their positions, even though they said I did. I always keep a copy of my applications and cover letters. I thought they would leave me alone but they keep saying they will give me one last opportunity to interview and tell me more about their company when I searched online, their company website used very broad business vocabularies to describe what they do, which was already odd to me. If they are doing this to you, research them and take caution to their happy-go-lucky comments and reviews...Update: No. I ignored your very ambiguous company based off of the fact that you contacted me claiming I have submitted an application to your company, which I have not. I wouldn't even apply. The person emailing directly told me I did. If you had looked clearly at anyone's resume, it is clearly stated their experience and major if they went to college, maybe that would save everyone's time instead of calling them many times and withholding the basis of the company until the interview, wasting someone's time if they aren't seeking this kind of work. Maybe be less petty and more professional in your work ethic. This is how your company represented itself to me and you should work on improving it so that people won't get the same idea! Only a company with a scamming level of 10,000 would attack someone over an honest review of how they were treated. Please evaluate your position at the company and clearly work to create less misunderstandings, such as claiming someone had applied to a sales company when they specifically majored in something like Mechanical Engineering. It's not hard to use some brain cells. Clearly, I'm not the only person who thinks like this of this "company." It is also not fair nor wise of you to tell another person to remove their resume for them to avoid your constant contacting. It's their resume, for their livelihood. Re-train your staff to take a hint when someone says NO, and maybe provide reading comprehension courses to avoid contacting people with no interest in sales in their resume, Mercury. Too much of you, and we might not survive, hence the name. I've had recruiting agencies called me with no problem. Clearly stating what they were, and what they were calling for. I'm already working now. Goodbye anonymous drone, hope the 12 cents an hour is making you happy.