Complaints Logo
Latest Complaints News & Stories Tips & Tricks Questions Videos Images Recalls Groups Submit Complaint

Recently Discussed Complaints

1. (0 mins ago)
State Farm Insurance
Unbelievable
2. (0 mins ago)
Viv3 Lab Ltd
acai berry -free trial
3. (1 mins ago)
Viv3
unauthorised payment
4. (2 mins ago)
Craigsecure
scammers
5. (2 mins ago)
Viv3 Labs
taking payments wiyh out permission

Consumer Tips & Tricks

Worst rating

2. Ultifreshwell (-13)

Subjects of Wide Speculation

1. ROBIN SCHULDER (84)
puppy mill
2. HIT Web Design/ Heritage Web Solutions (72)
Bad business to work with/for! ABC4 NEWS UTAH WILL EXPOSE!
3. Dazzle white and Smile Brite (40)
illegal charging of credit cards
4. Kaplan Higher Education (35)
WORTHLESS Racist, Fascist Regime
5. online cash success kit (34)
online cash success kit
6. Ultifreshwell (27)
Scam
7. IBSN tax (22)
Not trust worthy
8. acai berry&life cleansing (22)
LB Envision Net Worldwide Ltd UK.

Latest News & Stories

Stay Away

1. Dazzle White (22)
2. EzyKit (13)
3. MTN (8)
4. Comcast (6)
5. Dazzlewhite (19)
7. Nokia (11)
8. Best Buy (4)

Latest Questions

VoteAndDate.com

American Income Life Complaints - The Scam Continues!!!

Review all American Income Life complaints

American Income Life

Posted: 2009-01-27 by   vlp
The Scam Continues!!!
Complaint Rating:  81 % with 27 votes
Company information:
American Income Life
North Carolina
United States

I am so glad I checked out this company online. I have an "interview" schedulded with the AI in Charlotte NC with Jim Logan this Thurs 01/29/09. I thought something was odd about all of this too. I really need a job just as much as everyone else who is looking but there is no way no how that I will go to that interview. I think it is a shame for them to get a persons hopes up for a job. Hang in there my fellow job seekers and know you are not alone in your search.
Comments United States Bad Business Partners
Share with others:   Digg it!  Del.ici.ous  Furl  Yahoo My Web
Was the above complaint useful to you?    


Comments

Sort by: Date | Rating
 279 days ago by   Terry 0 Votes
I don't know if this is a scam or a pyramid scheme...but my dealings with them have shown me that they are very unethical in their dealings with prospective agents. They told me when inviting me back for a third interview to bring a credit card or my checkbook. I did and am sorry now that I did. They charged me for a license test fee and fingerprinting. I never took the test and informed them of changing my mind well enough in advance to cancel my test appt and I paid separately for my fingerprinting. Linda, ( who would not reveal her last name) said all was non-refundable. How can I be charged for something I did not take and how can I pay twice for something. BEWARE
 256 days ago by   Anne 0 Votes
I'm so glad I found this site. I, too, have been contacted in exactly the same way and will not interview now. Thank you all for the information.
 213 days ago by   Heather 0 Votes
Well, I wish that I had thought to research the company further BEFORE I went to the stupid interview. I did view their website, but only briefly. If I had looked further, I would have saved myself the trouble.

The script reading is real! And in the interview, when I said that I didn't want to SELL anything they try to bend what they do as not sales! My interviewer looked like he was on dope and said that I was one of the select people that was being brought back for a second interview (to which I never showed up). I worked for a bunch of scam artists like this back in 2002. The feds shut that company down, and someone needs to shut AIL down too!
 136 days ago by   Tink82 0 Votes
Thank you everyone for posting about this potential scam opportunity. I was contacted earlier this week for an interview over an hour away from my home. I didn't remember applying for any jobs in that area and was confused how they got my information. I was told to bring a note pad and pen, that the interview would be a couple of hours and that I would be meeting with several managers. Turns out that is only a scam too. I have no interest in a potential "sales" position. I'll leave the bloodsucking to those who find it appealing.
 82 days ago by   NeedJobNow 0 Votes
Yes, I'm glad I researched on the internet about AIL. The same thing happened to me. They saw my resume on careerbuilder, and sent me several emails. None of which I replied to, of course. And couple days ago, an "HR rep" actually called me and asked some screening questions over the phone, and scheduled for an interview. I didnt remember applying to AIL, so I asked what the position was for, and she told me part-time, full-time sales, and manager positions. I said okay, I'm not really look for sales positions. And she lured me by saying there' are no cold-calling and door-to-door sales. And after the phone interview, she promptly set up an interview.

And when I got the email confirmation, I thought it odd that they'd tell me to bring a copy of your resume (if they already saw my resume, they should have it on file), and to dress professionally (why wouldn't we know to dress professionally?).

I've also been contacted by another life insurance companies like this (I don't recall the name . . .something casualty? i dunno, it was about six months ago). They were also very aggressive and pursued me, and their pitch was "do you wanna make a lotta money?" I never went to their interview either.

I'm a recent college graduate, desperate for a job, but I feel these types of jobs are not even worth the time, not even to gain some "interview" prep experience.
 81 days ago by   mjd101010 0 Votes
To NeedJobNow,

You're absolutely right. It is not even worth your time to interview with these assholes. There would be no "experience" that you could gain from it. If you were to show up, I would guarantee that you would be the most professional one there. Good luck in your job search.
 9 days ago by   Dreika 0 Votes
AIL is a commission-based job. It is a legitmate company like any other insurance companies. All insurance companies have scripts and a presentation new agents go by until they feel comfortable deviating from it. Yes, there are some companies where you have to pay for your own license and pay for the twenty hours of training it takes before you can pass your state exam. It is not an easy job. It's hard work. You do not get paid for training, and when a job is based strictly on sales of course you have a high turnover rate. When I received a letter from this company, it said commission based. I walked in with my eyes wide open. I knew it was commission-based, I knew you have to recruit to build your own team---which is what people love to call the "pyramid scheme", and I knew I will only get paid based on sales. Right now, I am in the process of trying to see if sales is a right fit for me. If it is, I will stick with it. If it is not, at least I can say I will try and move on to the next job. Sales is not for everyone and just because a job is commission-based does not mean that is any less legitimate than a job that pays an hourly wage. The perfect person for this job is someone who is patient, optimistic, hard-working, and self-motivated. If not, then don't apply. If you have a family to support and a spouse that is impatient and not supportive, you will not last in this job so don't apply. All American Income Life is an opportunity to have a better lifestyle for yourself and your family. It isn't for everyone. If you want to change your lifestyle for the better, take a chance with this company. You may succeed. You may not because at least you can say you tried. Nothing in life is ever guaranteed.

Post your Comment

Please check text spelling before submitting a comment
Your attitude towards ComplaintAgree Neutral Disagree
Comment text
Attach photos (optional)

Videos

Personal Details of Mobile Phone Customers Have Been Stolen

Latest Groups

Today's Mess-Up Photo

Categories

   - Roofing
   - Banks
   - Loans
   - Car Rental
   - Towing
   - Schools
   - Neighbors
   - Mattresses
   - Cosmetics
   - Doctors
   - Appliances
   - Employers
   - Employees
   - Solicitors
   - Ebay Scams
   - Phishing
   - Landlords
   - Movies

Smile upon Life :)


RSS Feed
 
     
 

Login

Email:
Password:

Forgot your password?