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For those seeking jobs because you saw the Craigslist ad, read what I have to say about ICC.

I worked with this group. I know the biz and their ways. After the last shop, I thought about going back to make some quick cash, but declined when I thought about the big picture. I'm not sure what your plans are down the road, but the atmosphere inside a high-pressure/aggressive phone sales type place is making a buck without concern for a client's account. "Churn and Burn" as they like to call it.  If you see yourself in Investment Banking/Sales & Trading/ or a white-toe shoe spot down the road...or EVEN an MBA--I'd be careful. If you want to jump to a large firm like Morgan or Merrill; the first question they ask is "Is your license clean?" They don't want anyone with arbitration filings or complaints inside their office. It looks bad to bring someone in with a beat up license. This is one reason why Jim Ignatowich is at ICC.  His FINRA record has several complaints, including a churning accusation. This is public information by the way, readily available online at FINRA Broker Check.

The big banks / B Schools / and professional institutions look at  your series 7 license as a reflection on  your character. If you take the job at ICC to get your series 7 & 63, go for it--but be careful.  Good luck.  If ICC is the best interview you could land, go for it, but just know that the records of who you might be working under are far from clean.

For those called by this number, the call is from ICC - Investors Capital Corporation.  This is an independent  brokerage firm (some would call it a chop shop) , and you got called by their new Greenwich, CT office.

The names of the brokers in this group are Andrew Parisi, Jim Ignatowich, Robert Estevez, Mike Murphy, and Paul Cammareri.   If you want more stories about these guys, just look up 866-403-2078, 866-543-3934, and 646-722-7770, and 646-448-3535.  As you will be able to see, they spend all day trying to get through to people who dont' want to buy anything.  They sell bonds that were bought for a lower price some time ago, and are quite risky.  With rates the way they are, there are very few products that offer more than a 10% return without being excessively risky.  These guy will overclaim the performance of their products to get you to buy them.   Read everything under the other #'s if you want to see more.

Their source is no more than the Martindale Lawyer Directory and other legal directories.  They often call multiple attorneys at the same firm on the same day, often within five minutes each other.  They really think personal assistants are not smart enough to see through their lies.

If you are a personal assistant reading this and they have called you, write below how they treated you on the phone.   You don't have to put up with this over and over.

Caller identified himself as Jim Ignatowich.

Caller identified himself as John Chalsian.