Called our office several times over the last week. Would leave no details for my Boss, other than "It won't take very long"  Not going to get a call back with vagueness like this. She did leave her name: Amy

Left msg for my boss with this phone number.  Left her name: Amy Jackson.

Got my name off of Monster posting

Dear Amy...you will laugh this off but whatever.

Look in the mirror.  Take a hard look at yourself.  How is your life going? Think about it.  Is this how you imagined your life playing out?  Don't you want to do better than this?

I guess I just dont understand.  You sound reasonably intelligent and have the motivation to power dial looking for "victims".  Why not use that motivation for something legitimate?  I am in sales.  I have been politely "harrasing" people for 20 years.  I do this for a legitmate company with a legitimate product.  I have built a legitimate client base that respects my work, company, and product.  

I have earned a good career and a good life by doing this. I look in the mirror and I feel good about what I do and my hard work. My clients thank me for my hard work.  Don't you want the same?

For the right price, I'll be anyone you want me to be.

You're Amy, aren't you?

vmail on my mobile: Amy from "Executive Marketing Firm ACT"

They didn't leave a message today.  Hard core pressure to sign up last month.

I used their service when they were The Executive Club and they were successful in helping me find a new job as a CEO. Maybe they changed names-companies are known to do that. In any case, it was well worth every penny and I would recommed their service to any C-level executive looking to change jobs and who might be considering using a marketing service.

Also, you should not be so critical of Amy. Perhaps had you returned the call you would find that this is no scam company. I think one should not be quick to judge but should rather give people the benefit of the doubt. Try it, you might be pleasantly surprised.

How ironic, I just looked this number up again and see I commented on Sept 3rd.  Obviously same group, but now they're using a different company name, it sounded like she said "Hi this is Amy, I'm calling with 'Ask' (or Act or Axe)" regarding your resume online.

Ditto, "the executive club", lame employemnt services come-on

Call left no message today (5/12/08).