I am not saying "Phyllis Dean" is a scam, however there were a number of red flags that occurred in our interaction with this person regarding a high paying DME campaign.
First, the person is not Phyllis Dean, a girl's name. The person is from India, and when I asked about the name, the person told me later the name was Vaibhav, and she is a he.
Second, I asked for a contract to review. Never was given one. "Phyllis" said the contract info was in the CRM he would set up for me. It wasn't there.
Third, The CRM portal used was United Health Solutions, which i read on this forum was very suspect.
Fourth, in addition to no contract given to me, there was no request for bank info- how were they going to pay me?
Fifth, we requested several times from Phyllis for a video conference call. We were denied each time.
All signed point to a scam, so be careful when dealing with Phyllis.
First, the person is not Phyllis Dean, a girl's name. The person is from India, and when I asked about the name, the person told me later the name was Vaibhav, and she is a he.
Second, I asked for a contract to review. Never was given one. "Phyllis" said the contract info was in the CRM he would set up for me. It wasn't there.
Third, The CRM portal used was United Health Solutions, which i read on this forum was very suspect.
Fourth, in addition to no contract given to me, there was no request for bank info- how were they going to pay me?
Fifth, we requested several times from Phyllis for a video conference call. We were denied each time.
All signed point to a scam, so be careful when dealing with Phyllis.