Resume Spamming doesn’t work

This fella– Executive Options’ Howard Nestler — has started spamming my inbox with unsolicited resumes. I called him last week and he agreed to stop, but on he goes with the spamming.
I hope his clients know that this is really not going to get them a job…. at all.

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Company charges up-front fee for career placement. FAQ's are smoke & mirrors, a good reputable company will be found on the internet with positive reviews, etc. Don't be foolish and throw good hard earned money away based on a promise. There are extremely to many RED FLAGS to list so use your own good judgment.

FREE services such as monster, CareerBuilder, sixfigures, theladder, indeed, hotjobs, and other available services will help you obtain career placement- these are all way more advanced than an individual or group locating a high end career.

Recruiters, Staffing Agencies, Temp Agencies, get paid when they secure career placement for a client. This obviously makes much more sense- because these firms are illegitimate.

http://www.webrandyou.net/

login: win
pw: success

reserve 1:

login: win
pw: b

reserve 2:

login: win
pw: a

people:

Debra Mason - 917-499-8100 (presents herself as Sr. Acct. Executive) very strong minded, and forward. Excellent skills at selling WIN services. *beware or be fooled.

Giada Delfino - 646-415-9078 (schedules initial interview-screen session) Nice, pleasant, and convincing. *does a good job of setting up initial process, *be cautious

http://www.bbb.org/new-york-city/business-reviews/job-listing-and-advisory-services/win-in-new-york-ny-93308/#accrstatus

BBB rating (complaint details are scoped within 36 months, WIN has operated under current name less than 36 months) *Win has complaints listed on BBB

compare accredited vs. rating; WIN is not accredited

*disclaimer; information may or may not be reliable, perform your own research and determine your own opinions or facts. USE and TRUST info at your own RISK!

OTHER Sources:

http://www.ripoffreport.com/questionable-activities/executive-options-ho/executive-options-howard-nest-6aee5.htm ( many more listed but this is one the many complaints

http://search.yahoo.com/search?fr=chr-greentree_ie&ei=utf-8&type=867034&p=webrandyou.net+scam ( check out what assumed qualified Executives are saying about this company )

http://whocallsme.com/Phone-Number.aspx/6465951660

http://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-650-396-7042

Note: WIN has several alias or affiliated companies, make sure to do your research.

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