I must say, they've FINALLY updated their letter and it is much more professional sounding.

They fall into the trap of using a hotmail sending address (which may be Rhonda's personal address) and then ask you to reply to a gmail address. The criminal scam job offers often do that, so if they want to eliminate the last red flag from their contact process, the letter should come from the address they want you to reply to.

Still wish they wouldn't spam everyone who posts a resume, lives within 40 miles, and has a pulse. But on the last resume update I got two or three job spams from Farmers Insurance, and just one from Rhonda.

So the fact that she is calling these people whom she e-mails "lazy" for not just calling and asking her a question, or for critiquing her letter (which did strike me as some sort of scam) is not only uncalled for but simply bad business. She is digging her own hole, in a way.

Thank you for beginning this topic. It has definitely saved me a lot of time and effort.

Thanks much for posting these comments about this company. otherwise i would have been fallen for interview with 'em. I have received this same type of email from Rhonda Smith saying they offer me a job interview. Normally the company sends you an interview post a week ahead while I received it on Sunday and then to be interviewed on tuesday. only two days. additionally, this email tends to lack of info. no website, no job description, and so on. I wondered for 30 minutes and decided to call the number she provided. She says the same thing as you guys have told, average 72,000 in the first year for a god shake, too good to be true. by now I have googled this and meeting all you guys in here. thanks god, otherwise I have to drive all the way up there in Kirkland and would have to wait for hours in the line up of 10-30 dudes up there, and wonder if these guys have a sales background or not. I have a BA degree in Finance, and I have a tough time to find a job for $35,000-40,000/yr...and this type of job requires no degree and would end up with 72,000 in the first year.

Again, thanks guy for letting me know

For your information, Rhonda Smith has been my name for the last 15 years, you wouldnt even be able to say my maiden name. I dont understand why you want to trash me personally, for doing my job. I am only trying to make a living like everyone else. As far as I have been able to determine, Cornerstone is a legitimate marketing firm, marketing health insurance for small businesses and the self employed. I am sure if it were a scam we wouldnt be in business right now. I would appreciate if you would stop targeting me directly, since all I do is set appointments for the offices. I am not a fraud, or a scam, or doing business under an alias. I am just doing what I am being paid for. Setting appointments. Maybe your readers should do more research before blindly listening to you!

I have NOTHING in my resume that indicates that I am a sales person - haha!

Guess what? DELETE!

If you're looking for Robert D. Sellers, of course they won't have a record. The name is Robert D. Sells. Dunno if his business is registered or not, but you need to be accurate when you make claims like you did.

Thanks for posting.

I sure appreciate the heads up as I probably would have fallen for the interview, being a trusting and hopeful career hunter. I am beginning to think companies that recruit have very unscrupulous techniques. I also have gone with CareerBuilders and AppleOne, and never heard a word back, nor a reply to an email. How do they continue to get away with it, and are there any good ones out there? I am beginning to think not.

Godd luck and thank you all for the enlightenment.