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I received a call on my answering machine from a Charyl Jones today for my daughter. She is a recent Western graduate. I am wondering if they got the names out of the Western commencement book, it names all of the grads and their hometown. Interesting.......

I got a call too!  I am a WMU student the phone number they gave me is 269-343-7021.  I looked up the number and it is a residental phone number in kalamazoo.  

The lady said her name was courtney and she asked me my major. I told her.  Also asked if I was looking for a full/part time job. I said part time.  She told me I have an appointment at 1pm Friday March 21 @ 5148 S Sprinkle road.  They never asked me for personal info.  What do they have to gain from these phone calls?

My dad called me today and said that I got a call from this "Seryl". I thought It sounded shady too but I've been applying for jobs so I thought it was some sort of hireing company. I called back but there was no number and I left a message... But the whole thing really confused me becuase I never use my home phone number for anything... I left her my cell number and now that I see this site I wish I hadn't!

I am a graduate from WMU also and received a call from Jenna from WestMac.  She called my husband on his cell phone, I never use my husbands cell phone, and I never applied to a company in Kalamazoo or called WESTMAC.  The number I was given to call back was 269-382-0375.

Same tired story as the rest of you... except my phone call was from a man with "West-something" asking if I was still looking for full time or part time work.  I have been putting a lot of applications in, so it threw me a bit, but I didn't recognize the company so I didni't call them back.

A couple of weeks ago (during spring break) I had a voicemail on my cell phone saying that I was referred to for a part-time or full time position at a company called Webcam.  Being that I never get soliciting calls on my cell phone I was suspicious, and I remember that it was a 269 #.  I was contemplating calling her back, and now I'm very glad that I didn't.

Just got the call this morning, couldn't quite make out the name of the company...West Mac or something, decided to google the phone number and found this forum. Pretty crazy to see the number of posts!!
I'm guessing they got my number from Bronco Jobs, thats where I posted my resume and my phone number.

I am also a WMU student graduating in the spring. Jenna from WestMac called and spoke to my dad. At first I didn't think anything of it and then I searched the phone number and found this website. My roomate got a call about an interview last week. She searched the company and couldn't find anything... They were located on sprinkle rd as well. I wonder if it was the same company!

She left a message on my voicemail saying she had a job opportunity. There was a lot of background noise and she left a number to call her back at. Good thing I heard about this earlier that day.

Received a call yesterday, much like all those described here. Caller Cheryl asked for my WMU son by name indicating that she wanted to talk to him about some design work (his major).  He was puzzled as to how someone got his home #. He returned the call, but got a voicemail. As we are on the Do Not Call List, I am planning to file a complaint.

WMU is not handing out the info, but another fellow student may be!
Symmetry Direct is the paretn company, and it is a TOTAL SCAM!

http://symmetrydirectscam.weebly.com has all the info about them.

I looked today when they called me.

SCAM, SCAM, SCAM. And they DO NOT have a job to offer. They want you to invest in their overpriced vitamins!

These people (WestMac) called my parents house back in Detroit area about 2 months ago. They left a message saying that they were a medical marketing research company. Since I am going into marketing, with a strong history in medicine, I found it as an interesting job. But a little suspicious that they got my parents number. I actually went to the interview place on sprinkle road. The place was a joke. They were no medical marketing company. They were trying to get us to sign up to become one of their employees that sell diet pills. I walked out on them so I didnt leave them any of my information other than my email. I will still have to check my records just incase. But I can tell you that the company wasnt any good.

I got a call from a john barton about westmac in the first week on January. i also go to WMU. I had signed up for an interview but at the last minute the weather was bad and i cancelled. plus i didn't find anything on their company yet he claimed that they were an international company.

It honestly seems to me that most of the peole who have commented here dont' have an understanding of what an actual pyramid deal is. One person said they went onto the website and saw that the company was about selling nutrional supplements. So is Dell.com a pyramid because they sell Dell computers?

A pyramid deal is the exchange of money  WITHOUT any goods or service. A direct selling company is not a pyramid deal. It's like a store except they market their products a bit differently then some places.

As for Symmetry, I don't understand how people can call a company shady when its first priority is to help people with their health. I have family members who have greatly benefited from this company in terms of their health.

I just think that peole should have the facts about a place before they judge. And before they come to any conclusions, instead of just saying, "Oh, I received a phone call...that place is shady, or a scam."

www.trevorz.us/symmetry-direct-scam.htm

To call and say that you are calling about full or part time employment is scandalous, and is illegal.

They are not calling about a job, they are calling to recuirt people into their pyramid scheme.

What is so difficult to see about that wmugirl?

Are you one of the people calling others offering a job when you have none to give and are trying to defend your actions? You have family members who "have greatly benefited from this company" which sounds like a damn good sales pitch to me.

Walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, swims like a duck... MUST BE A DUCK.

PS Brady something or other called me. I searched the web for Symmetry Direct scam and found a host of wonderful information out there folks!

maybe it hasnt hit you yet miss wmugirl96, but it is a prymid scam, the company ends up taking all your money. OR why dont you just read all the comments from the few people who have worked there and mentioned how they lost all their money. I think that the majority of us college kids, esp in the Kalamazoo area, are smart enough not to fall for this dumb offer. And instead of diet pills that don't even work, why don't you have your family get up and workout. I bet you'd make a lot more money in that area of work. So I'm going to go by what all my professors are suggesting and put that company on the do not call list. I find it a little suspicious that they can get as much info about me that they did without my knowledge.

I'm just saying you all need concrete evidence. Any body can write stuff on the internet these days. The only reason I can defend this company is because I have been affected directly by them. But if I had as little information as the rest of you I would keep my mouth shut.
I'm sure anything I say would sound like a "sales pitch" to you Emma. Whatever that even means. It must be a duck!!

They are a direct marketing company. And anyone who knows what a direct marketing company is knows that they are not illegal. You don't have to agree with me, just get REAL information before you talk s**t about something you don't understand.