800-241-2561

They called and left no message.  I called the number and got a recording for "Unified Energy Sales" I didn't hang around to hear their sales pitch.

This is a scam aligned to "Energy Solutions Network" / Karen Kay.

Local numbers include 206-397-1177 and 206-519-6528.

they called offering me an interview

Called saying they got my resume (lie). Said they sent me a video to look at (LIE). Called themselves Energy Network Soultions. I always check the source before I fall for what I suspect is a scam. Google everything like this!

This is a robo caller which leaves a message saying "This is Kaleb with Energy Solutions Network I'm trying to contact you about the resume you posted online. (not true) I'm going to have my assistant follow up with an email (not true)  Don't bother calling the 800 number back it's a scam

Same thing. Called and stated they received my resume??

My VM was similar to all the others, "I'm calling back one last time--this is Kaleb with Energy Solutions Network. I'm trying to contact you about the resume you posted online. I sent you an email with a link to an online video to watch. PLEASE follow up with my assistant Karen at (800) 241-2561" No, I did not call the first time, nor this time...

Same as others, got an email and a voice mail using the "resume posted online".  I actually did post a resume online as part of launching a new job hunt.  Gmail classified the email as spam--for me, I've found Gmail spam filters highly accurate.  May or may not be a scam, but it really seems like a modern day approach to MLM, though much more sophisticated.

Just got the exact same thing (only Kaleb said it was the second time he tried to reach me, and now that I think about it, he's probably right). I didn't post a resume, I didn't get an email, it's a joke and it annoys me.

They are still at it.  Got a message from Ron at "Energy Solutions" requesting an interview, said they saw my resume on Beyond (which is true).  I called them back, spoke to Ron, they just sent me an email to follow up - which based upon these postings, I will not open and promptly delete.

They're using ZipRecruiter posted resumes to make scammy robo calls. Call came from 567-245-9529 but said to call 800-241-2561

Same as above. Says to call them back to schedule an interview. Scam obviously.

Same thing,  stay away from this!

Got a call at 9:49 am from 817.587.9536.  VM said to call Ron at Energy Networks at 800.2412561.  Ron is waiting for my call, has sent another video for me to see on email.  Wants to set up an interview with me from my Resume that is online....  Of course, I did not call this dude.

I have received 2 calls from this number.  VM says Ron viewed my resume and would send a video.  No video etc. as stated before.  Didn't call....  Won't call.

Got a vm at 9:34 am from 817.587.9536 from Ron at Energy Networks. Said he found my resume online (true, my resume is online). Said he sent an email with a video (did not receive any email). Said he wants me to open the email, watch the video, then call him at 800-241-2561. I don't think so!  Smells real bad of a scam. Phone numbers don't check out and there's no info online about a Co named Energy Networks. I did not call back.

Left VM to call Ron from Energy Networks.
Caller ID was from 217-203-9329 but was asked to call back 800-242-2561.
Said they received my resume NOT True
Said they sent me an email NOT True

Same as above received a call from number 1-217-203-9329. Said they sent an email with a video and also to call them back to schedule an interview at 1-800-241-2561. I hadn't received an email and it seemed phishy to call from one phone number and then refer me to an 800 number and then dial "0" (no specific extension). I found this site that reported the same attempted scam experience. Adding my experience to the list. Hope others research before calling back.

Same as all the others. Robo claiming to have my resume and following up asking me to call. Lies all...

Same as others. I never applied nor did I get an email from them. I am not calling back. Thanks for the comments! I figured it was a scam.