(516) 946-7747

This is the email:Dear Amelia,This is to confirm your interview with Steven Gomez and Alex Roussis for Weds January 6th at 7:30PM.-Arrival/Introductions-Overview-Schedule follow upEnclosed is some brief information about our organization as well as directions to the office. We have not advertised the opportunity, so specifics about the opportunity, our expansion plans, and compensation will be provided during the interview.Good Luck!Sincerely,Team Roussis

I get an email that the company is roussis international.So I Google it and I come across this list of I received a call yesterday from a man named John Lee. He said he was from Citigroup. the email I got today was from Roussis International. He said he was calling in reference to my resume. I also never heard of this company, but figured since I apply to so many jobs that maybe it just slipped my mind. I decided to do a little research today.I came upon this page thanks for the heads up everyone.

I attended the event of Roussis International last night, Dec. 29, 2009.  I was very disappointed because I thought I was going there for an interview.  I later found out it was more like a seminaire, so when I mention that word, I was told it was because the number of people that showed they had to have this type of setting.  I also learned that the majority of the people that was there...where part of the program. The letter I received was false advertising. They didn't call me I received an email, stating that this was a second email, NOT TRUE.

All of you people on this blog are nuts.  You post your resume on a job board and when someone contacts you and asks if you would like to come to an open house and find out about a career opportunity in financial services, you decide it must be a scam without even going to hear what it is about.  If you were out on a public street and someone tried to hand you a hundred dollar bill with no strings attached, you would conclude that they were trying to pass you counterfeit money.  And anyone that lets complete strangers advise you as to what is a scam and what isn't is the stupidest of all, and would certainly fail the interview process anyway.

well now that last post just does it for me...It is exactly like mine. The end.

Guys....this is PRIMERICA (AL Williams)...been around for quite some time.  It's basically selling financial services, life insurance, etc.  I checked them out over 20 years ago back in the midwest and decided to take a pass. I've been contacted several times with the same M.O. via phone and email.  Depending on the market you're in, the names and numbers vary.Just got one today:  READ BELOWHi.  Your resume was given to me and I would like to speak with you about an opportunity with my business here in Charlotte.  Your experience and background are commensurate with our philosophy for success.          We are Roussis International.  We specialize in creating value for families.  We have been in business for over 25 years with 33 offices in the northeast.  We opened our Charlotte location two years ago and are rapidly expanding.  When the economy tightens our business actually does very well.  We did over $1.8 billion last year and this year is on track to be even better! What we are looking for is to hire dynamic individuals to assist us with our expansion throughout Charlotte and the Carolinas.  We need good people that are motivated, energetic and sharp to assist us with this.  We are an established company with a proven track record of success, integrity and value.  We have a world-class training and compensation program. Please give me a call at your earliest convenience so that I can set up a time for you to come down to meet with myself and several of our key personnel. Regards, Mark Scowcroft Roussis International (803)554-4933

He told me he was looking for people w/leadership experience. I don't have any. I work at a video store. Why would he still want to interview me??

Today I received a call from this guy, CORRECT SPELLING: JIANN LEE. He told me this position entailed personal finance and that they were supposedly moving to Haupaugge, NY. He mentioned an interview next week at 7:30pm, but it is too good to be true. There were absolutely no details and he said to bring four character references. Rotten apples.

I received a call about 2 hours ago from a man named John Lee. He was calling Roussis International in reference to my resume, which was "referred" to him by some unnamed person. He never mentioned anything about the job he was calling in referrence to so I figured something was up. I also never heard of this company, but figured since I apply to so many jobs that maybe it just slipped my mind. I decided to do a little research before I call back and came upon this page where my suspicions were validated. He called from 631-361-6487, and gave me his direct number at 516-946-7747 by the way. Thanks for the heads up everyone.

I actually got an email from a Scott Reber" and had basically the same stories told from the phone number soliciting. Sounded fishy and just before replying to the email I just took a chance to research the company name of Roussis Financial Services. Thanks for all of your posts to warn others about this bogus job offer! You really helped me and I will continue to pay it forward...THANKS!

Hummm! I got a call from this guy - John Lee from Roussis International today with the impression of getting my number from my resume and scheduled me for interview tomorow. He called me with a 631-361-6487 number and gave me his number to be 516-946-7747 to contact him when I arrive for the interview. I decided to check this company out on the net and get ready as usual for the interview. He also asked me to bring four names and phone numbers of my references for the interview. After reviewing the company's site and these scam reports, I conluded that this is a scam and decided to report it. The job is even to good to be through for leadership position in Roussis International. I also found out that they have ties with Primerica. Please beware!!!

I did a reverse lookup on the office number and direct number that John Lee left on my voicemail and found that it went to a Primerica office.  John said that he was calling from Roussis International.  I recently posted my resume on Monster.com, which is one method I believe they are using to recruit people.  Do a search on "Primerica Scam" and you will find more information on this.  Thanks to everyone else for providing information on this.

This guy John Lee Calls me, i go for the "interview" which is really a group session. I fill out this form with the information they requested, on one line it asks for references so i put my former supervisors in case he would like to check them. Tell me why he call them to recruit them and not even bring my name up, he told my supervisor that he found her resume online which was complete BS. this company is extremely shady. DONT FALL FOR IT!!!

I just received a call from this company Roussis International, but the number was 1-516-707-9989. They are trying to train you to sell financial services. Annoying.

Very sad. These people post their resumes on websites and when they're not interested, they bash you.

Got a call from 516-976-7747 on 4/15 saying he got my number from my resume, thanks for posting, did a reverse look up and figured this was a scam

Same situation for me on 03-31-09... John Lee... blah blah blah... to call him at 516-946-7747 regarding my resume, despite me never communicating with Russo International ever in my life. I suspected it was a scam.

recieved a call from private number...said my husband was referred to him and to call back..name was john lee

I received a call from John Lee today.  He is at 516-946-7747.  He called my wife and said he got my number and thought we might be able to work together.  My wife had no idea what it was about, and took a message.  I subsequently called about 4o times, and no one answered the phone.  He's clearly soliciting.

Received call from this number yesterday, said was John Lee from Roussis International.  Roussis International appears to be soliciting for financial services.