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I will update this, I have a call set up with a recruiter, supposedly. I received a call on Tuesday 10/22/13 and spoke with a David from CPR, telling me all the great things they are willing to do for me. All sounded great, to great, I've dealt with recruiters before, they are straight forward, this did have a different feel to it, and the whole financial adviser questions was rather odd.

Was hoping for the best, but all these postings leave me at about 50% on the belief measure. I also agree with some of the previous comments, seemed scripted, they (David), didn't seem to know as much about my experience as he should have, for having my resume, he did have my email, so they are getting a little better on what they should have available to sound believable.  

We shall see how this second call goes....

I received a call from a woman named Randie at CPR, MY Career.  I knew it was a scam in one minute.  They are getting information from Monster.com.  BEWARE!

I got a call from 852-479-6350, from CPR My Career. A different number than the one shown above - I'll report it under that number. Supposedly a search and recruitment firm but the rep spent more time talking about their services for retirement planning and transitioning your retirement accounts from one employer to another. I don't think this is a legitimate recruitment firm.

Scam.  I got a call with the same "your resume has been elevated" message.  I tracked it back to CPR My Career, who probably got my info from a job posting.  I suspected the job was fake, so I fed the application some BS info, and lo and behold CPR called me.
How did I know the job was fake?  Because it was a listing for an Automotive Assembly Process Engineer in the small suburb next to mine.  I've lived here for 15 years, and there is no automotive-anything industry in this state any more, much less next door to me.  Total scam.

In theory their services are good--meet with a financial planner in exchange for career search tools, but their tools do not work.  Half the time the site is down and the other half of the time you get passed around from person to person with no answers.  Their CEO emailed me all these sincere sounding emails but in the end they all totally dropped the ball on me and I am soooooo unimpressed.

Scam!  CPR called me from 952-479-6362 and was unable to tell me where they found my contact info except "their recruitment team received my resume" which means they post fake job openings at job boards.  They did not ask what job function I can perform but all they care is money.  "How much are you making?" "What is your salary range?" "How much money you have in your 401K?".  Sure enough, then they started trying to sell me their financial management services.

Thanks for the info... I think you're right on track with everything.  I have the same experience.

Received two voice mails from 952-479-6362 within an hour.  Sounded like a scripted message wanting me to call them back and that my resume had been elevated to their recruiting team.  I do remember seeing a HR job I posted that had their name attached, but thought it was a recruiting company and didn't think to much about it.  After reading the numerous posts, I think I will just ignore it and keep looking.  Appreciate everyone's comments to help me know more about this company.

Thank you everyone for fishing this company out. I found it odd that they couldnt tell me the companies name who was supposedly interested in me.

CPR My Career is a FRAUDULENT company preying on unemployed people or people who have their resumes posted on Monster.com and other sites. They are POSING as a job placement company and poaching contact info from Monster.com, Career Builder, Beyond.com, etc. so they can sell people investment products. There is NO career help; it's just a scam to get people on the hook so they can sell them annuities.

Avoid these con artists and report them to Monster.com and the other job search sites.

This is at least the fifth name this phony operation (John Schrup) has used since 2008 - Trident, Outplacement Services of America, Strategic Financial Partners, Work Save Retire, CPR  My Career.

https://800notes.com/Phone.aspx/1-952-466-7010

http://www.bbb.org/minnesota/business-reviews ... 5482/complaints

http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Outplacement-Services-Of-America/Chanhassen-Minnesota-55317/Outplacement-Services-Of-America-OUTPLACEMENT-SERVICES-OF-AMERICA-SCAMFRAUD-ALERT-Chan-378563

This company CPR my career is a scam phishing call center that tries to bait and switch with promises of a potential job (of course you get no real information about the job) then switches you off to a Warren Elkin financial retirement person who wants what little money you have to put in his pocket. They have an F rating at the BBB. They also go by other names so be warned. Just hang up.

There is something wrong with a lead that claims I am a perfect match for their opening, then refuses to say who that client is.  I asked that my resume never be submitted to a client without telling who the client is.  Not for me.

 I had these clowns call me yesterday -- Bob Tufford (962-479-6366).  What a joke (not funny) and a complete scam.  He tried to put me at ease by talking about his being a vet also.  Making a play on that -- complete scumbag.
 He told me the same nonsense about "huge database access that will show you all of the 'hidden' jobs that your competitors can't see" -- absolute garbage.  I have done this song and dance before with a company local to the Austin area.  I even paid the guys here in Austin money (that I didn't have) -- but I ended up getting it back once I realized my error and threatened them with a lawsuit.
 The guy was so scripted it was pathetic -- and, like others, he didn't know about my experience though he had my resume.  To HELL with this 'company' and all who work there -- lower than low.

Been getting calls from somebody there. Was never able to reach them, but now I have them blocked. Thanks for posting. You saved me some time.

Yes I have been getting calls from this company and they want me meet with a financial advisor. When I told them I did not have a 401k it went cold but when I said I had investments with Edward Jones it picked right back up. WHY would you have to meet with a financial advisor 1st in order to get them to look for a job?????

got a call from Jason at CPR, once I saw these posts - told them I didn't want to spend time setting up a profile!

Ditto to all the other comments here - "Do you have a financial plan in place?"  When I said "Yes",  perhaps that qualified me for their "Do Not Call" list.  I hope so.  Thanks to everyone for the scam warnings.  A good reason to avoid putting your cell number online if you can manage it.  (952) 479-6334 called me.