Complaint Review: American Income - Monster.com - Cincinnati Ohio

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*UPDATE, Rip-off Report Investigation: American Income Life / National Income Life Insurance Company gets a POSITIVE RATING from Rip-off Report and is fulfilling its commitment to resolve all legitimate complaints and address representative issues. Rip-off Report has investigated the company for many months after they contacted us to resolve any posted issues and misunderstandings. With over 2500 representatives and millions of clients, American Income Life / National Income Life is bound to be the subject of a certain number of complaints about improper agent conduct, as well as product and administrative complaints.

Rip-off Report's investigation found such complaints, but importantly also found that American Income Life / National Income Life is committed to resolving such complaints quickly and is doing everything possible to satisfy its clients and representatives alike. The company also takes appropriate action against any of its representatives who are found to have conducted themselves improperly or unethically. We believe that the number of complaints against this company, whether through the Internet or other channels, is small when put into the context of its enormous size. Most large companies would never commit themselves like American Income Life / National Income Life has to Rip-off Report's Corporate Advocacy Business Remediation & Customer Satisfaction Program.

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American Income ripoff hiring practices on Monster.Com Cincinnati Ohio

Well, slap my a*s and call me embarassed. I'm job-hunting (natch) and posted my shiny reworked resume on Monster.Com.

I'm an Electronics Tech, trained by the US navy, and am looking to get into a nice RF tech field.

SO, the day after I apply to a metric heckload of postings on Monster, this guy "Jason" calls me, speed-talking his way through the convo. Says he's reponding to my application. Sweet! Then he identifies himself from "American Income Insurance"...that was kind of odd. But, hey, even insurance companies need techs, right?

He asked me no tech questions (also weird), just set up a "1st" interview, told me to dress professionally (duh) and bring a clean copy of my resume. (kaaaay). My "Uh-oh" senses tingled, but, whatever, right? Le job. I looked through the jobs I *did* apply to and ...um...no American Income. WTF? So, I did some research and ...HELL NAW. I came here.

So, American Income tried to lure my job-needin' Electronics Tech a*s into coming down for some bullshit Insurance cattle call b***h job? Kiss it, AII.

Shane Hamilton, Ohio
U.S.A.