Today I received a recruiting phone call from AIL, also going by American Income Life Insurance saying they were responding to my submission of a resume to them, which took me off guard because I actually had submitted my resume to many different places and was not sure of all the jobs I had submitted for. So eager to find a job with a layoff 4 weeks away, and this being my first call back about an interview so far, I continued the conversation. It struck me as extremely strange how quickly the "HR rep" said his company's name and his own and moved right on to asking me a couple of "preliminary interview" questions about a supposid management position for this new office they had in central PA. I found it to be extremely weird that he was at all pleased about my rushed, taken off guard-type answers I gave him, and how quickley he said "great, we'd like to have a sit down interview with you tomorrow at 10:20 am". Eitherway I agreed, and came back to my desk in which I explained to my fellow co-worker what had happened, and he let me know that it was an insurance sales scam that he had gone through 9 years ago, and his story was exactly the same as all the other complaints you will read on this page. Also, some things to consider about positions like this are door to door sales jobs in which you are an independent contractor, meaning AIL does not have to pay you benefits, and also that anythign they will pay you in the first year will be taken out of any income you produce on your own. I.E. you make nothing. All of the people I see on here defending the company are obviously working for the company to do just that, try to dispell the truths about the company on blog pages like this. If you are a salesman with this company and you actually think you are going to rake in the money and retire at 40 as I saw one person write...I would say that maybe you should comment on your status after you have been with the company for more than 2 months..."they sold you and you just haven't realized it yet!!!" These guys are wolves in sheeps clothing. I concluded my 1/2 hour long experience with this outfit by calling back the # provided to me to reference if I had any questions (which of course went to a generic voicemail with no prompts) and let them know to lose my number and resume and that I didn't appreciate the phone call or misleading approach they took. I PRAY that someone responds to my voicemail by actually calling back so I can really sound off.