I had emailed my resume and was contacted via phone within a few days to set up an interview. Upon arrival to the office, there were 4 business names listed on the exterior of the office door (FBC, VBP, Plato Group and IMI). I arrived 10 minutes early, yet waited over an hour to be seen. During that time the only people in and out of the office were job applicants, no actual business "action". After being called I was led into a private office and interviewed. I was asked my previous experience, what I was paid… all very basic questions. I had asked numerous direct questions, all were answered vaguely. Such as What exactly is FBC and what is the company structure? We are a marketing company for non profits. I am an ex-business owner and the interviewer implied he was a business owner. What type of business do you own? Do you own FBC? He says no, Im a manager. What would an average day of work be like? His answer was it depends. I said I am not interested in telemarketing. He said it is not telemarketing but you are on the phone with clients a lot. I asked how marketing smaller non-profit organizations was profitable, how it worked and if the pay was consistent. He said it is very profitable and entry level positions start off between 20k to 50k a year. He attempted to schedule a second interview, that consisted of a full day, maybe 2. I asked what I would be doing. He said whatever we need. I said would I be paid? He said no, its kind of like shadowing and helping around the office to file papers and make copies and stuff. Then I said what business would I be shadowing (considering there was no type of business branding anywhere throughout the offices and 4 business names were listed on the $20 temp plaque on the door)? He replied with a question… What business did you apply to? The whole thing was sketchy. After the 35 minute interview, upon leaving I had stopped by the receptionists desk. I attempted to retrieve the application I was required to fill out when I had arrived which required your full social security number. I told the girl I just moved and just realized I wrote down my old address and number by accident. The girl that was originally there was gone and the new girl said that it has already been processed and was unavailable. She asked me to write down my info again and she would manually enter the info for me. So many questions were unanswered and I think I became a lead on some sort of telemarketing list by filing out their generic application. Hopefully thats all my personal info will be used for. I declined the second interview offer. I still am not clear on what exactly FBC is, what an entry level marketing manager does, and who pays you. Questions I asked and were not answered. Be weary.