Interview was not bad, but could tell was a little shady. They make it seem like its great marketing experience for recent grads, and during the interview was very vague about day-to-day responsibilities. Was basically going to be selling cable boxes in the middle of malls.

BEWARE: This company operates under multiple names such as LMI Philly, the same employees who work at Transexperiential work at LMI Philly (check their website). The company completely misrepresents it's internship postings. This wasn't an internship, it was a direct marketing job of Verizon inside Walmart. I was brought in for a very brief 10-minute interview, which had nothing to do with my resume or professional experience as most internship interviews do. They called me back early that evening to invite me back again in the morning for the 2nd round interview which I had to fill out a form about myself and speak to an "account executive" who failed to explain to me what the actual internship would entail. Later the second day I received a call with an offer, which wasn't ever provided to me in writing in any way. I declined.