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Please help me determine if this place is a real opportunity or a scam...

I went for an interview, the office space is in a suite with another company's name on it. After filling out paper work (the receptionist was playing pop music quite loudly on some shitty laptop speakers) I interviewed with a nice lady who seemed to be good at interviewing.

I got a 'second interview' which consists of going to the office for 6 hours of a 'trial run' of a day with other employees that already work there.

To me, this sounds all too familiar with other scam companies that I have read about-- but I've never actually been this far with a *real* job, so I don't know if this is normal or not.

**More information:**

This is their Linked-In: 

Not much there.

Their website: 

Most importantly: I found this: 

Apparently this blog has an article on them, but doesn't actually say it's a scam. Just points out inconsistencies on their website. Also it says "ask a lot of questions if you get an offer" which doesn't tell me this is a sure-fire scam... So I'm still not sure.
<bot>: I'm extremely suspicious about this whole thing, and don't really feel like wasting a 20 minute trip to embarrassingly find out I'm being used to do door-to-door sales for *free*