New employer in town? (Major Motion Marketing)
Hi, cross over post from another subreddit.
But I was looking at a company (Major Motion Marketing) that started posting here in Abby, and it seems too good to be true.
This is what we know about the surface-level operations
Registration number: FM1065614
Registered on: Jan 22, 2025
Business name effective: Jan 22, 2025
Furthermore
1516550 B.C. LTD. is the actual BC company that is listed as such. Looking into that, they have gone under a few other names since around Dec. 13, 2024.
Vancouver Island Consulting
Coastal Acquisition Group
Mj8 Telecom Solutions
M2 Network
Using the free and public access internet
I have found this on their website
- Registry Domain ID: 2953582879_DOMAIN_COM-VRSN
- Updated: 2026-01-26 14:18:42 UTC
- Created: 2025-01-25 06:36:52 UTC
Telling or showing us in particular that the website itself is newly created and registered alongside, and that the mailing address is using an Arizona proxy
Fun fact, this site was made by GoDaddy lol, just thought I should mention this
The nicer pictures, in my opinion, were taken during a local private event at Cafe Brampton and uploaded on Feb 13 2025. And in my opinion in no way reflects the overall atmosphere or value of the company. Somehow, Instagram seems to be more reflective of its day-to-day operations. The older phone number listed, 4637, is no longer in use, as confirmed by further calling it. But the HQ address is listed under Bridge St, Victoria. Which is now in Abbotsford. But the address actually belongs to a local builder's doors and window company. Will update later after I go in and conduct a physical investigation.
Furthermore, you couldn't find any reviews for this business because it seems to rebrand every so often. Take that as you will. Most employees don't list more than a year on their resume because that's how long they have been around. My personal suspicion, based on similar jobs like M3 (not fact), is that it requires a high volume of sales or staff, because the job requires 1 of 2 things.
1: abuse of international workers or minimum wage workers to keep costs down, profits high
or
2: long hours of work with unrealistic goals to keep bonuses or commissions out of reach, with high use of door-to-door sales.
Ultimately, take all this information as you need or want to. In no way am I a researcher, just someone with too much free time and lots of mistrust of companies. And who knows, they might be legit, and I might be just crazy.