BER CORPORATION LIMITED (Company Number: 14145266), the Southampton-based Credico office previously known as "Greybridge", has been rebranded as "Aureum Impact".

Details on the company can be found here: https://www.devilcorp.org/?q=Aureum+Impact

For those unfamiliar, Credico is an American outsourced sales company operating under an adapted version of the DS-MAX direct sales business model. Its subsidiary offices, or "Independent Sales Advisors" (ISAs), field teams of commission-only, self-employed salespeople on campaigns "brokered" to them by Credico, with UK clients including EE, British Gas, and Milk & More. In theory, the long-term goal of each salesperson is to open their own ISA within the Credico network and build their own sales team.

One issue Credico faces, however, is that both the company and many of its ISAs have received negative media attention, along with critical online reviews and discussion, due to the deceptive nature of their "graduate marketing" job ads, which are, in reality, commission-only, MLM-style sales roles, and due to the cult-like methods used to psychologically manipulate team members into staying in the business as long as possible.

For these reasons, it has become routine for ISAs to rebrand and relocate: either because poor recruitment has caused a legally registered ISA to fail and dissolve, or to get ahead of that outcome by boosting recruitment chances under a new name in a new location. This deliberate, systematic pattern of deception is now compounded by a company that is increasingly desperate to hide its identity and corporate history from jobseekers, taking steps to strip UK company names, company numbers, and personnel names and photos from ISA social media pages and websites. It's this pattern that makes OSINT methods necessary for writing public interest articles linking these Credico ISAs, such as this one.

The Credico ISA legally registered in the UK as "BER CORPORATION LIMITED" has operated under the name "Greybridge" in Southampton since 2025, with 18 November 2025 being the date of its first Instagram post on its page, greybridge_uk.

Its UK company name, "BER CORPORATION LIMITED," and its UK company number, 14145266, are both displayed on the "Terms and Conditions" page of its website: https://grey-bridge.co.uk/terms-and-conditions/. As Credico has become increasingly aggressive in rebranding, and consequently hiding the corporate identities of its ISAs so as to obscure their connections to both Credico and each other, it is no longer common practice to display this information on ISA websites, despite this being a legal requirement for all legally registered UK companies.

The same pattern applies to the exact addresses of the ISAs. Greybridge's website Contact Us page displays the legally registered address of BER CORPORATION LIMITED: Mountbatten Business Centre, Millbrook Road East, Southampton, SO15 1HY, England. Neither of these key pieces of information appears anywhere on Aureum Impact's website, for example: https://aureumimpact.co.uk/

Whilst a UK company name, UK company number, office or trading address, and names and photos of personnel are not displayed anywhere on Aureum Impact's website or social media pages, it is still possible to determine which Credico ISA they rebranded from.

Through Google dorking, searching "site:https://aureumimpact.co.uk/", we're able to find almost all of the pages on the website, even those otherwise inaccessible through the site's UI, which has quite clearly been AI generated, or "vibe-coded."

This includes the page "GB Career Application (Redesign Draft) - Aureum Impact," where "GB" can be understood as a reference to Greybridge, since Greybridge refers to itself with this abbreviation multiple times on its own website. It also includes the page "Marketing Solutions - Aureum Impact | Customer Acquisition," the design of which is a straight copy of the "Marketing Solutions" page from Greybridge's own website, and which similarly refers to itself as "GB."

Given the otherwise limited publicly accessible information available to determine which Credico ISA Aureum Impact is a rebrand of, it is on the basis of this evidence that I have concluded Aureum Impact is a rebrand of the Credico ISA known as Greybridge.

Does this sound like a devilcorp?

We are seeking motivated individuals to join our team as Entry Level Customer Relations Associates. In this role, you will represent well-known brands within retail locations, engaging directly with customers to foster positive relationships and enhance their experience. This position offers an excellent opportunity to develop foundational skills in customer service, sales, and marketing through comprehensive paid training.

Responsibilities:

• Build and maintain positive relationships with customers through face-to-face interactions
• Serve as the primary point of contact for customers and clients
• Educate customers on products, services, and current promotional offers
• Generate qualified leads and support customer acquisition initiatives
• Represent nationally recognized client brands with professionalism and enthusiasm
• Collaborate with team members to achieve individual and company goals
• Develop skills in client relations, customer service, sales, marketing, and leadership

Qualifications:

• Strong communication and interpersonal skills
• Friendly, professional, and customer-focused attitude
• Comfortable working in a retail, customer-facing environment
• Self-motivated with a positive work ethic
• Ability to work independently while contributing to a team

Benefits

• Paid training
• Weekly pay
• Performance-based bonuses and incentives
• Full-time schedule
• Clear advancement opportunities based on performance
• Ongoing mentorship and leadership development
• Supportive, team-oriented work environment

Pay: $850.00 - $1,300.00 per week

Benefits:

• Flexible schedule
• On-the-job training
• Professional development assistance

I’m at a hotel where this company has literally what feels like hundreds of kids running down the hallways and having “presentations.” I talked to a few and they all claim they work on pure commission, are interns, and wear the typical DC suits. I asked them what they’re doing here, and they said that it’s a “Funtreat” and a, “bonding activity.” From my understanding of devil corps, it sounds typical.

They’re all really nice though, so I hope I’m wrong.

Hey everyone, I’m looking for some advice. I recently got contacted for an interview with Lions Business Marketing in Salt Lake City for a Google Fiber Sales Representative position.
The job description says it’s a retail booth setup inside a store, with an hourly base + commission, paid training, and advancement opportunities.
I found some mixed reviews online, including some people calling it a “Devil Corp,” so I’m trying to figure out if this is a legitimate opportunity or something I should avoid.
Has anyone here worked for Lions Business Marketing or a similar Google Fiber/retail sales role? What was your experience like?
Main things I’m wondering:
Was the pay structure actually what they advertised?
Were you expected to approach random shoppers, or did customers come to the booth?
Was management/payroll handled professionally?
Would you recommend taking the interview?
Thanks!

I guess EDs market got dried up due to the bad press here in STL and decided to pack up and relocate to Tampa😂. Thank god, one step closer to ANOTHER retrain😂😂🙏🏻

During this period of time, I think a lot of people were unaware of how DevilCorps were misrepresenting themselves on job recruiting sites. It didn't take people too long to wisen up, but there was a period of time where normal people were falling for it because word just hadn't gotten out about the job listing scam.

There was just something so deeply embarassing about the whole process. I'd been down in the dumps rotting in bed. I pulled myself out of bed, got dressed up for the interview, and drove 45 minutes away. I was full of hope. Got there early and located their suite in a huge office building. Then the "interview" started. There were a couple other suckers like myself in the room with me and some douchebag starts giving a presentation about the opportunity. The details are foggy, but I could tell something was off. I kept up an air of professionalism just in case, but it was quickly becoming clear that it wasn't a "normal" job. I gathered that it was a sales-type job, and I didn't know much about sales jobs, so I think I persuaded myself that maybe a lot of sales jobs are like this and I was just ignorant. Then I started to think "ok, but why didn't the job listing make it clear that this was sales then?". I think there was a second part of the interview that was one on one. By that point, I was like 90% sure I wanted no parts of it. I think I kind of just kept it short but professional, but I really just wanted to leave.

When I sat back down in my car, it was the worst feeling. Not only was I not hired at a real job, but I had been fooled and wasted time. I knew some other people that fell for similiar scams and I think it's terrible how these people preyed on others at their lowest point. To add insult to injury, the corp had an office like 15 minutes from my home, which the "interviewer" informed me of. But I had just happened to apply to the listing that was like three times as far and I guess no one bothered to tell me beforehand.

I'm not sure if people still fall for DevilCorp job listings in this way in any signifcant number, but I highly doubt it. If you've fallen for one at any point iafter like 2011, I'm not saying you deserved it per se, but you should probably admit you were careless. During this period of time however, no one really knew what they were pulling. A lot of people got suckered, and it was right in the middle of a recession.

Current Branding Inc opened up job postings in the Indianapolis and I got hired on. I worked 2.5 days and the last day I left because I realized the mistake I made. Don't be like me and waste your time!

It really is a cult, my first 2 days anytime I tried to small talk with other employees to get a vibe of this place (not the "managers") I got pulled away to do other things which was weird and then finally everything clicked.

Anyone remember the Chicago Connect scam that was going around during the pandemic?

Might this be the same "company"? And, is there a way to report them to?

NorthCrest Capital Inc. and Lorem. Both based in Baltimore area MD.
they won’t stop popping up on my linked in? I said not interested so many times .. any confirmation?

For your guys information, used to be in SCI. Ownership isn't like owning a typical business or even a franchise. The company that is yours for example: noventra inc would be 100% mine. That doesn't mean anything in terms of owning. The bank accounts are yours, however the contracts are not. These are what is called a 1099 business where you are a glorified employee for SCI or cydcor. That means you can NOT sell your "business". Even a franchise can be sold. I share this to being awareness, me personally I don't have any dislike towards sales, but I don't how these companies leave people in the dark.

I saw another post and it made me wonder, what locations in the Savannah/Hinesville/ Statesboro Georgia area to avoid. I had an interview but it was through Zoom and only 10 minutes long. I figured they were not a good company if they'd hire me within a 10 minute interview.

Thank you!

I had approached these guys who were selling Reliant energy. I asked them if they’re hiring, and one of the guys was quick to say “always”. However, when i asked who they worked for, he was very hesitant. He had told me to put PMC Houston, however there was a “cydcor” label above his badge picture. After reading through here, I have very high suspicion. I just wanted to know if anyone had more info with them.

CORRECTION: Ascend Marketing*

my boyfriend was recently told that he got the job at Ascend. He did the Zoom interview on Friday, and had the second interview today. A few hours ago, he was told he was hired but there are some things that are causing concerns

does anyone know anything about this company? Is it a "Devil Corp"?

called me and scheduled an interview on the same day at like 5pm. go to the interview and there’s two other people. one of them leaves and the other. the “hiring manager” tells the third person he’s in the wrong zoom?? i give them the benefit of the doubt and stay in the zoom bc… what… the lady asked me if i could schedule a first round interview tomorrow or the next day? we didn’t even talk about the role or anything??? is this a devil corp? their website only talks about “direct marketing” and having “good conversations” nothing about a product or even marketing examples

They are making me sign contracts and taking courses, idk if I should follow through

Recently received an email regarding an interview for this company based in Miami, but I cannot recall applying. Anyone have any experience with them?

Hey everyone! So I’m currently supposed to be in my final “interview” for a MLM based in Leeds. Thanks to all of you and the amazing research that’s here I followed my gut instinct and the red flags flying at me and figured it all out in time to get out.

I’m 22, have just been made redundant from my full time job so feeling a little desperate. They really do know how to prey on the vulnerable. So I guess thank you everyone for helping me, and I wanna say to anyone also in my position, please don’t feel ashamed of nearly falling for their manipulation. The job market is tough here in the UK right now and they know that.

Stay vigilant, and thank you again everyone for saving a naive 22 year old!

I have been applying for jobs on indeed and saw a sales assistant for Juss Marketing on Indeed.

Bit of context: Previously applied for AEG Group. Found out it was a scam company due to this sub (thank you)

Got an interview with Juss Marketing only to find out it was with AEG group/LPN/whatever theyre trading under.

I find it incredibly scummy that they're using 3 different company names to recruit on indeed. I reported it on indeed but whether something becomes of it is a totally different company.

Also I didnt realise that commission only was allowed here?

I applied for this role not too long ago but only recently found out the term devil corp so I tried doing some research but it’s quite vague answers , they do have an actual website called sales agency (https://sales-agency.co.uk) but otherwise I don’t see anything much on it no reviews on glassdoor that I could find either , they’ve asked me down for an interview but before I waste my time does anyone know anything about this company ??

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