You guys are in similiar situations I was in, but this was in fall of 2005. 1400TT, 40MEL, no jobs. Interviewed with Airnet, didn't get the job(didn't really get along with HR guy) Finally gave up on Flight instructing, went home to Indiana to help my dad farm to build some funds to buy some multi.
It rained 2 days later, I went looking for part-time CFI work, and stumbled upon a local freight guy I never knew existed, and worked for him for the next 20 months building 2000 hours in C310's, and lead me to my current job.
So basically what I'm saying is just keep your head up, don't take the first opportunity just because it is a job(For me it was Airnet, I could've gotten the job if I wanted to just bend to the HR's ways), but find the one that you can enjoy, will challenge you, and get you to your next step.
Good Luck