Biosanapharma.com 2025 Reports & Reviews

Biosanapharma.com Reports & Reviews (2)

• Mar 19, 2025

Type of a scam Employment

They also are using Genesispharma.com website

I was contacted by via text after my resume update on CareerBuilder by Dona Gill, recruiting Staff at GENESIS Pharma 1-331-201-6320. It was provided that I would need to use Microsoft Teams with Dale Allen for an job briefing and interview. He provide the url - http://www.genesispharma.com the s behind http wasn't there, I typed in Genesis Pharma to not click on the link. I notice that his email address on MS Teams is [email protected]. That was another flag with company over 30 years old.
I questioned Dale about the email address and he was no longer on the MS Team chat.

I contacted GENESIS Pharma and provide this information. Be careful out here, much success!

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- Goodyear, AZ, USA • Jan 15, 2025

Scammer's phone 1(331) 201-6320
Scammer's website www.biosanapharma.com
Scammer's address AZ, USA
Country United States
Victim Location AZ 85338, USA
Type of a scam Employment

I applied for his company via CareerBuilder, an online job hunting site as a quick apply.Company got back to me almost instantly via text and advised me of starting pay, open positions, and next steps which would be an interview via Microsoft teams with a Dale Allen. After messaging Dale directly, I was advised he would not be able to discuss the position with me over video due to his inability to hear well and would need detailed responses within the interview process. I accepted and went through a two hour screening process of answering questions and going over previous work experiences. I was then offered the job with a training pay starting at $28 and an hourly rate of $35. This seemed fishy but having gone through the extensive interview process I figured this was what data entry positions were offering as I’d never applied for one before. I was then offered a position with the company and told that equipment would be provided to me and after 3-5 months would be mine to keep along with a wooden chair and desk. I was confused by this because none of the previous companies I worked for had ever allowed equipment to be kept in such little time nor did they offer seating. Dale then advised I would be receiving a check via mail to purchase all equipment and software for the computer with one of their vendors and that the equipment would NOT be mine to keep. I advised I understood and began looking into the company a little further as he had sent two similarly typed messages back to back. Dale then advised the check to purchase equipment would be sent via email, I had never heard of this before. I advised if the equipment was not mine to keep I was not comfortable purchasing the equipment and would rather the equipment with all software be sent directly to me. Dale advised against this and said the vendor would be providing me this after purchasing from them. I began searching again as this did not sound right and came upon another unfortunate user who’s story sounded just like mine. I then alerted dale that I would not be moving forward with this process and requested all communication cease as this is a scam. Dale responded by liking the message with no further response.

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