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Dear Applicant,
We received your application for our Administrative Assistant job position, and we feel your background would be a good match with our company. We are in the middle of processing applications and currently have seven other applications along with yours that we are considering, so you can think of yourself on the shortlist to be hired.
Please note that our company requires all potential employees to have a credit score on file for your interview. We ask for this because you will have access to company credit cards for business expenses. We request that each potential employee complete this as this ensures that our future employee is credible, trustworthy, and can be an asset to the company.
Please also note that because of the new economy, we take into consideration that there may be some blemishes on a large portion of applicant scores. Rest assured that your credit scores themselves aren't significant, but our company still requires the report.
Please complete and print your credit score by clicking:
https://creditscore.peopleready.org
You will need to bring a copy with you to your interview. This credit score costs you and is entirely secure from the most trusted credit score website online.
Please complete this first step ASAP as we only have 48 hours to set up interviews. When you have completed the credit score, reply to this email, and we will set a time for virtual interview.
I look forward to meeting you.
Thank you
Kristine Kaski
Hiring Manager
Skillforce, Inc.
We review your resume for our open job position, and we feel your background would be a good match with our company. To apply this position, please click to the link: https://forms.gle/BEVxtUwf86DSspfLA
Hope to hear from you soon.
Micheal Mint
Foam Arts Creations LLC
After our conversation, we will decide our next steps about your employment.' I responded that 11 am was good for me, and awaited the call the next morning, but instead got another Email that said 'We tried to call to you, however, probably your phone is not in the network coverage area or your voicemail was turned on. It's okay, we'll call you back another day. Now, let me ask you a few questions:
Have you already had remote work experience?
Do you have any experience working with investments?
Do you think you can devote at least 3-4 hours a day to remote work?
Can you say that you are a responsible person?' I was confused by this because I did not understand why my phone number would be 'not in the coverage area' for Philadelphia, so I went back to the website for the company and began trying to contact them. Unfortunately, none of the contact methods provided were functioning, leaving no means of interacting with them besides Email. I responded to this latest Email, answered the questions, and was now starting to think that I had fallen victim to a very elaborate phishing scam of some sort. One where an entire fictional company was created, and instead of links to click, they are sending out job applications to collect personal data. I am shocked by this because they had an actual company domain with committedgoals.com, and not some disposable freemail as is normal, and they actually took the time to create a full website for their fictional business. I am hoping that this report will help to stop whoever is perpetrating this, as well as stop any other innocent job hunters from falling victim to this phishing scam!!