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Dear (my name),
Congratulations!!! We have extended to you an offer for the post of an Executive Assistant because of your exceptional and suitable experience (Remote).
You will be enrolled in the best training available, which includes new employee orientation classes and online training. We are dedicated to assisting you in setting up a strong foundation and carrying out your duties to the best of your abilities.
Your work start date is 24th of April 2023, before then we have to sort out the purchase, installation and delivery of your workstation and equipment as well as your insurance benefits.
A payment in the form of a Certified Company Check would be issued to you by the company's financial manager to take care of the expenses which will also include your $1,000 sign up bonus. More information on the task would be communicated to you.
You would be informed of additional details on the work.
Please complete the information below to register with the company for proper documentation; the HR Department will also need this information.
Full Name:
Apartment/Suite Number:
City:
State:
Postal code
(For SMS) Cellular number:
After the probationary period, your paperwork (USCIS Form I-9 and W-4 forms) will be delivered to you by FedEx. Before it is shipped, I will let you know so you can keep an eye out for it.
Kind Regards.
Jim Jones
Fording, Inc.
I progressed to the next interview which was supposed be a phone call with Brandon Walker on 3/7 between 1-3pm to further discuss the position. He never called. However, I did receive another message that day from Frances welcoming me to the RVO Health family and instructing me to connect with Thomas Miller, a team leader, via Microsoft teams. As soon as I requested a zoom interview, everyone went dark. All of these individuals have profiles on LinkedIn that list RVO Health as their employer.
According to the job description, I'm to receive a lot of expensive equipment ($15K) if hired. I believe they were going to send me a cashier's check to purchase this equipment from their "authorized" vendor. The check would have bounced and I would have been on the hook to the bank.
I reached out to RVO Health via email to confirm that they were hiring for this position and they never got back to me. Their website is also unsecured which seems odd for such a supposedly big company. RVO Health has no contact phone number, and I honestly don't think this company is even real. I also called their parent company Red Venture to verify and they did not return my call.
I lost no money and gave them no personal information other than my email, which they probably got from my job searching efforts.