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- Washington, DC, USA
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I was approached with a job offer for a remote Data Entry Clerk. I was reached out to by “Caitlin” for this position stating it was $27 an hour. They provided a website and an email to email my resume. I always look up the company website and google the email or number before sending an information to make sure everything looks legit. When doing so I saw two other reports of fake job offers for the same number with a different company and person. However, after looking up both websites they are identical, emails are identical with different company names, phone number is the same, and the positions they’re offering are identical. So I recommend not responding to that job offer with this number stated above. It’s clearly a scam unfortunately.

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- Neptune, NJ, USA
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I have several emails

Bill Manson and HR want you to complete forms. Zero Response

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- Lake Forest, CA, USA
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They sent an email giving a job paying $4800 bi weekly. Tried to get me to fill out payroll sheet and offered a fake letter. I looked them up on New York Secretary of State and the Business name is there but last filed in 1983. They even had a woman call me and look over offer and sign paperwork.

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- Blakeslee, PA, USA
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via text, I was contacted.

Greetings, ***** Mxxxx, I am Berlin Ferguson from Unity Technologies. Our recruitment team has reviewed your resume on Careerbuilder for Logistics Clerk (Remote) job worth 43.19/hr. Interested?

I replied yes. they replied:

the job briefing and interview process would be conducted online via messaging on Zoom app, are you familiar with Zoom?

i replied Yes

they then asked for the email address for the zoom account, so the recruiter could get in touch with me shortly. I downloaded zoom app on my phone and the Berlin sent a request to chat. which i accepted. i asked of more job details, and they said I would be briefed during the interview process. i connected with this person on zoom.

they gave a website during the chat, (http:www.unitytechnologiesinc.com/)

asked my full name, sex. and location.said i would be working from home or anywhere of my choice. said i wouln't be working more than 40 hours a week, sent a description of benefits and pay. also sent a detailed job description. went further to explain the trainer would be attached to me online and would assign logs of duty daily using microsoft office tools and the accounting software. Training would last one week online on my pc and phone. equipment would be provided. this person sent a list of questions. nothing too personal. generic interiew questions. they asked if a had a printer copier and scanner, and if i have ever served in the military. asked me if i could be trusted with handling company funds. the last thing once i submitted my answers, was to remain online they would get back to me briefly after submitting my answers to the Head Dept for an automated review to enable them to see if I am qualified

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I am searching for a mid- to upper-management job in the Adult Learning field (akin to a Training Manager or Learning & Development Manager) and put my resume on various job search boards. The other day, I received an email from "Kate Hoback," a person claiming to be an Executive sourcer with an established recruitment agency, requesting a copy of my resume (for a Chief Learning Officer role with a small "anonymous" startup). I checked the website associated with her email domain, and it looked legitimate, so I responded with a .pdf version of my already public resume. No red flags for me yet, as I have worked with several organizations that had similar non-disclosure agreements and who also had open senior executive and c-suite positions available. She replied to my email, saying that I needed to update the file to an "ATS-Compliant" format, in order to best be positively screened by the company's AI. She suggested I go to https://cmsresumespro.com to convert my document. I looked up "ATS-compliant resume" and saw that, indeed, it is one of many desirable resume formats sought by some employers. The website, however, charges for their services. I found several other websites that offer format conversion for free, so chose one of their templates, converted my resume and sent it to her as a Google doc, a MS Word doc and a .pdf doc. To this, she replied that it still did not work and pushed me again to the resume conversion website, saying that I needed to urgently reply before the opportunity evaporated. Finally the bells and whistles started going off for me, so I researched a little more and found the scam. The website associated with her email domain is a cloned page and has no links deeper than one or two clicks. Her name is listed on several alert pages as being a fictitious alias for phishing and identity theft (if you go to the resume building site and enter in any credit card info, you're assuredly sunk). Needless to say, I "withdrew my candidacy" for the CLO spot and am now putting my experience out into the universe as a warning to others! - Claudia

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- Port Richey, FL, USA
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I applied on Indeed and when i got an email stating INVITATION TO INTERVIEW. I reached out and answered some questions and after a few minutes i was told i was hired. This job would've helped me but turned out to be scam as nobody responded back.

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- Brooklyn, NY, USA
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Hello Good Morning, I am Mrs. Regina Stein and i am the Head Admin of ( ARKAD S.P.A.), I am contacting you in regards of your resume on CareerBuilder.

Let me know If Interested to know more about the Job Positions ,Pay , Working Hours and many more..

Reply back with ''YES I AM'' if interested.. Thank you. Then they email me a code to connect with someone via Teams. Which I didn't. On my career builder it does not look I have applied to their company

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- Wimauma, FL, USA
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I was contacted by email by [email protected]. She gave me an interview screening document with 15 questions and asked me to complete it urgently. Then after I sent it back in 2 days she and said that I made need to do an additional online interview or I made get the job without an interview. In 2 days she emailed to say I got the job and asked for my name, email, home address and phone number to write the offer letter. I then got the offer letter and job description. She told me that Alex Proano would contact me. His email address is [email protected]. He told me would help me to set up my workspace. He asked for my financial institution. Next day he sent me a check of $4,012.59 via email and asked me to upload and send him a screen shot. When I told him I couldn’t do it he never responded. The company is located in MD and is listed as a legimate registered company on the state’s business registration website. The company had a job description for management consultant on LinkedIn but it has since been removed.

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- New York, NY, USA
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I was contacted by a person saying they're a recruiter and overly explaining that the opportunity will require an NDA and I should send my resume. Then I was told my resume was not ATS friendly and I was referred to cmsresumespro.com to convert my resume to ATS friendly format. I looked up a free resource, converted the resume and sent it. The next day, I was told it didn't work and I should really use the referred website so my resume can be referred to their client. This is a resume scam where they make you pay $17 for an editable resume. I responded that I was not interested in a recruiter or company that cannot read my simple word doc resume or a PDF and this sounds like a scam so do not contact me again. Came here to report this.

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I was contacted by [email protected]. Their website is a clone of the advancedrecruitinginc.com website with names switched out. Definite scam.

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- Alameda, CA, USA
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A recruiter sent me an interview and asked me to download an app (Ring Central) and had me complete an interview on the app, which seemed slightly bizarre for an interview from the beginning, such as stating what the meaning of certain words related to business such as "privacy" and "code of conduct" mean for a company, and also stating what tasks someone of the position I applied for (administrative assistant) would be completing. I was pressured to complete tasks within rigid time limits. I received a job offer, and subsequently required to complete another assessment despite already having completed a job which asked me to describe duties of the position. At this point I felt that I was being tasked to write a job description for a fake position. I was advised that I would be compensated for creating a home office. At this point I felt I was the target of a scam, searched the internet for similar experiences, and found that this is a common scam. At no time was I provided a direct phone number to the entity that contacted me.

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- Dumfries, VA, USA
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This is a scam. Received email that has no obvious red flags but when looking up the company there is a generic website and nothing more. The following message was received:

Hi [name],

I trust this message finds you in good spirits. I am writing to inform you of an exciting opening for a remote Purchasing Assistant within our company.

The position offers an attractive compensation package, including a competitive salary of 28.67 USD per hour and a comprehensive benefits plan.

If you find this opportunity appealing and would like to learn more, please respond to this email and we will share the detailed job description and instructions for the application process.

Best regards,

Jiray Clarke

Kolega Trucking LLC

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- Providence, RI, USA
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I received the following email

'Good day

My name is Robert Cooper and I am the Customer Service Manager at Pro-Tech Solutions.

Currently, our organization is in need of a Customer Service Officer. This position has nothing to do with sales. More details about the position are listed in the Description pdf file.

If you are interested in this position, please fill out the online form. An automated email with detailed information has been sent to your E-Mail (check your spam folder too). Fill out all fields on the form and then, you will be contacted by our HR Manager for a phone interview.

Please let me know if you did not receive the link.

If you still have any questions, feel free to email me.

Sincerely,

Robert Cooper

Customer Service Manager

Pro-Tech Solutions

355 Lexington Ave

New York, NY 10017, USA

(888) 765-2095'

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- Pipersville, PA, USA
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Inuutial email recd on my Penn state email address . Scammer posing as Professor Avanzato offering a part time internship. When I responded I am interested I was reached on my cell phone and given a trial task. At the completion of the trial task was offered the job. He obtained in the process my resume which has my personal details such as address emsil and phone

Then also requested my bank details such as routing and checking number

Sent me a photo of the front and back of a check to deposit . I deposited the money

Only then felt something is fishy so googled

Now understand this as a scam

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- Caroleen, NC, USA
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The company is pretending to be a staffing company, targeting corporations and individuals. They are using information from legit companies, including, falsified documents indicating diversity status.

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- Bronx, NY, USA
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I was approached by text by a person named Laura regarding open positions for “Full Circle Solutions”. I was then corralled into a group interview, hosted by a Scottish man named “Ryan”, where the microphone function was turned off and we had to turn on our video. We were given vague descriptions about immersive events and then we were asked to fill out questionnaires in a short period of time. We were told only those who filled the questionnaire would go on to the “next round” and shortly after the the phone call was ended. I did not give them any further information but I did have my time wasted and I’m afraid others may become victims to phishing scams. Lastly I cannot locate a legitimate website for Full-Circle-Soultions inc.

Below is the questionnaire: **************************************

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- Sterling, VA, USA
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Received text regarding a job offer

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They reached out to me via LinkedIn as Ray walker. I checked for the company job link and I could not find it. Then I tried to find the company but Ray walker was not on there

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- Cabot, AR, USA
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On Tue, Oct 17, 2023 at 12:49?PM Clay Martin <[email protected]> wrote:

Hello,

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Clay Martin and I am a Sr. Recruiting Specialist in PE Recruiting Inc. a reputable Global Recruitment Firm. I am reaching out to see if you would be interested in exploring new opportunities.

One of our clients has retained us to fill the Chief Operations Officer Position in one of their recent acquisitions. I was referred to you by an outside talent sourcing firm and based on your previous experience I think you are a very credible candidate.

If you are interested and want to learn more, please reply to this email with a copy of your resume as soon as possible. I will forward it, along with a brief introduction to the client and will contact you back to complete the NDA and get started.

Note: We are a retained search firm and get paid by the employer. You will not be asked to share any confidential information or pay any fees.

Best Regards,

Clay Martin

Sr. Recruiting Specialist

PE Recruiting Inc.

745 5th Avenue, 5th Floor

New York City, NY 10151</[email protected]>

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- Lovettsville, VA, USA
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Got this text but no one with this name at that company nor do I have any confirmation of applying there:

Hi, I'm Ms.Ruth McInnis, I am the Talent Acquisition Specialist for Sultan Ventures and I'm pleased to inform you that your resume posted online has been reviewed and forwarded to the Management Team of Sultan Ventures for an interview are you available and willing to undergo this interview?

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- Shavertown, PA, USA
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Same exact wording as above, saying Diane Norman asking to schedule an interview.

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