Concordance Healthcare Reports & Reviews

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Dear Candidate

Congratulations! Our recruitment team has received your resume recently submitted on CAREER BUILDER JOB APPLICATION for the position of Customer Service, Data Entry, System Administrator, Administrative Assistant, Payroll Clerk, Front Desk Clerk position, Finance and Accounting, Project Development was forwarded to our company and has been successfully received, and your interest in the job has been reviewed and approved by the HR department and we believe you're qualified for an online interview via Skype with The hiring manager Dr. Huber Greg
He will brief you more concerning the positions and company.

*Note: Your interview/briefing section has been Scheduled for Today...To participate in this interactive Telechat to discuss your job duties, training, and pay scale with our company..you`re advised to follow the steps below:

*Step 1: Create a Skype Messenger/https://www.skype.com/en/ (Skype Messenger)*

*Step 2: You can proceed further on Skype by adding up the interviewer Dr. Huber Greg using the Name ...( Dr. Huber Greg )

Thank you for your interest in Concordance Healthcare
Solutions.

Training is Available
Human Resources

Your swift and timely response matters a lot in this beneficial position.
If you have any issues kindly contact the Customer Impact specialist via EMAIL
( [email protected] )

Regards,

Front Office Executive.
Concordance Healthcare.

This is the scam email I got.

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I share the same exact experiences as previous victims. Yesterday, Dr. Huber Greg sent me a check for $4500 after my interview on Fri. I hadn't even signed the employment offer yet . I had another skpe meeting with him yesterday whereas he told me the fed exes check and he primarily wanted to know if I recieved yet. No address or company letterhead. I was seeing many red flags so reached out to family and friends ...I found it very odd a business would trust anyone with the money.equipment until they do a criminal check. And I see there is a Dr. Greg Huber that works there. So these people are using his identity and photo...hoping something is done to stop this. Very annoying.

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Similar experience with Dr. Huber Greg. I went through the preliminary interview questions via Skype chat. It was a fairly lengthy chat, which resulted in me being asked to standby while Dr. Greg conferred with other hiring managers as to my "fit" with the company. Shortly, he came back and explained that I was approved for hire and that he had emailed me an offer letter for a position as Administrative Assistant in the Finance Department. My offer was a 1 week training period during which I would be paid $15/hour. Then, my payrate would increase to $35/hour. The Skype chat continued with Dr. Greg giving me instructions as to the fact that they would be sending me a check to cover the expenses of equipment and software needed to work for them remotely. I printed the offer letter and went ahead a signed it and returned it to the "secretary" of Dr. Greg at an email address for Concordance Healthcare, copying Dr. Greg via his "gmail" email address. I immediately received a response from gmail that my message to the secretary was undeliverable - the server rejected my message to her (red flag). I reported this to Dr. Greg - but no comment from him (2nd red flag). In the meantime, I had searched LinkedIn for Dr. Huber Greg only to find a profile for Greg Huber with Concordance Healthcare (3rd red flag).

At the end of our chat on Friday, Dr. Greg asked if I had any questions. I responded yes, that I was curious as to why his introduction to me and the officer letter he sent were in the name Dr. Huber Greg while his LinkedIn profile is shown as Greg Huber (both the Skype account and LinkedIn profile have the same picture). I was told that there were no worries, that things would be explained when the time was "right". (RED FLAG).

The next day I received a check in the amount of $4,800 drawn against an account for a payroll services firm in Las Vegas. What was curious about this is that "Dr. Greg" wanted me to advise him immediately upon receipt of the check, which I did. Then he wanted me to take it quickly to my bank and deposit it, then forward a copy of the deposit slip or ATM transaction receipt.

All of this rolled up, along with an employment offer after simply a non-verbal "chat" on Skype - no verbal conversation with anyone at all, had me questioning the entire transaction. Next I Googled "Concordance Healthcare Scam" and landed on this site with others explaining their experiences.

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My experience tracks with prior reports--received an email from "[email protected]" (first red flag: no corporate email!) to set up a Skype interview with "Dr. Huber Greg" about a laundry list of positions I had not expressed any interest in ("Customer Service, Data Entry, System Administrator, Administrative Assistant, Administrative Salesman, payroll Clerk, Front Desk Clerk position, Project Development" when looking for senior attorney openings...)

Maybe the problem is with Indeed? How did these scam artists get my info?

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- Plano, TX, USA

Scammer's phone 904-297-2112
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location TX 75024, USA
Type of a scam Employment

I am actively job searching, and woke up this morning to an email from a woman stating she saw my resume online and requested I interview with the hiring manager today. The interview was to be done on Skype through chat. When I didn't respond to her email, I got a text from her. I went ahead and got on Skype and was told to add Dr. Huber Greg to chat with and he would be the interviewer. During the chat, he listed the company's details and benefits, as well as the job description. I got to a point where he let me know the training period was for one week and then gave details on pay and that the company would send all materials to do the job remotely. At that point, my feelings and the information I was given seemed a bit off, so I called the corporate number for the company and the woman that answered let me know they've had several people that were scammed by giving their bank account information for paycheck deposits and requested I report them.

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- Denver, CO, USA

Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location CO 80223, USA
Type of a scam Employment

I was contacted by a Patty Martin regarding a remote employment opportunity working for Concordance Healthcare. I was invited for a skype interview with a Dr. Huber Greg, he sent me an offer letter with on a Concordance letterhead and was offering $35 per our. We went through some interview questions ... he advised me that they would send me funds ($4,500) to order the equipment needed to work for them. The following day I started asking him questions about his role in the company, how long he had worked there and who Patty Martin was. He didn't answer any questions and advised me to verify on the website. Instead I called the HR department of Concordance and inquired on the validity of both of them, they advised me they had received calls about these two people recently and they do not for the company in any capacity. I received a check the following day via FedEx, but the check was not in Concordance company check name, that caused me to further investigate. I contacted the company listed on the check and the bank it was cut from, both verified the check was not valid. On the 18th I received two more checks in the same amount, again not from Concordance, I contacted the company on these checks to advise them someone was misusing their checks and account. I have blocked all participants for contacting me.

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