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I was contacted sight-unseen with a 'job offer' by Alice Williams of Diamond Staffing Solutions Ltd. in Vancouver, BC looking for a full-time, and a part-time Human Resources Specialist to work in their new office opening in Edmonton, Alberta. The e-mail said (among other things), "We have studied your resume and came to the conclusion that you will suit for this role." If you were to read my resume, you would know that I am not qualified for this position as I don't have the needed education for anything more than a clerical assistant in this particular field. I will convert the job description they sent me to pdf, and attach it. The salary being offered for the full-time position is $5000.00 per month, but the 10 day paid probation term only pays $700.00 total (which is below the minimum wage here in Alberta). In all of the e-mails she uses grammatical errors common to non-native speakers. My guess (having studied linguistics in school, and having a lot of exposure to immigrants having lived most of my life in Vancouver) is that she is from somewhere in SE Asia or from the Indian Sub-Continent. The second e-mail followed the first very quickly (just over 2 hours later), and sounds more desperate for a quick reply. The third asks me, "If you want me to erase yours address from our mailing list, please let me know." The fourth e-mail says, "I am going to erase your name from the mailing list and remove your name from the list of job candidate." I still have all four of the e-mails she sent me, and would be happy to forward them to you if desired.

I suspect she must've posted a legitimate-looking job offer using a different (legitimate) company name on Linked In, which I applied to so that she could get my contact information. I haven't used this contact information on indeed.ca, which I have used in the past, otherwise I'd wonder how she had come to have my new 'for job hunting only' e-mail address that I have only recently started using. I had similar things happen in the past with indeed.ca. The biggest difference is that Diamond Staffing Solutions has a website which features an address and telephone numbers, and it shows up on a web search. The website almost looks legitimate, except for the poorly-executed logo.

Needless to say, I have not replied to any of her e-mails, so I don't know what information or anything else she would have asked of me. As it stands, she has my first and last name, job search e-mail address, and possibly my cell number.

In any case, I'd appreciate your feedback, and any advice as to how to proceed. I will definitely block her e-mail address in the near future unless you or legal authorities advise differently.

PS: The e-mail I will provide below is my personal e-mail, not my job search e-mail.

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