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Country United States
Victim Location MO 63126, USA
Type of a scam Employment
"Hi, I am Ms. Jenny Lewndowski i'm the Human Resources Manager of Genkyotex am I in Direct contact with (MY NAME in all caps)...?
(I replied)
"Once Again i am Ms. Jenny Lewandowski i'm the Human Resources Manager of Genkyotex and i am pleased to inform you that your resume posted has been reviewed and now been forwarded to the Management Team of Genyotex for and interview are you Available and willing to undergo this interview?"
(I asked about the position)
"The positions available are: Accounting Manager, Clerical Admin, Executive Assistant, Finance and Accounting,Typist Clerk, Customer Care/Customer Relationship Manager, Tech Support, Verification Entry, Business Support,Project Development.
This interview procedure will be a computer/smartphone based interview and it will be done via Google Hangouts App do you have the a the Hangouts App to enable you to commence with the interview ?"
(I asked for more info about the company and where they are based)
"Over the past 10 years we've recognized the benefits of working from home. We currently have more than 500 home-based employees performing a wide range of functions. We're actively seeking high-quality individuals for work at home opportunities."
(I asked what products and services they provide, and where is the home base for the corporation)
"Genkoyotex is the leading developer of NOX inhibitors. We are developing first-in-class, small molecule therapeutics that selectively inhibit NOX enzymes. NOX enzymes are key drives in multiple diseases including fibrotic, inflammatory, cardiovascular and CNS diseases and oncology."
"We are physically located in the suburbs of Geneva, Switzerland but we are a remote organization with employees all over the US."
(I replied, "Your public profile show less than 50 people are employed, and I don't see the connection between what you described as the core business and people working from home.)
No additional responses received from the potential scammer at this point.
Are there any potential risks that I should be aware of as a result of having exchanged texts with this person? Any actions I should take?