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Job Recruitment Scam Reports & Reviews (16)

- Brooklyn, NY, USA • Apr 10, 2024
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Scammer poses as recruitment services offering a high paying job , if no license available states to bring in 150 to get license in the same establishment ,doesn’t tell you how they got your information ,never applied for job. These scammers are targeting people in need for jobs several bad reviews on google

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- Leisenring, PA, USA • Mar 25, 2024
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first a call, my phone said it was scammer due to not having it in my phone. Then a text for a job opening. Administrative Assistant III remote position. googled the business and they have a website. google address and it is a building. but no signage on the building. then an email. asked for my email but stated he got my profile from CareerBuilder the name of the company that is looking for admin assist is Xylem inc. he stated. I just researched and called the companies he stated the job was for and none of them heard of Pacer Staffing.

I have been a lot of scammers for jobs lately stating they got my name from career builder.

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- Twin Falls, ID, USA • Mar 25, 2024
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The recruiter hired me after a short messaging interview via Signal app and said they will be sending me a check and employment paperwork all via email tomorrow. But they claim I am hired by CDE Airconditioning yet sent me CDS Mestel’s website as the employer website.

I read via Reddit many others had gone through the same interview, hiring process and was told to purchase everything for the home office via the company’s list of vendors and pay via Zelle. I will have the ‘check’ and employment paperwork tomorrow but believe it is important to report this before others fall victim.

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- Washington, DC, USA • Mar 24, 2024
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Out of the blue, an alleged recruiter from guardiansinfotech.com sent me a job listing with no company name.

A search found matching online job listings from another alleged company called KPRMT.

When I expressed interest, the alleged recruiter asked for info including my year of college graduation and the month/day of my birthdate, from which they could easily guess my full birthdate.

The alleged team member photos at kprmt.com appear in many other unrelated websites.

The websites for KPRMT and Guardians Infotech have very similar look-and-feel.

I suspect the alleged recruiter was trying to obtain my personal info with a fake job listing.

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- Brooklyn, NY, USA • Mar 15, 2024
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Basicly they offer me to come to the office for a interview, when I arrive , they talking about have to put down 150 down to register and 495 to take the class,

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- Blythewood, SC, USA • Feb 22, 2024
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I was contacted by what appeared to be a recruiter via email offering me the position. The Patrick followed up with a contract. It just felt very fishy the process of hiring so I google the company and apparently others have reported them as well.

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- Cranston, RI, USA • Feb 08, 2024
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Someone named Chris Rafferty called saying that he had found me on Zip Recruiter saying he had an EA position at a KSA Marketing in Warwick. Seemed not right to me because of previous fake staffing companies call me saying they found me on Zip Recruiter. Looked up reviews for them on Google and they don't seem legit. I just don't want anyone else fall victim to employment scams like I've.

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- Lewisville, TX, USA • Feb 01, 2024
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KRISHNA SHANKAR CONTACTED ME VIA EMAIL. I CALLED HER & SHE ANSEWERED THE PHONE, HELLO. I ASKED HER IF THIS IS A BUSINESS BECAUSE SHE DID NOT STATE THE BUSINESS NAME. SHE SAID YES ITS A BUSINESS. SO I TOLD HER I WAS CALLING ABOUT A JOB OFFER. SHE ASKED ME FOR MY EMAIL TO PULL ME UP. I GAVE HER THE EMAIL THAT SHE EMAILED THE JOB INFO TO. SHE GAVE ME MY NAME.

I BEGAN TO ASK HER QUESTIONS REGARDING THE JOB TO GATHER INFO FOR THIS REPORT SINCE I HAVE HAD SEVERAL SCAM COMPANIES CONTACT ME. I ASKED HER IF HER COMPANY HAS COMPUTER TRAINING IN OFFICE SO I CAN COME IN TO ACCESS THEM, SHE STATED NO SHE S NOT IN TEXAS AS THE EMAIL I RECEIVED INDICATED TO ME. I ASKED HER QUESIONS ABOUT THE RESUME THAT SHE HAS IN HER RECORDS FOR ME. SHE STATED SHE COULD NOT ACCESS THE RESUME AT THIS TIME & CAN I EMAIL HER MY CURRENT RESUME. I ASKED HER IF THAT IS BECAUSE SHE IS A SCAM & OFFERING FAKE JOBS TO PEOPLE SO SHE CAN SCAM ME. SHE DENIED IT BUT I CONTINUED TO ASK HER INFO ABOUT THE SCAM AND SHE THEN HUNG UP ON ME. THESE SCAMMERS ARE EVERYWHERE AND I DONT KNOW HOW THEY GET THE EMAIL ADDRESS BUT BE VERY CAREFUL NOT TO SEND THE RESUME TO THEM. I MADE THE MISTAKE OF SENDING MY RESUME TO 1 OF THEM BUT NOTHING ELSE. I HOPE THEY CANT DO ANYTHING WITH THE INFO ON THE RESUME SINCE IT HAS MY CURRENT ADDRESS ON IT.

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- Marcus Hook, PA, USA
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I was contacted by someone claiming to be an artist wanting to paint my picture and I would be paid for it

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- Upper Darby, PA, USA
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I received a text message from this person called “Michelle Young” claiming to be a recruiter for a company called “Talanx”. She was offering me a job. However, I looked up the company and it was no where to be found.

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- Bethlehem, PA, USA
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They sent me a text saying "Good day [my name], I’m Tim Glover one of the recruiting managers at PROSUS. I'm contacting you in regard to your resume reviewed by our company from Breezy/Indeed.". They then stated they wanted to interview me for a Data Entry Analyst job and wanted me to contact another member through Microsoft Teams using a verification code that they texted to me. They wanted me to send the HR person on Microsoft Teams the code to verify.

They then asked me a serious of questions about myself, asking me to introduce myself, then asking me if I prefer full time or part time, if I preferred to be paid weekly or bi-weekly, and then asking me what mobile carrier I use.

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- Lititz, PA, USA
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James Harrison emailed me that he saw my profile on Linkedin and had a job opportunity for me. He then said he'd be taking a few days off (Memorial Day weekend) and Cameron Gray would take it from there. Cameron asked if I could zoom next Wednesday 5/30/23 and I said yes. He said something was wrong with my resume and would not load in their system - it's a simple word document and that's the first time I've heard that. Awaiting Cameron Gray to get back to me about a zoom call on 5/30/23

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- Brooklyn, NY, USA
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I am currently looking for work, and this is the text I received this morning.

"Good morning! I'm Mr. Peter Butler from ASPEC CONSTRUCTION LTD. COMPANY...I am contacting you regarding your resume being approved for the Remote Data Analyst position with a pay rate of $35/hr. Reply once you get this so an interview can be scheduled asap. Are you still interested?"

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- Mission Viejo, CA, USA
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They posed as a travel nurse company and got all of my information for a travel job and then said the job fell through at the last minute. They then applied for RN positions and was contacted by a hospital that they were posing as me.

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- Denton, TX, USA
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"Dear *****,

We appreciate your keen interest in our organization. After carefully reviewing your application, we were truly impressed by the contents of your resume. As a result, we are actively considering you for a position within our company. However, prior to extending a formal offer, we request your participation in our internal assessment process. This assessment helps us gain valuable insights into our employees and their capabilities.

To move forward with the assessment, we ask that you provide us with the following information for review:

• A clear and high-resolution photograph of both the front and back of your Identification Document. It is important that all edges and corners are visible and the text is easily legible.

Please ensure the photo is not blurry and that the flash does not obscure any information or your face. We only accept photos in standard image format, and scanning is not permitted.

• A recent selfie capturing your entire head facing directly towards the camera. Please refrain from using any photo effects or wearing headwear.

• The last four digits of your Social Security number.

• Telephone number

Upon satisfactory verification and documentation of your information, we will promptly provide you with a signing bonus that includes a memo outlining your initial tasks, paid training, equipment acquisition, and further instructions. To proceed with this process, please confirm receipt of this email.

The position we are considering you for is a Customer Service Representative role. This opportunity allows you to work remotely, requiring a minimum of five hours of daily commitment after receiving the signing bonus. Your starting hourly rate will be $35, which will increase to $40 per hour after one month of service. Additionally, upon completion of training, you will receive a $1,000.00 bonus. During the training period, you will be granted access to the portal, ID, login credentials, and other necessary resources.

Our organization is currently seeking a proficient and experienced individual to join our team in the role of a Customer Service Representative (Remote). The ideal candidate will demonstrate exceptional empathy towards customers who require urgent assistance, possess outstanding customer service skills, and thrive in a collaborative environment, primarily handling phone communications within a call center setting.

Key responsibilities of the Customer Service Representative role encompass:

• Manage customer inquiries in a timely and professional manner.

• Develop and implement customer service strategies to improve service quality.

• Monitor customer feedback and provide appropriate responses.

• Proactively suggest improvements to the customer service process.

• Assist with customer onboarding, training, and troubleshooting.

Benefits

• Flexible Schedule.

• Employee Wellness and 401k plans

• Paid Time Off/Sick days.

To apply for this position, we request that you furnish us with the requested information, including your current contact details, to facilitate the verification process."

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- Brooklyn, NY, USA
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They call again at night with a next job offer, so I called them when I woke up and the tone of the person was not what I had expected and the he didn’t know the woman that I talk to earlier but it’s the same address, I called the lady back today,3/18/2023 and she passes the phone to her boss, the same person I was talking to in the office the day before but he said they are not in the office so it got me thinking if it was a scam so I ask back for my money and he said the he put it in the back already.

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