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Remote Job Scam
Talent Acquisition Specialist and Monique Green who was the HR manager.
Scammer's website Virtue-exc.com
Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Initial means of contact Text message
Remote Job Scam
The next day I was contacted to meet the hiring manager and they provided a Skype link. I asked to make an appointment with the manager, and was told there was no need as long as I contact her within her working days.
I tried calling the hiring manager through Skype and there was no answer but we talked through the Skype chat. She was restating the duties of the position, did not ask if I had any questions, did not ask about my previous work experience, and asked when I could start working. I knew they would want my social security and bank information after that, so I ended the chat before we got to that point.
They do have a website that looks legitimate at first glance but contains some grammar errors and lacks professionalism in their writing.
Type of a scam Employment
However, when I went to training today (Tuesday morning), something felt off. Kayla's chat responses were slower. She asked me to do a weird "cash reporting spreadsheet" with made up numbers. I decided to look further into their website, which I had gone through already. It all looks real at first, but I started noticing spelling errors, photos that looked like they just came from the internet, and a reference to 283 satisfied customers, which felt off for a company supposedly in its 14th year. I looked up the physical address, realizing it belongs to a virtual office company. After reaching out to the company, I learned they have never heard of Virtue Executive Technologies or Kayla Michelle. Still in my "training chat", I confronted Kayla, point blank asking if this was a legit company. It shows as read, but she never responded. I've let my bank know these scammers have my info in case anything strange comes up on my account. I also have a credit watch since they have my passport/SSN information.
In a world where so many of us are looking for jobs, don't fall for this scam! Once I realized I never actually spoke to anyone on the phone, I felt stupid. But the fact of the matter is these people are criminals.