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Kevin Kovalski
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over 6 months ago

SCAM ALERT! !! BEWARE! !

There is a new job scam out there. Someone posing as the head of HR for a California based company called Aviana Global (Michael Walker) is contacting job seekers to join the team as a work from home rep. The company itself is legit however, he's making contact by wanting to do a online only interview through Google hangouts. He offers to send you a check to buy a new laptop and wants you to deposit the check. ..withdraw the cash. .and use the cash to send it to one of their online vendors. I did my research and found this out on Mike Walkers linked in page because he had posted a fraud alert

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Tanya Abney
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over 6 months ago

WARNING

Some dishonest recruiters will take advantage of you and it's just not right. Some recruiters have fake jobs, some won’t send you to great jobs because they want to waste your time with other positions where they get higher commission. Be careful!!

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Natalie Scott
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over 6 months ago

Another scam (for entry level position)

I received a call from a company today about a Project Coordinator position I applied to...but the problem was that I never applied to that company. When I searched my emails, I noticed I received an email confirmation from the company at 3:35am but no email was found within a day showing I applied for it. Of course it was an entry level position ... with no job posting online. What benefit do these people get from pretending that I applied for an entry level position? It would be different if they contacted me to say that they found my info online and wanted to discuss a job opportunity with me...but to lie for no reason...... It's sick. Someone should start checking into these types of scams (EEOC possibly?)...

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David White
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over 6 months ago

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Hey guys just got this today. Looks like a scan to me. What do you think?

bkgproductions@yahoo.com Today at 3:12 PM To toofly322@yahoo.com Message body Our Company returning back to you regarding request on a Careers job-site. We have found that you meet our criteria for vacancy of Reshipping agent.

Pay rate: is up to $20/hour This is home short-time \ full time jemployment role.

We can give you a competitive salary commensurate with experience. Also you will have brilliant and comprehensive package of benefits including a 401k package, stock purchase pack, etc.

DAILY TASKS: Collects orders and prepares them for shipment; Records all shipment data, including weight, charges and space availability; Receives and unpacks items and materials; Completes sending and receiving forms.

To start cooperation with us you:

  • Needed a High School education;
  • Must be detailed oriented, well organized, able to write and read English;
  • You must have computer skills; must be proficient in MS Office;
  • Must be able to understand various measuring systems;
  • Minimum knowledge of paperwork circulation.

If you are still searching for a job opportunity, please reply.

Best regards.

David White

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Kent Haughton
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over 6 months ago

Is anyone else getting these "To good to be True" offers ? $2400 per month!!!

We found your CV via Careerbuilder job-site. At the moment we expand our business to the USA territory and can offer you a position of Transportation Manager. The position is mostly about accepting, repacking and sending parcels with the help of the Postal Service all over the world. It’s a work at home job and does not require any start-up costs. You do not need to relocate and can do this job from a comfort of your home.

The Transportation Manager duties consist of: Step 1: You receive parcels at your address. Step 2: You should report to the supervisor about parcels delivered; Step 3: You should do repackaging according to supervisor instructions; Step 4: You will receive a prepaid shipping labels to mail the package out Step 5: You should affix the shipping label provided by your supervisor to the parcel and drop it off at the nearest post-office.

You do not need to invest any money to start this job. All the shipping costs and extra expenses will be covered by our company. You will be responsible for dispatching packages in time. Your compensation will consist of $2400 base salary (monthly) + $30 commission per box received . Your wage will be deposited into your bank account or mailed in a form of check at the end of each work month. During the first weeks you will work with a small product quantity. There will be about 10-20 boxes a week. It’s not obligatory to have any special education, you will have a possibility to gain necessary knowledge during the trial period. Make sure to have working home and mobile phone numbers, so we could reach you through the day if we have any questions about the reports.

The candidate should have:

  1. Printer (you will need to print postage labels to ship the boxes out).
  2. Internet Access (to check your email for the information updates) and the ability to your email 2-3 times a day.
  3. Ability to receive the parcels right to your physical address (not P.O. box) from courier services such as Fedex, UPS and USPS

If you need some more information regarding the offered vacancy – you could email me with any questions.

The offered vacancy is 100 percent legitimate job, all shipped products are legal under the law of the United States of America.

Please, reply back to get more information. Sincerely yours, Jessica Crowell Standard Logistic GmbH Schlachthausgasse 15, 1030 Vienna, Austria

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cynthia house
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over 6 months ago

Stay away from using Zip Recruiter

When you sign in they ;have all your information then you will get slammed with emails, texting, and most of all calls about continuing education or win a free trip on a cruse. They will steal and sell you soul. Been warned.

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RoseMarie Green
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over 6 months ago

Beware...fellow job seekers

I have been applying for a little of this & that. By that I mean PT F/T & etc. I received a response from a Awid Estate. They wanted to send me a check for $2,702. Their instructions were to cash the check, keep $135 for myself. & Western Union the rest to France & pay the fees for Western Union out of the check. The code name for this transaction was KIMYMBE. I responded saying if it doesn't sound right or feel right, it's not & I want nothing to do with this at all. We are all looking for honest work here. Be very careful out there. Incidentally, this was a work at home site. Wow. If you don't use your common sense with some of these sites you really can get overwhelmed with the crap.

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LeeAnn Giovanniello
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over 6 months ago

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I'm not sure but I feel like when I post my personal information to get a job someone's stealing my information. It gets me so upset to think that I'm s victim of identity theft!!! Just a warning, ask lots of questions for your own protection before you give potential employers or anyone your private information! Unfortunately there are evil people in the world that steal your information to their own advantage! Be careful! I really wish people would stop using other people's identities! Thank you for your time!

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Jo Ann Smothers
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over 6 months ago

Scam Alert

I was contacted by CIGNA Healthcare or a company that represented themselves as CIGNA Healthcare, about a position that turned out to be a scam. All job seekers - please be careful with what information you give out over the phone, internet and now they'be infatuated Instant Messenger (Google Hangouts, Yahoo Messenger, etc). I've worked in HR for a number of years and everytime they asked me for something I would counter their request ... "We need you to Scan and email us a copy of your Drivers License." - I will provide you with my I-9 documentation when you provide me with an Offer Letter and a new hire package.

Today, they reached out to me and told.me that FedEx had tried to make a delivery to me at 6:35am and that I needed to call this number ASAP to arrange for the package to be redelivered. Before I made the call, I went to FedEx Tracking online and saw that the tracking number provided had been returned to the FedEx hub because it had been refused on deli very. I called FedEx (1-800-GoFedEx) and not the number provided. The lady at FedEx told me the package # was a fraudulent shipment.

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Sara Beaudoin
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over 6 months ago

Legit? Legal?? What in the world???

I've been applying for remote/work from home employment and have received several offers for this one position which sounds very odd to me. The job description is to receive packages, inspect them, take photos/document/email inspection to employer and then send them on. Ummm...So you open a package that is already on it's way to the recipient.. inspect, document..and then drop back in the mail??? Is this even legal??? ~~Job Description: Logistics Inspector

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