I was happy that an e-mail came from someone about a job. I been unemployed for a year now, and was just thrilled that things were finally turning around. Just contacted yesterday, I pray that I don't lose any money over this. It's really bad when people who are looking for work, are scamed who are ...
I have been retired for a year and would like to get a part time job and I have filled out a few applications online. When I saw this email, I opened it because I thought it could be from one of my applications, but the simplicity of the application (nothing about my abilities or interests) made me ...
I recieved the same email and did not do the credit check - seemed shady from the get go! Since I had recently sent my resume to a company I thought this might be them responding. Seems like a lot of people might be in the same boat. What is our government doing to protect us from internet scams? ...
I received an e-mail entitled Human Resourse Dept (time sensitive) informing me of job opportunities. It prompted me to obtain a credit report (free of charge) but asked me for a refundable $1 fee to collect the credit score that should accompany my application. While excited about the potential of ...
Ecieved e-mail to fill out online application for employment, during the process after filling out initial employment form was asked to provide social security number on an aledged secured site to be verified. As I attempted to do so (which normally I would not), I kept getting the message ...
I've been out of work for about a month and have filled out countless applications. The first tip off was the utter stupidity of their first page but when they ask for a credit check, anyone with an ounce of sense should know better than to give out that kind of info on line. Its disgusting that ...