AMI Research Inc. Has been sending dozens and dozens of emails out to job seekers (they found me through Craig's list) but is nothing more than a scam for your money. They sent me an email as following and other people:
Hi,
I saw that you posted an ad on Craigslist on 9/29.
First, let me start off by saying that I hope that you had good luck with your "Receptionist (East Valley)" post. I love using Craigslist to sell my stuff, as it almost always sells so fast, and usually for around my asking price. Although, gosh, I sure do meet some of the most, ummm, interesting people sometimes.
Anyway, the reason that I am emailing you is because the company that I work for is looking for people in or around Phoenix who would be interested in making a little extra income, working out of their home. We don't require any selling, nor any phone calling; everything is done entirely online, and you will be paid within 15 days. You can do this either part-time or full-time - it's entirely up to you.
We do not require that you have any prior experience; no educational or special skills are required, as we provide all training.
We actually prefer working with Craigslist users, because our experience has shown us that you guys are computer proficient, and are just, overall, easier to work with.
I don't want to rush you into making a decision, but this same offer is going out to all people who posted an ad on Craigslist in Phoenix, and we only need a certain number of people.
So, if this sounds like something you might be interested in, you can check out our website right here, and I hope that you choose to apply.
Thanks for your time,
Human Resources
AMI Research Inc.
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