Okay, I responded to a job posted on a website called Hudsonvalleyhelpwanted.com. It was for a work at home job through Nikon Innovation Technology. I responded back and forth with this company a few times until I realized that, this IS NOT NIKON. If you are to come across this job, work at home for $665 a week, it is not real. I took the time to call Nikon headquarters and e-mail their Human Resources Specialist for the USA. If you would also like to call and clarify this information is a fraud, you may call Nikon to confirm: 1-631-547-4200 or e-mail the HR specialist: [email protected] Also, here is the e-mail I sent, and the e-mail I recieved back from Nikon. Hope this helps all of you job seekers out there looking for answers regarding this matter!
Sent: Wednesday, December 30 12:25 PM To: JobOps Subject: Inquiry about a possible Scam Job Hello, Like always, I am always searching for a job online. Recently, I came across an ad for your company off of Hudsonvalleyhelpwanted.com. More and more, I am thinking this is a scam, but if it is not, I would like to know about it either way. It's almost impossible to get anyone on the phone there, and I just wanted to touch base to make sure that you are aware of this. Please get back to me in regards to this e-mail. Here is the first e-mail I recieved. Please let me know if it is to your company or not, because there is a bunch of websites calling it a scam. Thanks for your time.
Hi, I did get two messages from you a few minutes ago but was at lunch. This is not an ad run by Nikon but I will keep your resume on file should another opportunity become available. You can review the career opportunities on our website as well at www.nikonusa.com Thank you, Stephanie
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