A company called datingsuggestions.com sent me the following email:
"We were referred to you by a recruiting agency as someone who might potentially be interested in a job at our company, DatingSuggestions.com. DatingSuggestions.com is seeking a Social Media Content Analyst. Candidates should be passionate and knowledgeable about the digital space and have exceptional research, analysis and strategic thinking skills as well as a strong understanding of digital communications and new trends in engaging consumers and influencers online. DatingSuggestions.com seeks candidates that are passionate, energetic, collaborative, solution-oriented, and consistently demonstrate a strong sense of professional integrity and accountability. Most of the work will be performed remotely and the candidate will be compensated $25 an hour. The minimum requirement for the job would be 20 hour a week commitment."
The email goes on to ask, amongst other things, to sign up for various online dating services through their traceable links.
This is the exact same method and formatting that was used by Richfox Media, which was reported on usacomplaints.com here:
Http://usacomplaints.com/work-at-home-business/richfox-media/richfox-media-internship-scam-2e7ff.htm
The signature on the email goes to:
Lauren Hammell
Human Resources Manager
DatingSuggestions.com
(650) 853-1300
That phone number is found to be a support number for Facebook - maybe this is some tactic to confuse people with something legitimate because these scammers surely aren't associated with Facebook.
They currently have no web page set up.
0 comments