Got an email as follows - when I opened the 2 attachments one was an application, the other was a form asking for bank information including my account #, routing # and daily withdrawl limits (why would anyone need to know withdraw limits if it was for the purpose of DEPOSITING a paycheck). Clearly a scam - I don't know who this person was so there would be no reason for them to offer me a job out of the blue. Clearly a scam to get at people's banking info so they can clean them out.
On Mar 29, Andrew Thomas ISEP wrote: Good Day, please read next information, thank you for your prompt
reply!
International Youth Exchange is pleased to confirm the offer extended to you to
join International Youth Exchange in the position of Community Representative,
beginning April 4. The purpose of this letter is to set forth your understanding of
the terms of your employment with International Student Exchange, including your job
description and compensation. I have attached the employment contract to this letter.
Please, be very attentive while filling out the data to exclude any possible mistakes.
If you agree this contract sets forth our understanding, please sign the enclosed contract
and return by email to one of the following emails:
Contact phone number: (520) 2824147 8.00 AM - 01.00 PM (Mountain Standard Time)
Yours sincerely,
Head Manager: Andrew R. Thomas
Email: [email protected]
Alternate Email: [email protected]
www.isep-global.org
International Student Exchange Programs
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