I have been working with my state's Vocational Rehab office to try to find a job.
Someone from a company called Mylan United sent my job coach an email stating that there was a job opening for a "Financial Manager." They said you would make around $2000 a month, but the job sounded suspiciously like money laundering - they wanted you to have a pre-existing bank account and supposedly transfer funds to other countries.
The site was Economyjob.net. I was suspicious, especially since the site has several typos but I filled out the application anyway.
They wrote me back and asked me to fax them a contract with my signature on it, as well as a copy of my state ID. I did, but the next day I received another email stating that their fax number had changed and I needed to resend my information.
That day I was unable to get to a fax machine. I received several emails, and also phone calls from 866-223-2509. The phone calls were a recorded message of a lady with a British accent stating that she was contacting me because I was interested in working for, or had been hired by, Mylan United.
I finally faxed in my information, and within 5 minutes received a phone call from a strange number - 435-231-1767. I also began receiving emails from someone named Jason Willden (except it was not capitalized, so it looked very unprofessional.) The emails stated that I had gone to Leadingincome.com and asked for information from Premier Business Team. They said I needed to contact him for my "Free information kit" on how to start my own business. They also said I requested information on how to work from home "around my family". Not only had I never visited or heard of Leadingincome.com, I never said any of those things. I am a recent college graduate with no children!
Jason proceeded to call me 10 times, including 6 times on the day I sent in my fax. Some of the calls were only 15 minutes apart. He even called at nearly 9 PM, even on Saturday!
The last email he sent had the subject "For immediate review" and seemed to be in a very forceful and pressuring tone.
It said: "Hi *,
Thank you for contacting us for your Business Information Package. We know you are serious and ready to make a smart business move, once you have the all the details. I am here to help you. I have tried to reach you by telephone to confirm your information and get you those details but have had no success. Did you get my message?
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Step #1:
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