Submitted my resume recently to indeed.com and I received an email from the "hr" of this company stating that they have a pre-shipment inspector position available if were interested. Looking for only part time work I replied with my resume. Days later he replies with a contract that I should fill out and return to him within 3 business days. After reading the contract I became a little suspicious and started looking at the company for scam reports. Nothing really came up so I went to whois.com and discovered that their albeit very good looking website is only 5 weeks old. I went to their contact us page, they have an 866 number, I called it, not a real number. They state the job position is to have packages come to my address, the supervisor sends x amounts of shipping labels, I inspect the boxes and ship them. Oh and I maay have some out of pocket expenses but don't worry, the company promises to reimburse me. I am not sending them the contract they still expect but I am going to ask them some pretty bad ass questions to stump them. Not my first round with scammers. Job seekers beware this one looks pretty legite until you start looking at their company history and information. Do your homework. Whois.net, google searches and whether or not there are already scam reports out there. This one is the first for this particular company so hope this helps someone.
0 comments