This is my response to an email received by going online with Indeed.com to apply for a couple of different positions. It's clear that this person below is someone that has purchased as a business the applicants resumes or profiles so that he is able to then email you as a perspective applicant and get you to buy into his resume scam and make some quick cash.
Read thread below.
Mr. Brooke S. Hartman,
Your note is below. It actually made me skeptical so I typed in your request into Google... Hmmmmmmmmmmm maybe you should try a new line.
You seriously need to get a JOB and quit praying on people emotions by sending BS emails like this one. I am turning you into all of the sites as we speak so that you are no longer allowed to view any personal information for any job applications.
Be a real stand up person and start doing the RIGHT thing in a world where so many do WRONG.
Good luck and find another sucker.
From: "Brooke S. Hartman"
To: "Tammy Black"
Sent: Saturday, June 22 10:48: 13 AM
Subject: RE: Administrative Services candidate - Tammy Black applied on Indeed
Hi Tammy,
My name is Brooke - I'm the staffing manager at Luminous Media. I've reviewed your application, and your qualifications may be a good fit for our administrative staff. Everything looks good, however I will need you to send me your resume in executive-classic format (company requirement for new hire r? Sum? S). Please re-send me your resume in the correct format, along with the first date you can begin so we can move forward.
If you are unfamiliar with an executive-classic format, I'd recommend finding a template, or a quick resume builder online (I know OneBuckResume.com or ResumeEdge should support the format).
Please email me if you have any questions.
Kind Regards,
Brooke Hartman
Staffing Coordinator
Luminous Media? Llc
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