I received the following email from a Mr. Andrew W. King:
Hi, my name is Andrew W. King and I am the President of United American's Branch Office Division. I found your resume online and wanted to contact you. We are now hiring applicants from a wide variety of backgrounds and we believe you are an outstanding match.
We have immediate openings for motivated individuals like you. First year earnings can range as high as $100,000 for new representatives and management positions are awarded for excellence, regardless of prior experience. If you are goal-oriented with good communication skills and have a desire to succeed within a company that has a well-known industry reputation for financial stability, quality products and streamlined services, then I would like to speak with you at your earliest convenience. We are a part of the Torchmark Corporation. We provide full training and a complete set of skills to help you build your earning potential. Bonuses and incentives are also a part of our commitment to your success.
I look forward to discussing this opportunity with you. If you are interested in learning more about this opportunity, simply CLICK HERE or call 1-888-228-5858.
Sincerely,
Andrew W. King
President and Chief Marketing Officer
Branch Office Division
United American
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When I first read the email I thought that this might be the big break I was looking for, since I've been seeking employment for some weeks now. However, I was a little suspicious because I thought a company would contact me through the employment website. So I decided to do an internet search on the company above before replying. Thank goodness I did because the first thing that poped up was a scam from that exact company, and escaped unscathed. I hope that this will help others as well.
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