On February 12, I received an e-mail from Lionheart Assurance Solutions informing me that they reviewed my resume on careerbuilder.com and they feel they may have an interest in scheduling me for an interview. Then they requested me to complete some compatibility questionnaire. *Please note that I NEVER sent my resume to this company, as I never even heard of them. The person who sent me this e-mail is named Maggie Johnston. Further, I never even attempted to do the compatibility questionnaire that they were asking me to complete.
Today, February 14 at 9:51am, I receive another e-mail from the above-mentioned company thanking me for "completing the compatibility profile" and that my "responses are excellent". Again, this e-mail was sent to me from Maggie Johnston. They state that they are conducting interviews on February 15 and that they want to schedule me for an interview.
They did provide an address, so at first I thought it was legit. However, the more I thought about it, the more I became suspicious. So I went on google to see if this company even existed. Apparently, it does. But when I scrolled down a bit, I saw that another person was approached by the same company and confirmed that this is a scam to get unemployed people to basically work for free to get business owners to buy something like legal services or identity theft protection. Like me, this person also reported this company to you and led me to your website.
I'm really glad I found out about this before wasting my time going to some bogus interview, but these people really need to be stopped before some poor unemployed person becomes a victim to this scam. Hopefully, you can do something about this.
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