I am an IT professional and find a job or contract usually does not take me long, but with the job markets the way they are now finding a position was becoming a lot harder.
I then received an email from a position I applied for from the Internet. I responded to the position that seemed to be on offer, only to find that it was only a recruitment agency, nothing strange in that you say, except they wanted me to pay them up to $5000 for them to place me in a fulltime job, with no guarantee of ever being placed.
I know that the economy is hard and jobs are scarce, but it can't be fair for people to shell out large sums of money just in a promise of find a job.
I have also done an Internet search on RMC International, and to my shock there are others like me, New to Denver who have fallen into the same trap
If this retrospective how the Denver job market and employment agencies operate in Colorado, It makes me wonder why Denver is such a wonderful place to live.
I have worked with recruitment companies in the past and those that charge a fee usually ask for it after they have placed you and its varies from $100 to $200 not any where near the $5000 asked for by RMC International and never before being employed, how can this be legal?
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