How sad of an individual or company do you have to be to prey upon innocent individuals looking to absolve themselves from their current economic crisis? This "company" invaded my inbox with a supposed "job snapshot" from careerbuilder.com (after researching, careerbuilder.com is not involved with this disgraceful "company").
My instinct told me immediately this was fraud (swindle, whatever adjective you decide). For starters, careerbuilder.com (in my experience) does not send a "job snapshot". Typically, they send a message or a partner message with a LINK to the intended job. This type of message was a first for me. Second, the grammar, spelling, and dictation of this snapshot are completely incorrect. I would think proper dictation and attention to detail are KEY marketing techniques. Finally, one of the first rules of marketing is a proper signature. That said ending your email with "Best wishes from the Chief Client Manager, Constitution Capital Corporation" is not a correct signature. A correct signature would have included pertinent contact information and a direct contact.
I know you are probably assuming with careerbuilder.com that a direct contact may not be included but a company name, address, and HR contact are generally available.
This is just distasteful, disgusting, ridiculous and a true invasion of my inbox. How dare this "company" attempt to defraud myself, or any individual trying to get on ones feet during this tough economic time?
Also— since this company only included an email address for contact information; I am actually unsure which particular location or website is at fault. I just know when I researched this company; many reports appeared in addition to many locations. To be safe, any person receiving an email from the person or company stated in this report, should report the email and disregard.
I hope this helps anyone viewing this report.
Thank you.
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