Job Scam?
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2014 6:14 pm
I've been doing job searches on-line recently, and I've been getting this sort of e-mail in my spam filter:
Work-at-home scam? Phishing attempt? Usually it's a "mail processing" job; I can't help but wonder if it involves being a courier for small plasticine bags of powder, WINK WINK.Reply-To: Karly Wong <mishabel9334@gmail.com>
To: gmac
Hi ! A mail forwarding company is in search of shipping/receiving Administrator.
The average monthly profit amounts to $1500. No enrollment fee.
Responsibilities and job obligations:
- Receive and mail incoming packages.
- Check of incoming parcels for damages.
- Complete all documents in a timely and accurate manner.
- Must be able to work flexible time - the position is home-based.
Professional requirements:
- Candidates must be mature 21 years old and older, have permanent access to the Internet, be able to work without an office, set priorities upon work in an appropriate and efficient way.
Please send us your resume with the telephone number so that we could call you if you are interested.
Attention: If we do not contact or email you, your data will be stored in our database for future consideration.
Thank you.