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Is this scam? Because I cant find their company online! I want to try it as long as I dont give my ssn or..?

After reviewing your resume at ***** website we are sure you fit our requirements for a financial manager position. My name is ***** and I am working in CASE Group Inc. It's a large company, headquartered in the USA. Main field of our business is financial services, including escrow services provided for customers of online auctions. Position we offer is part-time, with flexible schedule. You are to spend 2-3 hours on average a day (except Saturday and Sunday, no tasks during weekends) working at home. We require: Internet access and e-mail availability. CASE Group . covers all expenses, no need to invest your own money! After we sign the contract, you'll be employed for a month of a trial period. During this timeframe, you'll receive all the necessary instructions and training from your supervisor. One week before the trial ends, supervisor will be making his/her decision regarding the employee. Termination of contract can be recommended. During the trial period you'll be paid 2.3k$ a month. Also you'll keep 8% from every money transfer processed. Total income, considering the current volume of clients, will be up to $4500 per month. After you successfully pass the Trial Period, base salary will be increased up to $3000 per month. Furthermore, you may ask for extra hours or even a full time job. If you are interested in this job offer or would like to learn more, please forward your filled form to our e-mail: ****

6 months ago - 3 answers

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This is one of those so called scams that you were roped into. I receive these type of ads all the time into my email box, and they are placed immediately into my trash can. Number one, you cannot be paid 2.3k a month, that is unhumanly impossible, and you wold be one of the richest people on earth if you got that. ALso, when they give you a percentage of every money transferred, this is a typical scam! DO NOT give them any personal information. This is a way of identify fraud! Do NOT fall for it!!!

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This is a classic scam. They send you the money to be processed. You put it into your bank account and then send a check or checks off to where ever. You get to "keep" the 8%. The trouble is that the check they send you is no good. You are held accountable by the bank for the entire amount. Please, for your own good, avoid this like the plague.

by Dusie- 6 months ago

When something sounds to go to be true, it usually is. Be careful.

by J J Bear- 6 months ago