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Web Builders International PAYMENT PROCESSING SCAM in Burbank, California
This company found my resume online at careerbuiders.com and told of a salaried position that was open servicing their client account. Here's the beginning of their email:
Dear candidate,They go on to describe the position description, everyday duties (logging in to their website and waiting for tasks/projects, etc.), and their compensation (which included "a base salary of $2,850 per month paid in 2 parts every 2 weeks since the actual start date plus bonuses for performance paid immediately upon completing every task"). Progress evaluations would be made every 6 months.
Thank you for your interest in the Operations Manager position recently announced by our company at careerbuilder.com. Web Builders International is a web services provider operating in the IT industry since 2006. Our company has been doing quite well in this economy so far, and we are constantly growing and developing our services, which include search engine optimization, Internet marketing and web campaigns. Our head office is located in the suburbs of Los Angeles, California, but as an employer of the 21st century we also hire people located throughout the United States, who work with us remotely, over the Internet. Due to the recent increase of the customer flow, we are looking for new team members, who will be working at home and servicing the pool of our existing US customers.
Thank you for contacting CareerBuilder's Trust and Site Security Team.
Upon initial review of your report, we have determined that this is a Payment Processing scam message. This email should be disregarded. Any communication with individuals associated to the email message should be ceased and future correspondence attempts ignored.
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