I received the following email...
Your job applicant resume at McDonalds site has drawn the attention of our enterprise HR department.
We may offer you the post, as after looking though reviewing your your job applicant CV we came to the conclusion that you could be perfectly suitable to be a great candidate for it.
Now our organization has available post "Account Coordinator" to be taken by some qualified candidates.
The candidate specialist main task lies in getting bank transfers and payments our US customers will send.
In case if you do not have checking account, our manager will help you in opening it.
You will be paid approximately $600-$800 every week
In order to obtain this post job you should meet the following requirements:
- Possibility to work as remote employee
- PC knowledge: MS Word personal e-mail address
- Age: 21+
- Responsibility
- US Citizen or Legal Alien
NO ENROLLMENT FEES NEEDS TO BE PAID
To apply please register here
Now, how would a supposed medical patient "billing" company get a hold of my resume? I'm clueless there... At first I thought it was legitimate, so I went to their website and started doing the application process. When it asked me for the state that I reside in, there was no option for Rhode Island. Sent an email back inquiring about this, but I did some further research into it and came across the rip-off report already here on this site as well as a company called Preferred Health Technology Inc. which runs A-Claim which in fact is a legitimate medical patient billing company. They are on the Bloomberg Business Week Report I found while googling the company... And through a more thorough investigation into this company's website there are more discrepancies EVERYWHERE on medline-solutions.org... click any of the upper links and the information will say A-Claim... not medline solutions. the only difference in the sites is the application process and the contact information. I will be forwarding this information to A-Claim and their parent affiliates.