- Report: #571961
Complaint Review: Smart PR Agency - Atlanta Georgia
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James -
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
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Smart PR Agency
156 5th Ave, New York, NY 10011 Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Phone:
347-851-7481
Web:
www.smartpragency.net
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Smart PR Agency Fake opportunity for recent grads; obvious scam. Atlanta, Georgia
I am a recent graduate and applied for a job I discovered online which said it could be conducted remotely. The position for a "Public Relations Assistant" seemed legitimate enough (http://smartpragency.net/vacancies.html).
However, I received this email less than 24 hours after applying:
Dear ,
Smart PR Agency received your letter of (02/15/2010) and enclosed
documents.
We have carefully examined information provided by you in your CV, and
after consulting with our HR department, we consider you to be a suitable
candidate for filling in vacant position of PR agent assistant in our company.
We are
glad that you are interested in this opening, application procedure will be
conducted via e-mail, and this shall minimize mail related delays.
First of
all, please follow this link two our web-site www.smartpragency.net and
download a legal copy of the contract from www.smartpragency.net/careers/agreement.pdf (or
Word www.smartpragency.net/careers/agreement.doc). Print this
document out, make one copy and sign it. (Please read it carefully and
familiarize yourself with the whole contract and sign it only in case if you
totally agree to it). Then sign the e-version of the agreement and send it
to [email protected] or fax it
to (347) 273-1096.
The
contract becomes valid from the moment of the reception of the correctly filled
copy of the contract. It should be noted that the validity of the contract in
the electronic form is identical to the contract signed in personal presence of
both parties.
In order
to prevent abusive and fraudulent registrations in our system, we ask you to
make an electronic copy of your ID, driving license or any other legal document
that may verify your identity (any utility bill will do, if your domicile is
mentioned there) and send it attached with the same e-mail.
You will
receive additional detailed information after your forwarded contract and id(s)
are examined and verified by our attorneys.
Yours
faithfully,
Christopher Green
Smart PR Agency
Obviously a scam. Just want to warn others who might waste time sending these people an email.
