- Report: #63678
Complaint Review: Strategic EComm - Edmonton Alberta
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Strategic EComm
www.governmental.jobs Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
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Strategic EComm ripoff consumer fraud ripoff Edmonton Alberta
In an attempt to increase chances of landing a U.S. government job, Strategic eComm prouldy boasts of forwarding your resume to at least 1,836 different departments, divisions, etc. within the entire U.S. government (and/or State government).
It goes as follows: You pay $97.00 before a deadline date of such and such. (How interesting that this organization has a new date each week.) When they receive your payment for their service (via PayPal), you are then to forward your resume via email to: [email protected]. All would have been well except, after several attempts to forward your resume, you run the into an "undeliverable" email return message. OUCH! Now that's when you know you have been scammed (to start).
HEED WARNING SIGNS:
1. If a web page has "typo's" [ie., typing errors] be concerned. It shows an unprofessional, probably less than legitimate organization.
2. When it comes to securing government jobs in the U.S., you CANNOT submit a resume that does confirm to the governments resume format. Which includes: font, font size, SOCIAL SECURITY information, and a few other particulars.
So in a nutshell, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Valarie
Fort Myers, Florida
U.S.A.
It goes as follows: You pay $97.00 before a deadline date of such and such. (How interesting that this organization has a new date each week.) When they receive your payment for their service (via PayPal), you are then to forward your resume via email to: [email protected]. All would have been well except, after several attempts to forward your resume, you run the into an "undeliverable" email return message. OUCH! Now that's when you know you have been scammed (to start).
HEED WARNING SIGNS:
1. If a web page has "typo's" [ie., typing errors] be concerned. It shows an unprofessional, probably less than legitimate organization.
2. When it comes to securing government jobs in the U.S., you CANNOT submit a resume that does confirm to the governments resume format. Which includes: font, font size, SOCIAL SECURITY information, and a few other particulars.
So in a nutshell, if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.
Valarie
Fort Myers, Florida
U.S.A.
