1, Report:
#79106
Posted Date:
Sep 02 2004
HD Canada - HOT DEALS CANADA ripoff dishonest promised career scam Mississauga Ontario
June 25, 2003 i was sent a job offer complete with salary, start date, temporary visa paperwork, and the promise of a great career. I was to start my job early september after going to canada for a 2 week paid training. I even went so far as to have them reserve an extra ticket so...
Entity
HD Canada - HOT DEALS CANADA
Categories: Cross-Border Scams
2, Report:
#100112
Posted Date:
Jul 22 2004
HD Canada RIPPED OFF TOO Ontario Canada
I feel for everyone who got ripped off. I too was ripped off as well. The ad was a small ad in the LA Times. Lucky for me I didn't have a job to quit, but I was offered a job and I took it with the expectation that I would quit when HDCanada position came through.
In Septemb...
Entity
HD Canada
Categories: Con Artists
3, Report:
#69387
Posted Date:
Mar 23 2004
Hot Deals Canada, HD Canada Ripoff, Fraudulent Job Offer. Mississauga, Ontario
Hot Deals Canada posted an advertisement in the Dallas Morning News for a customer service job. I responded to the job offer and received the email pasted below from David Schroeder:
Thank you for submitting your resume. HDCanada, HotDealsCanada, is an Internet Service Provider ...
Entity
Hot Deals Canada
Categories: Cross-Border Scams
4, Report:
#78145
Posted Date:
Jan 26 2004
HD Canada - HotDealsCanada ripoff, career scam, identity theft, deposit theft, work-at-home scam Mississauga Ontario Canada
Beginning in June 2003, after posting my resume and applying online at homecareersearch.com, I received a job offer for a work-at-home position with a Canadian based company called HotDealsCanada. This was for a help desk agent position which they would provide all needed equipment...
Entity
HD Canada Aka HotDealsCanada
Categories: Cross-Border Scams
5, Report:
#77455
Posted Date:
Jan 20 2004
HD Canada, Hot Deals Canada, Fraudulent Job Offer, Identity Theft, Processing Fee Theft, ripoff Mississauga, Ontario
submitted a resume through Careerbuilders.com, or HotJobs.com (I believe they also advertised in either The Palm Beach Post, or The SunSentinal) and recieved the following response:
Thank you for submitting your resume. HDCanada, HotDealsCanada, is an Internet Service Provider lo...
Entity
HD Canada, Hot Deals Canada, Fraudulent Job Offer
Categories: Cross-Border Scams