Leading international company is expanding! We have an exciting opening for a Financial Representative. Please attach your resume in DOC or reach text format and apply right now. This position is limited.
Job Summary:

You will make some basic tasks from your manager daily; manage personal assets; making simple financial operations. You don't need to have any kind of financial education or experience. We will make online training for position offered. You will have more information in JOB DESCRIPTION document. Apply now.

Requirements: USA citizenship or USA permanent residency
High school or College in relevant field or 1+ years experience in management; basic computer, good verbal and grammar skills; must have a cellular phone for urgent tasks; must be able to work part-time; must provide resume for qualification process.

ALL RESUMES WILL BE CONFIRMED AND VERIFIED. THE SELECTED CANDIDATE MUST PASS A CRIMINAL BACKGROUND CHECK

If you're interested send your full name, phone number, age and RESUME to: Support.MBCCompany@gmail.com
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they even attached a word document explaining further, but I wont bore you with the details, point is yea it's a scam. If you are reading this and looking for a job stop using careerbuilder/monster/craigslist I have got no hits from any of these places ( and my resume is flawless) Craigslist is a little better but you still get these scams. My advice if you need work now go through a temp agency I have always had good luck and it has lead to better jobs.........if you get any email that has poor grammer and mispellings.......its a scam!

I had something like this happen a few years ago, where I found that Bank of America had been sending roughly 35 dollars per month to two "subscriptions," which I had never subscribed. When I attempted to get Bank of America to stop it, they could not/would not easily. I ended up canceling the accounts. The charges on my statement seemed to be a service/transaction charge.

Altogether, I estimate they hit me for about a thousand dollars. The other disappointment was that Bank of America refused to take action against those charging the account each month nor were they willing to replace the funds that had been sent.

The third disappointment was that this was a checking account that I did not use normally. I became aware of the problem when I received a notice that there were insufficient funds to cover a payment. Bank of America then charged me an overdraft fee of like $50 or something. The disappointment was that they still required me to pay the overdraft fee, even though I had not authorized the payment.

Homeland Security has a site where you can forward this type of scam and surprisingly, they are very responsive. I posted an email to them and actually received a telephone call within hours. They advised me that they were already tracking and investigating this particular scam and thanked me for contacting them.

The moral of the story is: the scam is against you.

Good Luck!

The "company" is just using you as a mule so that the crime cannot be connected directly to them. Think about it, do you really think snail mail would actually take months and months, even in the worst third world country? If the company's "clilents" are legit, why would they even need to hire you as a go-between when they could just as easily use DHL, or Fed Ex themselves?

Here's a link that further documents how some of the internet scams opperate: (While this link discusses eBay scams, but many of the same scams are tweeked to apply anywhere else as well)

http://h1.ripway.com/pi_r_square/scams.html
Beware and be aware.

Jill