Another Scam ...

Here is a copy of an email I received:

CareerBuilder.com
To
Today at 11:16 AM

We have an open position in our team as a secret consumer and we are looking for qualified individuals to apply.
You can find more information about the position and what this job involves, also the registration form if you open the attachment file.

JobDetails.html
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Career Builder is a reputable job search site. In this case they are be used for this Scam. Here is the actual message details:

Notice the way each sentence is phrased, not quite how it would be worded in US English usage.

500,000 mystery shoppers????
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Business Solution Survey Shopping Research Inc ®
Application Form



ABOUT US

Business Solution Survey Shopping Research Inc is a premier company, serving clients across America with over 500,000 shoppers available and ready to help businesses serve better their customers. Secret consumer is a tool used externally by our company as well as other market research companies or watchdog organizations or internally by companies themselves to measure quality of service or compliance to regulation, or to gather specific information about products and services. We are currently coordinating a program of market surveys within the United States.

With regards to our offer to you, we would assign to you business and franchise locations within your area to survey. Your tasks would entail visiting the business entities assigned to you and evaluating the quality of service rendered by them.
You would be required to visit business and franchise locations such as stores, restaurants, banks, movie theaters, hotels and other businesses in your area, as a regular customer. We would provide funding to enable you account as any regular customer and experience the quality of service rendered at such a location.
You would be required to gather information about the quality of service by staff, behavior of staff and other issues at such locations. It is your customer-experience feedback that we value during such surveys.

The data to be collated from the surveys provide valuable customer-experience feedback to businesses within the United States. This enables our clients to serve their own end-customers better.
You would be paid $200.00 for every on site-customer survey you complete. The number of assignments per week vary based on location. The assignments would be provided to you weekly, for a duration of time.
We wish to state clearly here again that your participation is at no cost to you. We will never ask you to conduct surveys using your own money with a promise to reimburse you. Funds, to cover your remuneration and for all onsite surveys expenses, would be provided to you before you undertake any assignment. We would also provide transport and gas money.
We also understand that prospective evaluators may have full time jobs. In this regard we would be flexible and expect you to conduct the surveys when convenient, such as after working hours.

Your employment packet includes shopping evaluation form, a training assignment which we will be sending to you after you received payment for the assignment.
If you wish to participate in this program, please indicate your interest by completing the details necessary in the form below.

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Your Information
Personal Information
Name
First Name
MI
Last Name
Contact Information
Email Address
Phone Number
- -
Home/Permanent Address
Street Address

City
State
ZIP Code

As soon as we get all this we can look at your distance from the locations which you have to put your service into.
After submitting to our application form you will be redirected to our homepage.

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"As soon as we get all this we can look at your distance from the locations which you have to put your service into. "

You score is a 7 for multiple grammar errors.


Funny what a giveaway the grammar is when spotting a scam email, when you consider how many Americans' grammar isn't much better. But our is bad in familiar way; theirs is bad in that "translated from another language" way.

Time to build a bigger bridge.
Dear Scammers:

Don't you hate the fact that everyone is reporting your emails on public forums and the very thing you have used to hurt many job seekers (the internet) is the same format to come back and bite you in the ass? smiling smiley
this seems legit to me. I filled it out no problem.
Also told them they must send me 100 bucks
as a sign of good will before I would consider
doing assignments for them. Seems like a good
deal to me.

If they send to me, no chance I will give it back
though.

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There are no stupid questions, but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots
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When you try to please everybody, you end up pleasing nobody
My husband posted his resume on Career Builder once many years ago and the scams are never ending in every venue via. phone and e-mail to this date.
I've received plenty of scam offers due to my resume being posted on Monster and Career Builder. Mostly "work from home" type scams that are registered businesses but who never actually pay the people who work for them. Funny how when you type the name of a questionable company the word "scam" comes up on Google search before you type it yourself! HA!
nycrocks Wrote:
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> I've received plenty of scam offers due to my
> resume being posted on Monster and Career Builder.
> Mostly "work from home" type scams that are
> registered businesses but who never actually pay
> the people who work for them. Funny how when you
> type the name of a questionable company the word
> "scam" comes up on Google search before you type
> it yourself! HA!


I was on a consumer site and this man complained that he paid $50 for a box of labels, envelopes (he was supposed to stuff them). He never got his materials. So, I looked up the company and it had complaints of fraud.. I went to the companies web site and they had FAKE testimonials.

The site where the man posted had a BUNCH of "Thank you for the great box of envelopes." (or whatever they were supposedly sent) and how much high praise they had. All written by the scammers tongue sticking out smiley....As a consumer and job seeker, you should NEVER have to pay to start any job
SunnyDays2 Wrote:
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> Dear Scammers:
>
> Don't you hate the fact that everyone is reporting
> your emails on public forums and the very thing
> you have used to hurt many job seekers (the
> internet) is the same format to come back and bite
> you in the ass? smiling smiley


I doubt it. Has "NO SCAMMERS!" ever worked on a Craigslist ad posting? I really should ask an ad poster to make sure, though.
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