Employment scams
Job Offer repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com
Scam Email received July 10, 2018 from bos.7076@us.stores.mcd.com
Email From:
bos.7076@us.stores.mcd.com
Subject:
Job Offer
Other emails used:
repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com, repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com
Email Subject:
Job Offer
Job Offer – repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com
Dear Candidates, Work from home, we have a part time job offer available for you that will not disturb your Present occupation, you are to stand as a payment receiving officer for Fujikura Electronics (Thailand) Payment Managers Wanted for 2018/2019. If you are interested in this business transaction, forward to us the Information below to enable the (HRM) process your application as possible. (I)Your Full Names; (II)Mailing address, (III)Phone Number: (IV)Present job; (And Position Held) (V)Age: (VI)Mode of Identification (If Any) (VII)Bank name (VIII)Company name: Please send the above details to this Email below: repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com Best Regards, Mr. Parichart Sukkasaem Fujikura Electronics (Thailand) repdeskmrparichart@gmail.com
The above email is a scam. If you still think is legitimate, but you’re still concerned, then follow these steps:
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- Check if the email has been sent to multiple people
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