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Save from FAKE

JOBS

By

A.ROBERT MARIA VINCENT

ARISE TRAINING & RESEARCH CENTER

Beware of EMAIL

You may receive mail that your resume is shortlisted and they ask you a list of details

NAME:

ADDRESS:

• METHOD OF APPLICATION - All interested candidates should reply via email with an

updated Resume (CV) - Only short-listed candidates will be contacted - Only applicants who

possess the required qualifications will be Short-listed for Appointment, but we will also give

space to those who don't have any hotel experience that may be special candidates. All

Resumes information should be updated and to be forwarded.

([email protected])

• BASIC REQUIREMENT:

• 1. Candidate must be able to Read or Write English language.

2. Age limit. From 18-upward

3. Candidate must be able to work under a contract agreement, for a

minimum of 2 years period.

THANKS

RECRUITMENT OFFICER,

CRESCENT HOTELS

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SIMPLY FAKE

First check does it reach your INBOX or it is in SPAM .Mostly a SPAM IS A SPAM don’t take it into account unless you activated boxbe.

They could traced you mail id from any of your Registration in any JOB PORTAL.

Next they will ask for VISA PROCESSING.

Most of the ABROAD JOBS THROUGH email are FAKE

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HOW TO IDENTIFY

Type in Google CONSUMER COMPLAINTS

FORUM and then type the name of the

company you will get enough details if they are

FAKE.

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What are SCAM email???

• There are many different types of scam emails that will offer you a job that doesn’t actually exist, but two methods in particular seem to have become increasingly popular.

• The first gives you information about a job and then asks you to apply if you’re interested in the role. Within minutes of sending them your CV, you’ll be offered the job…sort of. You’re then asked to spend money on extra training or asked to do a free week trial.

• The second type of scam email simply offers you the job without ever seeing your CV or speaking to you.

• Many scammers claim they’ve seen your CV on a recruitment website, when they actually haven’t. This is known as a phishing scam, and is used by fraudsters to access valuable personal details.

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Bad grammar!!!

• Scam emails are often badly written, full of spelling mistakes, use basic words and generally seem disjointed when you read them.

• Also, the job description doesn’t always make sense. Often trying to dazzle you with words that suggest a senior position, your actual job title might sound either meaningless or look completely made up. Scam jobs ads also tend to put whole sentences in capital letters and use a lot of exclamation marks.

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Doesn’t care about your skills

• Scam job offers may give a lot of detail about the role, but they’ll give very little detail about what they’re looking for in a candidate.

• Look at any genuine job ad, and you’ll see that even if the role doesn’t require any qualifications or work experience, the employer will state the skillset and attitude they’re looking for in an employee.

• Scam ads won’t do this, as the more specific they are, the less people are likely to apply. So even when they’re advertising for senior management jobs, scam ads won’t ask for any qualifications or previous experience.

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WHAT NEXT!!!

• Forward the email you received to the fraud department of the email provider hosting the scammers email address, and request that the account be closed (i.e.)

• Yahoo (Ymail etc.): [email protected]

• Google mail (Gmail etc.): [email protected]

• Hotmail (Live mail etc.): [email protected]

• If you have already disclosed your bank details or received funds into your account you should contact your bank immediately. Help and advice for preventing all types of banking fraud is available at www.banksafeonline.org.uk.

• If you would like to speak to someone about this you can also call Action Fraud on 03001232040 or you can visit their website. Action fraud can give you advice on issues about fraud, both prevention and what to do if you have been a victim of it.

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ARISE TRAINING & RESEARCH CENTER

ARISE TRAINING & RESEARCH CENTER

ARISE TRAINING & RESEARCH CENTER