And here's another email I just received from another company that immediately wants to hire me without an interview after simply seeing a resume that I supposedly placed online.
Below is a screen shot of the location. Notice far below the internet domain registration by a James Corey of 580 Geary Street in San Francisco. This is funny because that is the same location of a restaurant called the Millennium Restaurant in San Francisco. And to make matters even more suspect, notice the email address on the company website of www.dalanche.com. It's fake because it's going to a @usa.com email domain.
Geez. Please read on for the verbatim email I received plus the following domain look up for the actual website itself to prove why I believe it's a same without any shadow of a doubt.
Below is that email:
Good afternoon
We have seen your CV and desire to forward to you you to our available job offer.
Dalanche enjoys cooperation with numerous first rate industry professionals and business associates. And this rewards us with accumulated knowledge and experience. Thus, we are capable of handling almost any issue that a small business may need assistance with.
Dalanche is eager to make a real difference for each of our clients. We are an action-based corporation. We are confident that new offers for us would come from word of mouth recommendations from our present day customers. We are doing our best to ensure that our customers are delighted with the work we do for them.
We tend to exceed the expectations of our clients and deliver error free service aimed at assisting small businesses with their development.
We employ Operations Officer who can monitor the payment of our clients in the local area.
Responsibilities and duties of the Operations Officer:
Keeping accurate records of operations
Monitor and control the flow of payments
Employees must have:
One year experience.
High School or GED some college preferred.
Salary based on experience.
If you became interested in this job offer please reply to work-dept@dalanche.com and we will send to you the completed job description.
Regards,
Dalanche Team.
Hey it's me again. You can actually visit the website of this fake job by going to www.dalanche.com but it just can't be a real company or job. I'll post more later with information on the website. The website just looks nice and clean and well written but there is no way this job or this company is legitimate.
Have a good week ahead everyone!!
P.S. If you search and do a "whois" on the domain Dalanche.com, you will see the following information which just doesn't add up, either for the name or address of the person that supposedly created this website. And look far below where it . That is also without a doubt a fake name and address for James Corey on "Geary Street" in San Francisco.
Please be careful those who might be considering this company for employment.
It's not real.
Here's the whois information:
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Domain name: DALANCHE.COM
Created On: 6/15/2011 11:52:50 AM
Expires On: 6/15/2012 11:52:50 AM
Last Updated On: 6/15/2011 11:52:50 AM
Domain Status:
Registrant [PAK11061566872-1]:
NA
James Corey jump@mailae.com
580 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
US
Phone: 1.415441012 Ext:
Fax: 1.
Administrative Contact [PAK11061566872-2]:
NA
James Corey jump@mailae.com
580 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
US
Phone: 1.415441012 Ext:
Fax: 1.
Billing Contact [PAK11061566872-4]:
NA
James Corey jump@mailae.com
580 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
US
Phone: 1.415441012 Ext:
Fax: 1.
Technical Contact [PAK11061566872-3]:
NA
James Corey jump@mailae.com
580 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94102
US
Phone: 1.415441012 Ext:
Fax: 1.
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3 comments:
Thank you so much for this post! I received the same email and continued to google information on the company only to find none. The website also doesn't give a clear idea of what the company even does so that was my first sign something was up. Good to know my hunch was right.
Thank-you so much. I had a feeling that this was a scam. It's really sad about all the crppks out there preying on the jobless. Steve.
I very nearly fell for this myself. I actually went as far as to email them a handful of times trying to get more information and call their number listed. It was always the same woman who had a heavy accent (french?) and if she did not answer, the line would just continuously ring. Eventually they sent me a 3 page employment agreement and another form requesting my bank account information (my name, bank name/address, account number, and routing number). At this point I asked why my banking information was required, to which she answered it was for direct deposit payment. Finally I figured time to do some googling and see what comes up about this place. I can provide copies of the "forms" they wanted filled out if it helps others to not fall for this.
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