I got the same type of email. Twice. One from a Crystal Larson in November and one recently from a Misty Chapman. They both say the same thing in their emails to me. They even knew my last name which I omitted from the emails. Here is what they each wrote me:
Respected xxxxx,
A. G. Company is looking for a Logistics Manager in your area . The Logistics Manager position is remote, meaning you will be working from home, so you will have an opportunity to work with a flexible work schedule. Shall you take the position, you will get all necessary trainings on the company and the possibility to get promoted.
Payment rate: will be paid monthly of $2,550 at the end of the first month, and after the probationary period of 31 days it will go up to $3,250/month - the sum to be divided into 2 biweekly payments.
Key duties are: to access the Control Panel with tasks on a daily basis online; to receive, examine packages in order tonsure the quality control, and ship them out with prepaid labels; to collaborate with a senior supervisor and your colleagues online; to keep inventory online; to submit daily reports to the Logistics Department.
Perks and benefits kick in after the trail period of 1 month: comprehensive insurance on the company. 28 days of paid vacation a year. Personal days off are generally procured according to the company's policy.
Additional incentives: after the completion of the probationary period you will be eligible to extra weekly bonuses based on your performance.
In order to obtain more details regarding the position, please reply with the following information:
- Name: xxxxx
- Your Cell Number:
The applications with phone numbers are given priority.
We are grateful for your prompt response, and wish you to have a good day!
Sincerely,
A. G. Company
I did exactly what you did as well, and got nothing. I even looked into the BBB to find out about them and no luck. I didn't even apply for this job. Just got the email out of the blue. I tried a scam determining site called xxxxxx, and they couldn't determine if it was a scam or not, but directed me here to scamwarners for a more in depth scrutiny. With the information given, can anyone determine if this truly is a scam?