BS Travel Job Offer. Another scam???

Turkish is my online name for me and my travel activities related website. I am in the USA and received a similar email from a yahoo address, contents below. I appreciate those that posted and hope others will continue to contribute.

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beachbikekayak.com

Email is from Scarlett Travis from a different email address, signed by Howard Miles.

-----Original Message-----
From: Scarlett Travis [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2012 6:44 AM
To: XXXXXXXXXXXX
Subject: Vacancies available _ id : (F286FBHDU1R589439251).

Dear Job Seeker,

I'm a headhunter.
My client is a company which offers various tour options and associated services to customers all over the world. In order to increase the numbers of sales, we decided to develop a new approach to the whole scheme, and started hiring local account managers, who are responsible for providing data on points of interest in their areas, as well as supporting tourists, who would like to visit such areas.
I'm glad offer to you a Customer Oriented Account Manager vacancy. A COAM will be responsible for supporting, cooperating and maintaining productive business services between customers and other sides.
This is a home-based position, which can be performed on either a full-time basis or a part-time(shedule of 9AM to 2PM or 8AM to 1 PM, Monday through Friday). The company offers a starting 1 month contract with fixed monthly salary 4000USD. The company is growing and as a result of the first stage you will be offered the higher positions.

For more information, please reply with your resume.

Best regards, Howard Miles.

I also received this offer by way of Joann White. Message follows:

From: [email protected]
> To: my name
> Subject: Please Answer ASAP: For my name. CareerBuilder \ New Job of Assistant Manager ID #121699783943
> Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2012 17:37:04 +0100

Dear Job Seeker,
I’m a headhunter.
> This is offer from USA travel company, which offers various tour options and associated services to tourists all over the world. In order to increase the numbers of sales, we decided to develop a new approach to the whole scheme, and started hiring new employers, who are responsible for providing data on points of interest in their regionals, as well as supporting tourists, who would like to visit such places.
> I’m glad offer to you a Customer Account Manager offer.
> A manager will be responsible for supporting, cooperating and maintaining productive business services between clients.
> This is a remote training period, which can be performed on either a full-time basis or a part-timeshedule positions.
> The company offers an first agreement with bonus wage or 1 year agreement with fixed monthly salary 4000USDafter interview. The company are growing and as a result of the interview you will be offered the higher positions. Also company search a partnership with companies such as Agent to manage team and sell services to the public on behalf of the Company.
> You may reply to me with CV or request more information right now.
> Yours sincerely, Howard Miles.

I requested more info and received an email from Bill Stamper, HR manager of The Grand Travel. They have a website and they look legit. However, no phone number, no answer to requested phone call. Offer of employment without an interview, application including a page for my bank account number, routing number, driver's license info, etc. Can not find them listed with BBB or as having a phone number through YP or white pages.

This is offer from USA travel company

The English alone shows that to be a lie. No way the author is American.

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