by mateegg
Thu Mar 10, 2016 9:14 pm
Hey guys first post here.
I applied for a order processing position for a food distribution company. Checked out their website (http://www.derbyfoods.ru) which seemed pretty suspicious. Anyway I got contacted by their HR Director. He offers me the job and provides the following information:
The schedule is flexible and you will establish the exact schedule every Monday for the following week,
together with my colleague Erika Andersen, the order support manager.
You will work around 4 hours per day which can be morning or afternoon hours. You will be receiving the
notifications from us regarding active orders, order validation and the effective payment processing.
You can also choose a custom timetable, to work less than 5 days per week.
After the first month you can request another evaluation, if you would like to switch to the
Full Time employment contract with a fixed base of $4850 AUD per month, plus daily commission.
As basic requirements for the Order Assistant position, you must be able to check your email regularly for
new orders, reply to validate the orders received, and send confirmation reports after the orders have been
processed. You will also need a bank account where you will receive the payments made by our existing customers.
You are not required to find new customers, to advertise our products, or to provide customer support.
As our Order Assistant you will only process the payments made by our existing clients.
Here are general step-by-step instructions for the Order Assistant position:
- In the afternoon you receive the notification emails from us regarding the next day's orders
- You reply to confirm that you have received the order details and the processing instructions
- On the next day, you receive the payment in the bank account that you have established for this purpose
- After you have confirmed the payment received, we proceed to shipping from our central warehouse
- You retain your commission from each payment, and then send the amount due to our headquarters
- After each payment has been processed you will send us a confirmation report to validate the order.
- You are paid daily for the orders processed.
You will have a Fixed Salary of $2450 / month, paid fortnightly plus 11% commission of the orders processed.
- The Fixed Salary is paid directly into your bank account on the 15th and on the 30th of each month.
- The 11% processing Commission is paid on a daily basis, the same day the orders are processed.
This all seemed pretty peachy apart from the part where I need to set up a bank account for this. After a bit more correspondence he sent through the employment contract (which I can show if it would help to credit or discredit this place)
I should also mention that the companies TFN is provided, and upon doing some checks it seems to be a valid running business, matching the address provided.
Name of Employer: DERBY FOODS PTY. LTD. ABN# 86 009 033 612 - Rockingham WA 6168 Australia
Yet I can't help but be quite suspicious about all this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dan
I applied for a order processing position for a food distribution company. Checked out their website (http://www.derbyfoods.ru) which seemed pretty suspicious. Anyway I got contacted by their HR Director. He offers me the job and provides the following information:
The schedule is flexible and you will establish the exact schedule every Monday for the following week,
together with my colleague Erika Andersen, the order support manager.
You will work around 4 hours per day which can be morning or afternoon hours. You will be receiving the
notifications from us regarding active orders, order validation and the effective payment processing.
You can also choose a custom timetable, to work less than 5 days per week.
After the first month you can request another evaluation, if you would like to switch to the
Full Time employment contract with a fixed base of $4850 AUD per month, plus daily commission.
As basic requirements for the Order Assistant position, you must be able to check your email regularly for
new orders, reply to validate the orders received, and send confirmation reports after the orders have been
processed. You will also need a bank account where you will receive the payments made by our existing customers.
You are not required to find new customers, to advertise our products, or to provide customer support.
As our Order Assistant you will only process the payments made by our existing clients.
Here are general step-by-step instructions for the Order Assistant position:
- In the afternoon you receive the notification emails from us regarding the next day's orders
- You reply to confirm that you have received the order details and the processing instructions
- On the next day, you receive the payment in the bank account that you have established for this purpose
- After you have confirmed the payment received, we proceed to shipping from our central warehouse
- You retain your commission from each payment, and then send the amount due to our headquarters
- After each payment has been processed you will send us a confirmation report to validate the order.
- You are paid daily for the orders processed.
You will have a Fixed Salary of $2450 / month, paid fortnightly plus 11% commission of the orders processed.
- The Fixed Salary is paid directly into your bank account on the 15th and on the 30th of each month.
- The 11% processing Commission is paid on a daily basis, the same day the orders are processed.
This all seemed pretty peachy apart from the part where I need to set up a bank account for this. After a bit more correspondence he sent through the employment contract (which I can show if it would help to credit or discredit this place)
I should also mention that the companies TFN is provided, and upon doing some checks it seems to be a valid running business, matching the address provided.
Name of Employer: DERBY FOODS PTY. LTD. ABN# 86 009 033 612 - Rockingham WA 6168 Australia
Yet I can't help but be quite suspicious about all this. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Dan
