UNECE eVacancy Services - [email protected]

[AlanJones]

From: "UNECE eVacancy Services" - [email protected]
Reply-to: [email protected]

Dear Recipient,

You may wish to go through the attachment to see the details of the
Multiple International Job Openings for this time at The United Nations
Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE),New York.

Best Wishes,

eRecruitment Team


NB: Do take note that we usually give 7 days of grace after the deadline
to continue to receive applications.Therefore,you can take advantage of
this.

Came with a 54 page long PDF attachment

Hi!
I have received this mail in december and without thinking I sent my CV. After that they contacted me and I filled up some forms with personal details. Now I have realised this is a scam. I would like to ask if you know what the risks are of having sent personal information related to my academic and employment experience to the fake unece or how I have to proceed as for example inform UNECE.

thank you

From the little bit that Alan posted, it looks like the scammer is West African. He probably has no use for the personal details and asked for them just to make it look like a real job.

The domain is dead and was registered for one year by someone in Savage, DC (doesn't exist) with a phone number in Texas.