Hi, I received this job offer from a company I did apply to thru a job fair, but I cannot find out any info on this company, does anybody know anything about them, also on the contract they attached for me to sign I am supposed to give them a copy of my driver license number and last four digits of my SS#. Any info would be apprieciated this did sound like a great job delivery packages.
Household Goods Shipper Inc. Dear: Vicki Blevins. HGS Inc. Human Resource department received your application of request for employment on a vacant position of a Warehouse Clerk. After detailed consultation with our experts, we consider you a proper candidate for this position. We offer long-term labor contract for our employees, please check the attached file to this e-mail, you will find there an employment agreement, read it carefully, and only in case if you agree to all parts of this contract, sign it. You have to print out two copies, please sign both of them, keep one signed copy of this document to yourself and forward another one to this e-mail : Support@hhgsc.com or send it by fax to (888) 645-7274. Also please attach a scanned copy of both sides of your ID or Drivers License, and last 4 digits of your Social Security Number to verify your identity. Additional information regarding your job will be provided to you, as soon as our attorney and HR representatives will receive, examine and sign the contract. Best Regards Global HGS 20 Forsyth Street NW, Atlanta, GA 30303 FMC # 18485N | DOT # 1461256 | MC # 552041 Telephone: 1-888-582-9991 Fax: (888) 645-7274 Email: CarlosC@hhgsc.com
This sounds like a money wiring scam to me. They will ask you to deposit checks for these "packages" in your bank and then wire the money to the "employer" but keeping some of the money for yourself. But the check will bounce and you will not be able to get your money back. These scammers can make themselves look very legit, which I would assume is how they got in the job fair you attended.
My gut tells me to avoid this! If you decide to follow through - DO NOT agree to deposit money, checks or wire funds.
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