Complaint Review: International Healthcare - Pat Conroy - Internet
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International Healthcare - Pat Conroy ripoff will claim they recieved your resume from careerbulider London Internet
*Consumer Suggestion: Another variation
Show customers why they should trust your business over your competitors...
Do not fall for this scam. This company (International Healthcare) will claim they recieved your resume from careerbulider.com. They will tell you all you have to do is cash checks from their clients and then send money overseas through Western Union.
I fell for this and when I cashed one of their checks my bank made me aware it was fradulent. I now have to pay $1800 for something that I don't feel was my fault. I was the victim.
I am putting this on here so no one else has to go through what I went through.
Nichole
Cleveland, Ohio
U.S.A.
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#1 Consumer Suggestion
Another variation
AUTHOR: Tabatha - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Wednesday, March 01, 2006
Please be careful of other versions of this. I chose to investigate before getting involved because it sounded too much like a scam. Here is one of the emails I got:
This is an e-mail sent to you in response to your request for a job on www.monster.com
Dear Candidate,
We have analyzed your resume and have found one job available for you to work at home right away with a guaranteed monthly income of $5,500 in the first year. No experience needed for this type of job other than the knowledge to access an e-mail and bank account. It does not matter what you do for a living, as long as you have a free hour or two every workday.
We are a company based inEurope. We receive orders from U.S.A. and we need a representative to process the payments due to the delays in clearing checks and money orders in Europe.
What we offer:
-Flexible program: two hours/day at your choice, daytime and evening time
-Work at home: checking e-mail and going to the bank
-Part time or full time
-Professional contact team with very good support and communication skills
-Other highlights: no selling involved, no kit to buy, we won't charge you anything
-Monthly salary: $450 every two weeks to a total of $900 per month
-Commission: 10% of every money order/check that clears, instantly cash in hand that you will deduct from the cashed amount. If you receive a check of $1,000.00 your net income is $100.00, our company supports any fees. You will process at least 2-3 orders per day and you will earn more than $200.00 cash in hand each day.
What we ask:
-Two free hours daily not including weekends
-Internet access for sending and receiving e-mails
-Means for you to cash money orders/checks at your bank using your existing bank account.
IMPORTANT:
-You must be over 21 years old.
-U.S. citizenship.
If you meet these conditions please contact us by replying at this e-mail address to receive a Representative Contract and detailed information about this job.
Thank you
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