Tusor Consuting Hilgon Consulting, Golert Consulting, Nicole Remy, Elijah Riddle EMPLOYMENT SCAM internet 

I was contacted by Elijah Riddle (pastore54480@hotmail.fr) stating:  

Hello, [name redacted].

We have found your contact info located on one of the job boards. So we have a magnificent job position for you.

Obligations:
The major duty of the agent is handling of transactions from US customers.

Requirements:
An opportunity devoting not less than 3 - 4 hours a day to your work
An opportunity of being in touch with the manager during the whole working day
Over 23 years of age
Accuracy
US nationality

Salary:
The employee's profit includes the fixed monthly salary of $2,600 and the fee of 5percents for every successfully performed operation. The rough annual salary of each employee will be 40k- 50k USD.

You do not have to possess any special abilities for this job. I am convinced that any responsible person meeting the above mentioned requirements will perform this job quite easily.
If you are interested in collaboration with us please e-mail back, and we'll contact you in the nearest time to provide some subsidiary description.                

I emailed back and asked what company he worked for and for the web address.  The next day I got an email from someone called Nicole Remy:

Hello xxx,

Recently you have applied for an Accredited Representative vacancy. 
In response to your request I send a detailed description of the 
position (See an attached file Job description.pdf). Please read it 
carefully.

If you are interested in this vacancy, complete the application form
(attached as a file App Form.rtf), then e-mail it
back to me. While filling in the form, please, provide the correct
information to avoid delays by checking your data.

Best regards,
Nicole Remy
HR manager
Tusor Consulting
US Phone: (888) 471-1666

I searched for "Tusor Consulting" and a very professional webpage popped up.  They bill themselves as a French company.

The job description states that they will pay you $2500/month plus commission.  All you have to do is "process payments" for their US clients using your own bank account and then forward the money onto France. 

Why on earth would a French company need US citizens' personal bank accounts?  No one ever answers their 1-888 number. 

Seems they will keep changing the company name.  BEWARE!!!