Private Healthcare UK Paul Ranson, Theresa Roberts, Intuition Communication Keith Pollard This company goes by many names, or perhaps they haw stolen an actual company's name. They found me via job search engine and emailed me, claiming that I could earn 20 dollars an hour in data entry. I did not give them personal information, which they asked for. They emailed me again to let me know I got the job, promising outlandish things like a company car even though it's supposed to be "online" data entry. I did a but of research, and it seems that this company might have previously gone by a different name. They might have previously targeted nurses and other healthcare professionals. This company will conduct an "interview" online to try to appear legitimate. Looking for information online was difficult, as there are many sister sites to the company's website. As always, be careful with any company that promises easy money for stay at home jobs. I did not fall for this scam, but went through with the interview to gain as much info as possible to report them. Apparently, they claim they are based in the UK United Kingdom

  This company might have previously gone by a different name and they might have targeted health care professionals. They look for people listed on job search engines and email them with a job offer, claiming they have reviewed your résumé. You might receive an email from a Theresa Roberts, Paul Ranson, or a Keith Pollard. If you search for the company, Private Healthcare UK, online, you will notice links to various sister sites, all linked back to a Keith Pollard. I do not know whether the people who emailed me pretended to be a part of a company that is legitimate, but they all seem to be connected. They will chat via email and conduct an interview with you. At the end of the interview, they will request your address and full name. Eventually, you will receive an email with outlandish offers, like a company car and a high salary. It is hard to find information on this company and this scam, but as you continue to communicate with them via email, it becomes increasingly apparent that they are scammers. I did not fall for this scam because most companies don't offer such high pay for data entry, the "interview" via chat seemed odd, and the links to sister sites all led back to one source. Also, the job offer itself had nothing to do with the info presented on the company's website. They claimed to be in pharmaceutical sales. (which is hard to get into, by the way). Please be careful not to fall for these scams.