Telus International unsolicited email fake job opportunity

I do not know how I was invited to complete an application and take the exams. I do not know how they have my email address.

They provide instructions and guidelines, one of which is 175 pages long. Two very badly produced videos, a practice test, and several other .pdf files. The Guidelines says to use best judgement.

There are three parts of the exam. The first part seems impossible to pass yet I did. The second part it seems easy to pass yet I did not. Both times I got the so called results within minutes, pass, or fail ONLY. 

This company is very secretive. One example is they do not have a timer. They do not even tell you how many tasks you have completed, nor remaining. They say that completing the test " too fast " is an automatic disqualification. However, they do not specify. 

And for clarification the first part of the Exam would take up to TEN HOURS, longer if you take breaks. Even if you choose to keep going, it automatically shuts off, implying you must take a break. Part Two might take up to FOUR HOURS.

Another secret is that they do not tell you what the incorrect answers are if you got any wrong. The entire process is automatic. However, this does not mean they are unable to provide the test results if they chose to.

I found comments on Reddit where workers complain about being fired and replaced. It was not until I found Telus on Trust Pilot one of the reviews said they believe Telus wants work done with out paying people.  I should have given up the moment I read that review. If Telus was legitimately hiring, they would have provided SAMPLES, ( not unlike the page in the part two video ) instead of actual pages to rate. They clearly scammed me with their organized crime.

This means that NO COMPANY EVER IS GOING TO EMAIL YOU WITH ACTUAL POSITIONS FROM HOME.

The fact that I did not have to pay Telus is irrelevant. A highly disguised and unknown scam is an unrecognized one. There are companies out there that are getting their work done without actually hiring people, because they are saying they have job openings available. If it was a legitimate exam, they would have provided information.