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Job and Recruiting Emails: Louise Evans, MyExecJob or no company named

Job and Recruiting Emails: Louise Evans,
no company named or "MyExecJob" or others

Have you received an recruiting email like the ones below, claiming to be from

• Louise Evans [ louise@myexecjobteam.com ] My Exec Job Team
• Jennifer McMillan < j.mcmillan@careerconsultants2007.net > Career Consultants 2007
• Susan Wilson [ swilson@topjobteam2007.com ] Top Job Team 2007
• Susan Wilson s.wilson@getajob2007.net Get a Job
• Susan Wilson < s.j.wilson@jobcentral2007.net > Job Central
• Others?

We have yet to hear from A SINGLE PERSON who has received a job through them.  If you have received a job through Louise Evans, no company named or the others above, or have anything positive to say about them - PLEASE WRITE US! So far, all we have seen is very suspicious, at best.

Posts on other forums, such as Fraudwatchers.org and ScamAlert.org show that all of these are connected to one domain: http://msg1svc.net and there is no home page

CFR RECOMMENDS THAT YOU DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION UNTIL WE CAN CONFIRM MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THEM!

Do you have a resume posted online? We'd like to hear from you about your experiences recruiting emails that turned out to be scams or misleading - click here to write us.. We suspect these are possibly a new wave of identity theft attacks.

Note: There ARE legitimate recruiting and employment firms on the internet, and some with very similar names to those above.  We recommend you check any company out before you give any personal information to them.  If they do not have a posted address and phone number, or don't answer the phone, don't give them any personal information! The legal recruiters will be happy to give you contact information, return calls and act in the open!

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What to do, if you DID fill out their form:

Report it to the following government agencies:

• Forward the email you received to the Federal Trade Commission: spam@uce.gov  
• Contact the FBI (United States Federal Bureau of Investigation) at the Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
  • FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) about filing a complaint with the FBI /IC3
• Contact your State Attorneys General. Your state Attorney General or local office of consumer protection is also listed in the government pages of your telephone book

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Below are a number of these suspicious emails received by our staff:

Hi John,

If you are still in the job market, or if you plan to advance your career in the Executive field within the next few years, here is a great website for executives and professionals in Alpharetta and other areas looking to make over $75,000.

Start your search here 

Regards,

Louise Evans
 

To unsubscribe from further emails please select this link. 3565 S Vegas Blvd, Suite 106, Las Vegas, NV 89109
 

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The links went to:

http://msg1svc.net/cxccr/105672/74/379957/58/0/S/mnto.html

and

http://msg1svc.net/udexft/105672/61/379957/0/206/oqypqaou.html

respectively.

 

The domain of the sending email address: www.myexecjob.com is just a parked domain:

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Other Jobs Scams

There are a variety of sleazy scams that look, at first glance, like legitimate job offers.  Before you write back to them, pause a moment and read about the scams below!

Some of the more common job scams are

• multilevel marketing - Primamerica
• credit card applications (in particular, one from "Grey Marketing Team")
• 30biz.com
• Liberty National Recruiting
• Also see these Spam job emails
• Bruce Berman - "I got here, you can, too": ScamCheck out our review here.