Vannesto, LLC is on the FlakeList!

Breugger, Conrad

Vannesto, LLC

Scammer!

Since: Monday, June 28, 2010

Website URL: http://vannesto.com/404.php <-- DO NOT CLICK THIS LINK!

Post Title: Vannesto, LLC

Location: philadelphia

States affected: PA - pennsylvania

Notes:
No surprise that the website "can not be loaded" now that I've already visited it once. But I responded to the ad for a position and this is the email I received back. Clearly a scam. BEWARE!

Dear.....,

Thank you for submitting your resume for our receptionist position.
We have been getting a lot of applications for this opening, but I am happy to let you know that I have reviewed your resume and it looks good.

Before I can set you up with the final interview, you need to complete a short personality screening, which can be found at our homepage. Your resume has been assigned with a personal application code which is: AC3216

Please go to our Applicant Area here , enter your code and complete the initial screening, so we can progress with the application process.

Thank you in advance and have a great day!

With kindest personal regards,

Conrad Bruegger
HR Manager
Vannesto llc

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Unbelievable Jun 28, 2010	I Receieved the Same Email What a waste. Out of curiosity, where are most of you getting the advertisement for the jobs? I found it on craigslist.
tph24 Jun 28, 2010	I also got it from Craigslist. I think this one time is enough to deter me from using Craigslist at all, for any reason.
sweetpea723 Jun 29, 2010	The Scam Part They have you fill out this form that you would think would be pretty legit. At the very end they want your credit score and of course, they recommend a certain site to go to in which you can recieve your credit score in case you don't know it. I'm sure this is where they will ultimately get the more personal information that they need to know to make sure your good credit score gets recked. I'm sorry, but any job that wants your credit score sounds a little fishy to me and then if they want it before even offering to interview you makes me even more skeptical. If you want a background check, that is one thing...my personal credit score should not be any job's business esp. if it is a customer service postion.
luckynancy Jun 29, 2010	Frustrating - Salem Oregon I responded to this ad, from Craigslist for my son who is 18. I am glad it didn't go to him directly. I got the same letter back, but decided to "bing" the company before responding. Thanks fakelist! NW
memmags Jul 02, 2010	Craigslist-Memphis TN Same email, website even shows company located in Memphis but not recogniable name so did quick search Thanks Flakelist
jenSS1234 Jul 06, 2010	I, unfortunately, fell for the scam. The credit-score company that you run your credit report through asks for a $1 processing fee, which I agreed to, stupidly. Today I realized that there are two charges for $29.95, two charges for $1 (one of which I agreed to) and one charge for $2 on my statement. I called, cancelled my "membership" and demanded a refund. Mia, the all-too-familiar-with-this-issue customer service rep argued with me at first and said, "Well, you or someone in your household authorized the charges." (Cute, sweetheart, but 'living in my household' doesn't qualify one to authorize charges on my debit card. Regardless, no one, myself included, authorized a charge to my debit card.) So, I said, "Connect me with the proper representative because I am absolutely not paying for something I did not authorize." She said, "Okay, I'll credit you back. You'll see the refund in three to five business days." I searched the scam, and I am one of MANY to run into this issue. And, yes, I already know I'm an idiot for falling for this.