I also saw the exact same ad on Craigslist in the Spokane market. And, I too received the exact same email as above with the exact same application code which took me to the exact same page that the only tab that works is the application one. I did not enter any info as I was curious about this company and googled it and found this website. Thanks for the info!! Beware people.

I just received this exact email response that the original poster just linked. Though I was excited about a possible job prospect coming my way, I'm always wary when I see links that looked like what showed up when I went there. Closed the browser and opened up another one in sandboxed mode to avoid any security risks. When I revisited the link, it was gone without a trace. As mentioned with the above posts, only the tab of the website for careers was active from the site when it popped up and everything else was dead links. Stock photos of employees and fake company name and all, seems like a phishing site from what I saw.

Error code when returning for the second time:

Not Found

The requested URL /404.php was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

Apache/2.0.63 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.0.63 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at treburg.com Port 80

http://dayton.craigslist.org/ofc/1887166790.html

This was the ad that I got my reply from which was identical to the response the original poster got (from a completely different ad source)

Got the exact same thing here in Chattanooga, TN. Like others, I was excited about a possible job prospect, but chose to look up the company before I did anything. However, with my initial response to the craigslist ad, I sent my resume which contains my phone number and address. Should I be concerned about that?

I got an email almost instantly from this address, stating the EXACT same thing. Its got to be some sort of scam. If you click the website, be careful and run your anti-virus, just in case!!!

I received the exact same email with the same application code. I did not click the link - checked the website first and got this site.

What a scam....I'm in central coast and it exists here too. Beware of filling in any info.

Same exact email with a different code here in the Cali Central Coast as well. I expected as much. I broke my own rule of only applying to Craigslist postings that list actual info about the company (name, phone, address, REAL email addy, etc). Should have known better, but starting to get desperate for a job.

I'm automatically wary of any email I get from a company that isn't well known, especially the ones that say go here and fill out this questionnaire. The ones that say you need a credit check to even fill out the app are the best. Are people really this gullible that they fall for these scams??

I found an add in Medford Oregon's CL for a Admin. Asst. in a daycare facility. When I received an email response this morning for that inquiry, guess what? It was the exact email you all are describing. Like you, I tried to do a little research before giving out any of my information as I had never heard of such a daycare facility in my area (Treburg). This link is the ONLY link I located via Google that brought up anything regarding Mr. Teutsch and Treburg. I would advise you all locate his CL ads and flag them. He is obviously up to something.

Thank you for all your experiences, because you just saved me too!

Anytime I get an email responses to a job application at 1:30am, I get suspicious. Glad I found this site. He's posting in the Inland Empire in California. It's hard enough trying to find a job, without jerks like this!

I also received the same email. This is the response I emailed back to him:

Martin,

How excited I was to get your response, but just to be safe, I googled your company and guess what I discovered...you're a fake. But I was still curious to see how far this would go, so I logged onto your application site and filled in the data with a ficticous number. Really, if your going to scam people, maybe you should google yourself just to see if anybody is on to you. You must be a miserable failure at financial scams if you can't keep yourself off a fake list.

Doubt it will make a difference, but god it made me feel good!

Ejacks, that is a freaking awesome reply that you sent that guy. Made me giggle! Thank you for sharing!

Same thing: Craigslist, resume, return email, google.

It breaks my heart that people are so hell bent on scamming those of us doing our best to find a good job to support ourselves. UGH. Much thanks to this website, I'm so glad I googled first!

I should have googled first. Shame on me. NEVER again.

Craigslist has a lot of these scammers on there. This is the third one that I have encountered while trying to find employment.

I just got the same exact email....!! this is the second craigs list job posting scam I have received. Nothing like getting your hopes up and then getting set back! What a damn shame!!

I responded to an ad yesterday and got the same email. Clicked the link from my smart phone, tried to learn more about the company through their page, and got the same results as the others. I sent these people my resume! Now they have my name, address, phone and work history! Ugh!

Scumbags are also working Santa Barbara, CA craiglist with a variation on this email.

I didn't think to worry about checking out the company since i was desperate for a job!

What do i do? i filled out the information. EVEN DID THE STUPID CREDIT CHECK >_< I have never been hit with a scam before but i decided to search stuff when i couldnt go back to the website to see more about the company.

Im doing a virus scan, are they going to try to take my identity? Im FREAKIN OUT!!!

Best thing to do is to act immediately. Check out the link below for details on what to do should you fall victim to identity theft (look for 'What Should I Do If I've Become A Victim Of Identity Theft?':

http://www.justice.gov/criminal/fraud/websites/idtheft.html

MushMush, thank you again for that great link. Yer a gem!!

Always glad to help!

I filled out the stupid screening but started to work on the credit report when I decided that I didn't feel comfortable giving it to them. So I just wrote that in the box and sent it. Can he track the information I put on the credit page even though i never finished that? I typed in my social security number and address but never actually finished it or hit ok... Can he track that information? I really hope not.

Thank you for this website! I recieved the exact same message today and prior to even going to the link provided, I decided to search for information on Google. Thank you all for your posts...it saved me from a lot of frustration!

craiglist ad ----Receptionist/CSR An opening for an entry level receptionist/customer service rep. Support to include customer service and order entry, training provided. Hours are 7:00 AM until mid afternoon, 30-40 hours per week. Must have good communication, phone, and computer skills.

Please send resume attached as a Word document with cover letter explaining what you have to offer.

Hours may be flexible for the right person.

I got the same response back that every one else did clicked the link when it asked for my ss# I googled it thanks to the first one to find out it was spam!!! It is bad enough to be looking for a job and then get burned this way

I was so excited to get an email response for a job because I have been looking for a job for 2 months!!! But I am more grateful for your posts and this website to alert me that this TREBURG is a scam or garbage!!! I received the EXACT same email, same login info etc....I am in South East Virginia.

Thanks for all the warnings!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Anyone have a REAL job for me????? :)

I got the same response today here in Riverside, CA, from TREBURG NETWORKS, LLC., thru CraigsList. I finished going all the way thru give my social security number and date of birth. I stopped when they wanted my credit card number for the credit score. Man, I am such an idiot. I hope they don't try to use my credit. Now I am going to have to keep an eye out on my credit service.