Since: Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Email Address: jenniferdecandiacpagain.com

Post Title: Customer Service Representative Position on Craigslist

Location: rockford

States affected: IL - illinois    

Notes:
After sending her my resume and cover letter in response to her job ad on Craigslist, this is the email I received asking that I do a credit check on line for the position:

Dear Applicant,

I appreciate you e-mailing us. In case the posting was not clear, the responsibilities of this position are as follows: you will be working alongside our current team of managerial HR staff, also answering the phone and taking messages whenever applicable. You will be scheduling the company meetings, and running errands for the company for things such as purchasing supplies and making bank deposits (you will be provided with a company car). While you are running errands, you will also be given one of our company card(s) for all business purchases.

You seem definitely qualified for our job opening and more so than the other 21 applicants we accepted resumes from during the last few days so I would like to take the next step with you. However, before I am able to schedule a formal meeting, my company will require that you acquire a recent (past three weeks) credit report. We started this because our company had some bad incidents with prior employees taking advantage of having access to a company card.

We prefer it that you use this service //bit.ly/e6ykxT (This website is official and legit) to acquire your check as they are offering the check at zero cost to you. We also discovered that their scores always report back the most factual and accurate information.

Once you submit all of the required information, they will show your personal report. Then, you need to email me the reported score, a phone number that you can be easily reached, and your availability schedule to arrange an interview.

I ask you to not email me the entire report, as it will have private content. If you have a lower than expected score, it will never prevent you from a position with us. I had a fairly low score when I started.

If you do not want to complete a recent credit check, unfortunately the company will require that I contact the second choice.

Personally, I am hoping to fill this position with a new friendly face as soon as possible and am looking forward to your quick response.

Have a fantastic Monday,

Regards,



Jennifer DeCandia
Manager, Human Resources
CPAGain, Inc.
jenniferdecandia@cpagain.com

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