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I received an email last Friday (forwarded below); at first glance it really excited me. I saw his job posting on \"Liepin.com\" and submitted my resume. Just two or three days later, I received a message; I believed it to be true. He also included two attachments in the email, and it was those two attachments that made me suspicious. It is a notification in Word format, outlining the precautions for the interview and reporting. It just has a stamp at the end—Word with a stamp? That’s a bit strange. Upon closer inspection, there are many spelling mistakes in the text; even the signature writes “Hua Lu” instead of “Hua Lu”. Moreover, the only contact information provided is a phone number, and the email address is also from 163 – it seems increasingly fake. On Monday, I called this phone number. Alas, today’s scammers don’t do their homework properly; they can’t speak coherently, their words make no sense. After asking a few questions, they started stammering, so I quickly made an excuse to hang up the phone. I had to hurry and greet his mother. Be cautious when looking for a job, especially when it comes to any fees that need to be paid. This time, this small scammer might not have been prepared; he couldn’t hold on before even asking for money. If anyone is in the mood, they can give this scammer a call as a form of entertainment. The following is the email sent to me by the scammers: Hualu Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. Dear XXX, Hello: The receipt of this trial assignment notice indicates that your resume has passed the preliminary review by our company’s human resources department, and that your overall qualifications meet the requirements for the position in our process design department. The company will arrange an interview for you, provide two weeks of pre-job training, and offer a trial period of 1–3 months (the details regarding the trial period’s benefits are listed in the attached document). Please contact the human resources manager within 1 to 3 working days to finalize all relevant arrangements; otherwise, it will be considered as an automatic withdrawal of your application. To ensure the quality of employees, our company adopts a simplified interview process with an emphasis on assessment during the trial period. During the trial period, the company will conduct a comprehensive assessment of you (including your work ability, learning ability, interpersonal skills, and self-reliance). After passing the trial assessment, the two parties sign an employment contract, the individual becomes a full-time employee of the company, and is entitled to various benefits. Documents required for application: 1. Resume, original and one copy of academic degree certificates and graduation certificates (if no graduation certificate is available, a valid ID such as a student ID must be provided) ; 2. Original second-generation ID card and two copies thereof (two copies of both sides) ; 3. 2 close-up photos, 1 inch each ; 4. One original copy of the most recent medical examination report ; 5. Originals and copies of various other certificates. Consultation hours: 9:00–12:00 in the morning, 2:30–6:00 in the afternoon. Contact person: Manager Zhang. Phone number: 15510474998. Human Resources Department, Hualu Engineering Technology Co., Ltd. (Beijing Branch)
You should let it speak slowly to see what this guy actually wants to do
There are many scammers these days; one can easily fall victim to them.
I think this scammer has quite a long lunch break
Xian Pangpang, come and look for trouble then. How many did you find? I found four
Well, I can only say that the person in question is really stupid – no legitimate company would conduct an interview without even giving a phone call. Moreover, such large companies usually have several rounds of interviews; it’s definitely fake to claim that one can start working just by receiving an email like that
There are all kinds of scammers these days; they’re obviously fake, yet some people still fall for them, so one has to stay vigilant. As soon as I got a call saying something needed to be delivered or a refund was to be given, I became cautious. Then he asked for my bank card, saying that it wasn’t enough to just go and collect the money – card swiping was necessary. At that point he got anxious, haha. He must be very angry after hanging up the phone. :P
Hualu doesn’t have a design department in Beijing; it has one in Shanghai. It seems fake not to have an interview...
You scammer aren’t any good; the two scammers I met did things much better. They even asked me to provide test results for hepatitis B and a complete blood count, acting as if it were all completely legitimate. In the end, it turned out they were involved in pyramid schemes
I’m not afraid of scammers; I’m afraid of those who are educated!