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Just received a similar e-mail. "Good afternoon. My name is Sandra Moore. I hold a position of HR-amanger of the NESTREX, INC Company. The NESTREX, INC is looking for new personnel to enrich its staff. Your CV was found and selected from the www.jobsite.co.uk. We have clearly examined it and compared with our requirements. I am happy to say that you have been chosen for the position we are currently offering. We offer you a very well-paid job with flexible time-table. To apply for the position you need to live currently in GB. In case you are interested in this offer, please, respond me back sandranestrex@yahoo.com. NB: the number of vacancies is limited Have a nice day, Sandra Moore" Spelling, syntax & grammatical errors, but a nice photo of someone who looks like a Russian prozzy!

Asked by Jack S. on 4/12/2011

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Christina A.4/11/2011
Hi,

Just had one of these emails too, I am in the UK, the job offer says they found me on JOBSITE which is UK based, but I am pretty sure in the job market at the moment nobody is going to offer you a job without seeing and discussing things with you first but it is tempting as you say. I would say its a scam.
T N.4/11/2011
You could write a review here: http://www.sitejabber.com/review-website-report-fraud#nestrex.net
But to report something to the FTC, BBB, attorney general or FBI / IC3, they'd probably need to have proof that they took your money for them to take it seriously.
Jean H.4/11/2011
I also recieved a job offer from NESTEX but have not responded as thought it a little dodgy!
Should someone report this do you think?
michael s.3/22/2011
Haha. I think im gonna give it a pass aswel
June O.3/22/2011
Didnt apply in the end. Sent the company an email as the job description and application form was full of spelling and gramma mistakes. Told them in the email that they should basically get a professional to correct their mistakes... needless to say they didnt reply!

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