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bradhamelb@gmail.com Patricia Johnson with Teagle Machinery

Date07/13/2023
Fraudulent emailbradhamelb@gmail.com
PseudonymPatricia Johnson with Teagle Machinery
Scam contentsI've come across your resume on a job-site and would like to offer you a work-from-home position of Regional Processing Manager. Our records indicate that you (first & last name) are located in “my city name and state name”, but right now you can accept this employment from any state in the US.
My name is Patricia Johnson and I'm the HR manager of Teagle Machinery company. We are selling agricultural farm machinery and equipment around the globe.
Our company is looking for an employee in the US for a part-time position with a flexible schedule. The job itself requires you to spend 2-3 hours a day, 5 days a week on average, working from the comfort of your own home.
We are working to achieve a simplified way for buyers all over the US to purchase our products. The company provides one-month paid training and you will receive a standard paycheck at the end of the month.
All additional expenses are covered by us. You are not required to invest your own money prior to this employment and we also do not ask you to pay any start-up fees.
The company offers $3000 monthly salary plus a 5 percent commission from all the transactions you process during this month. Considering the regular volume of clients, the total income that you can earn could be anywhere between $5000 and $5500 per month.
You'll be hired as an independent contractor and will be getting the 1099 form at the end of the year.
If you are interested in this position and would like to learn more, please reply back to this message with your most recent contact information.

Best regards,
Patricia Johnson
Teagle Machinery
1 Blackwater,
Truro TR4 8HQ
United Kingdom
Comment / ReviewThis is a real company in the UK but this is not a real job opportunity. I sent a message to the owner of the company through Linkdin to male him aware of the emails being sent out.