Email heading: Last Chance for You to Reeply, which starts out by not invoking any confidence in their bona fides.
[X], a leading company in the sphere of placement, suggests you to get acquainted with the vacancy of motnh [at first I took this as an acronym for the company in question!], the offer of the company that has been co-operating with us for last 14 years. The offer is valid on all the territory of Australia, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Europe. As a leader in the career building, we recommend just this company.
What are they looking for? highly motivated, multi-dimensional individuals, who seek opportunities for growth, which conjures up images of infinitely expanding dimension-hopping aliens.
Employees of the company in question enjoy competitive salaries, comprehensive benefits packages, matching superannuation, free parking and the stability of a growing, diversified investing company. Free parking? - sign me up!
Yet a further paragraph suggests that it's actually talking about some part-time job that you can do from home: All you need is spare time (3-4 hours per day), wish and ability for teamwork, repsonsibility [sic]. This is for job described thus:
Reliabilities of Corporate treasurer include processing of cash receipts on his/her account from clients of the company. After procedures of transaction documents preparation he/she must transfer the sum to accounts advised by our dispatchers.
Is this as dodgy as it sounds?
Among the desiderata for the job is slef-motivation, which is probably more meaningful to interdimensional beings than it is to me. And the benefits include meidcal isnurance (which is doubtless
crustimoney proseedcake when employing interdimensional beings).
But would anyone trust a placement company that can't even bother to proof-read its emails? Imagine what its contracts might look like. Though I assume that this is just all some scam anyway. (Or a recruitment ad for interdimensional aliens.)