Job offer letter confirmation real or fake

[adolph581]

It's a scam.

Have you did your thorough investigation before calling it a scam?
Don't always jump into conclusion .

 

[scylla]

Have you did your thorough investigation before calling it a scam?
Don't always jump into conclusion .

I'm not jumping to conclusions. It's very obviously a scam. There is zero chance it is real. It has all of the normal signs of a scam:

- They are asking for money
- Message indicates there is urgency in applying
- Message uses bad sentence structure (not well written / bad English)
- Employer is going to pay for flight (employer never pay for this)
- Employer is going to pay for accommodations (employers never pay for this)

 

[Regina36]

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It's a scam.

noted.... thank you

 

[GandiBaat]

- Employer is going to pay for flight (employer never pay for this)

*Ahem* they do pay, at times. Mine did for me, but then mine is a big corporation. In my Industry its a norm. But then it may not be in every industry.

- Employer is going to pay for accommodations (employers never pay for this)

Again, mine did (for first 90 days). But then it is a norm in my company.



That being said, NO ONE, literally NO ONE asks for money to be sent to them in cash. AT WORST, they ask you to pay a third party (like immigration authorities) directly and then apply for reimbursement. Mine did that. They asked me to pay the biometric fee directly at the port of entry and later I applied same for reimbursement.

 

[GandiBaat]

It will be fake as generally any offers for construction/hotels or oil/gas

There is zero chance any company in Canada would recruit a driver from outside of the country and even less so with COVID impact to employment

Worse! How can a you recruit someone outside the country and expect them to get a commercial driving license in Canada to operate heavy vehicles.

 

[M_J]

Good day!
I am from the Philippines and have been scammed for several times already, trying to look opportunity to be able to work/immigrate to Canada.
Recently I received an email about job offer as a Stocks Clerk at Marche-EB.
I need your help to check on this whether or not it is legit. I have spent all my savings to previous scammers before and don't want to be a victim of another one.

Thanks for the big help.


from: info@airviewca.com

Your documents has been reviewed and we can confirm your eligibility
to work with Marché-Plus Canada as a stock clerk.
Kindly find attached our Job description for stock clerk.
The salary is $30 per hour and you can work for 36 hours in a week
with an option of over time.
The company will pay for your visa and flight ticket and also provide
you free accommodation for the first six month in Canada.
Contact us as soon as possible if you are interested in the job.




Job Description:
Stocks Clerk

Reporting to: Head of Operation
Requirement: Immediate
Number of posts: Twenty

Mission
Marche-EB is a soon to be opened hypermarket, we are bringing new innovation to retailing by delivering great products to our customers with exceptional service.
Our mission is to be a leader in the distribution and merchandising of food, pharmacy, health and personal care items, seasonal merchandise, and related products and services. We place considerable importance on forging strong supplier partnerships. Our suppliers, large or small, local or global, are essential components in accomplishing our mission.
Stock Clerks are an important player in maintaining the Marche-EB as a world-class hypermarket.
The main challenge is to be pro-active and customer-focused and prompt service delivery.

Responsibilities:

Renumerations: $20 - $30 Per hour.

 

[scylla]

Good day!
I am from the Philippines and have been scammed for several times already, trying to look opportunity to be able to work/immigrate to Canada.
Recently I received an email about job offer as a Stocks Clerk at Marche-EB.
I need your help to check on this whether or not it is legit. I have spent all my savings to previous scammers before and don't want to be a victim of another one.

Thanks for the big help.


from: info@airviewca.com

Your documents has been reviewed and we can confirm your eligibility
to work with Marché-Plus Canada as a stock clerk.
Kindly find attached our Job description for stock clerk.
The salary is $30 per hour and you can work for 36 hours in a week
with an option of over time.
The company will pay for your visa and flight ticket and also provide
you free accommodation for the first six month in Canada.
Contact us as soon as possible if you are interested in the job.




Job Description:
Stocks Clerk

Reporting to: Head of Operation
Requirement: Immediate
Number of posts: Twenty

Mission
Marche-EB is a soon to be opened hypermarket, we are bringing new innovation to retailing by delivering great products to our customers with exceptional service.
Our mission is to be a leader in the distribution and merchandising of food, pharmacy, health and personal care items, seasonal merchandise, and related products and services. We place considerable importance on forging strong supplier partnerships. Our suppliers, large or small, local or global, are essential components in accomplishing our mission.
Stock Clerks are an important player in maintaining the Marche-EB as a world-class hypermarket.
The main challenge is to be pro-active and customer-focused and prompt service delivery.

Responsibilities:

Renumerations: $20 - $30 Per hour.

It's a scam.

 

[M_J]

It's a scam.

Thank you for the information.

Can anyone help me on applying a legit job for Canada?

 

[Bs65]

Thank you for the information.

Can anyone help me on applying a legit job for Canada?

It is virtually impossible for anyone to secure a job from outside of the country unless they have unique skills not readily avialable in the country, Given the pandemic it is even less likely any valid job offers would be available gven the number of people losing the jobs.

As you have discovered there are many scams offering fake jobs and basic rule is if looks too good to be true then it is, even more so in the middle of a pandemic

Your only option is to look at the various immigration programs without a job offer

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud/internet-email-telephone.html

 

[M_J]

It is virtually impossible for anyone to secure a job from outside of the country unless they have unique skills not readily avialable in the country, Given the pandemic it is even less likely any valid job offers would be available gven the number of people losing the jobs.

As you have discovered there are many scams offering fake jobs and basic rule is if looks too good to be true then it is, even more so in the middle of a pandemic

Your only option is to look at the various immigration programs without a job offer

https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/protect-fraud/internet-email-telephone.html

Thank you.

 

[bailey22]

Good day!
I am from the Philippines and have been scammed for several times already, trying to look opportunity to be able to work/immigrate to Canada.
Recently I received an email about job offer as a Stocks Clerk at Marche-EB.
I need your help to check on this whether or not it is legit. I have spent all my savings to previous scammers before and don't want to be a victim of another one.

Thanks for the big help.


from: info@airviewca.com

Your documents has been reviewed and we can confirm your eligibility
to work with Marché-Plus Canada as a stock clerk.
Kindly find attached our Job description for stock clerk.
The salary is $30 per hour and you can work for 36 hours in a week
with an option of over time.
The company will pay for your visa and flight ticket and also provide
you free accommodation for the first six month in Canada.
Contact us as soon as possible if you are interested in the job.




Job Description:
Stocks Clerk

Reporting to: Head of Operation
Requirement: Immediate
Number of posts: Twenty

Mission
Marche-EB is a soon to be opened hypermarket, we are bringing new innovation to retailing by delivering great products to our customers with exceptional service.
Our mission is to be a leader in the distribution and merchandising of food, pharmacy, health and personal care items, seasonal merchandise, and related products and services. We place considerable importance on forging strong supplier partnerships. Our suppliers, large or small, local or global, are essential components in accomplishing our mission.
Stock Clerks are an important player in maintaining the Marche-EB as a world-class hypermarket.
The main challenge is to be pro-active and customer-focused and prompt service delivery.

Responsibilities:

Renumerations: $20 - $30 Per hour.

hi! pinay here. fake po yan. My opinion ha. Nainterview na po ba kayo? Canadian employers will never hire outside canada sa ganyang position po and i dont think maaproved din yung LMIA And the salary of 20CAD an hour? they pay for your accomodation and flight ticket sounds fishy. BEWARE PO!

 

[M_J]

Salamat po. I was asked a few questions po through email. I accepted the offer and the replied with:

CONGRATULATION
The company have already processed the LMIA authorising the employer to
hire from outside Canada.
Kindly let us give you the detail information before we continue with
your processing.
The company is ready to bear all your expenses including visa fee,
flight ticket and accommodation but because the job is in Quebec which
is a french speaking province of Canada, you will not need IELTS like
other province in Canada, you will need to do traduction and
certification which will be done outside Canada by a certified french
arbitrator, the main reason the employer sponsorship cannot cover for
the traduction fee.
We have two tested and trusted french arbitrator that has been handling
other successful applicant traduction, One is in Luxembourg and the
other is in Benin.
The arbitrator in Luxembourg charge $275 while the arbitrator in Benin
charge $155 for the traduction.
Kindly choose the arbitrator you will like to use and contact us as soon
as possible for the payment details.
Kindly note that this is the only payment expected of you since the
employer is ready to bear your visa fee and flight ticket.

For more information you can call us on +15817008162 or reply this mail
as soon as possible

Regards

 

[Bs65]

Salamat po. I was asked a few questions po through email. I accepted the offer and the replied with:

CONGRATULATION
The company have already processed the LMIA authorising the employer to
hire from outside Canada.
Kindly let us give you the detail information before we continue with
your processing.
The company is ready to bear all your expenses including visa fee,
flight ticket and accommodation but because the job is in Quebec which
is a french speaking province of Canada, you will not need IELTS like
other province in Canada, you will need to do traduction and
certification which will be done outside Canada by a certified french
arbitrator, the main reason the employer sponsorship cannot cover for
the traduction fee.
We have two tested and trusted french arbitrator that has been handling
other successful applicant traduction, One is in Luxembourg and the
other is in Benin.
The arbitrator in Luxembourg charge $275 while the arbitrator in Benin
charge $155 for the traduction.
Kindly choose the arbitrator you will like to use and contact us as soon
as possible for the payment details.
Kindly note that this is the only payment expected of you since the
employer is ready to bear your visa fee and flight ticket.

For more information you can call us on +15817008162 or reply this mail
as soon as possible

Regards

It will be fake as no employer pays for accommodation or flights so do not pay any money.

Paying someone in Benin, West Africa should be a red flag for a start Given most people would chose the cheapest obviously.

https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/temporary-workers/index.html

 

[M_J]

It will be fake as no employer pays for accommodation or flights so do not pay any money.

Paying someone in Benin, West Africa should be a red flag for a start Given most people would chose the cheapest obviously.

https://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/temporary-workers/index.html

Thank you for the information

 

[scylla]

Salamat po. I was asked a few questions po through email. I accepted the offer and the replied with:

CONGRATULATION
The company have already processed the LMIA authorising the employer to
hire from outside Canada.
Kindly let us give you the detail information before we continue with
your processing.
The company is ready to bear all your expenses including visa fee,
flight ticket and accommodation but because the job is in Quebec which
is a french speaking province of Canada, you will not need IELTS like
other province in Canada, you will need to do traduction and
certification which will be done outside Canada by a certified french
arbitrator, the main reason the employer sponsorship cannot cover for
the traduction fee.
We have two tested and trusted french arbitrator that has been handling
other successful applicant traduction, One is in Luxembourg and the
other is in Benin.
The arbitrator in Luxembourg charge $275 while the arbitrator in Benin
charge $155 for the traduction.
Kindly choose the arbitrator you will like to use and contact us as soon
as possible for the payment details.
Kindly note that this is the only payment expected of you since the
employer is ready to bear your visa fee and flight ticket.

For more information you can call us on +15817008162 or reply this mail
as soon as possible

Regards

This is hilariously fake. Tranduction isn't even a word.