Bitcoin core

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Type of a scam Employment

Someone named Jane Scott from Bitcoin core sent me am email this morning claiming to have seen my resume on indeed and wants to have a phone interview with me. However, after examining the document attached to the email, I noticed that this company tried really hard to look legit but there was no address for a physical location or a phone number to contact. So I decided to look up the company on bbb and discovered that it doesn’t exist.

Here’s the email they sent me,

Position Description [JR Assistant]

Jane Scott 11 December 2019 at 10:56

To: *** ***,

My name is Jane Scott and I am a Human Resources manager.

Our hiring team has reviewed your resume on indeed and you have been shortlisted for a phone interview.

I’d like to tell you more about our company, open positions and get to know you a bit better.

Are you available for a short phone call? It will not take longer than 15 minutes.

Please send me a confirmation email with the chosen time as well as your phone number.

Preferred time is not guaranteed, but all efforts will be taken to make sure most applications receive the time that is preferred.

Thank you for your understanding.

You can find information about your future job in Position Description file attached.

Sincerely,

Jane Scott

HR Manager

Bitcoin Core

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I was asked to download the position Description for further details. They did include a business registration number in order to look legit, was vague about physical location and stated that I won’t be paid until after 30 days – that was a red flag for me, considering what I have heard other people say abt scam job offers.