inquiry for the authenticity of the content of this email

[Imbhe77 2]

Hello I received this email for an employer that is recruiting me to work in Chicago. any suggestion or information if the process and bank account that I will be sending my payment is correct.

 

Please help me out.

 

Dear  Mr. [removed]

    We have received all your documents regarding your visa processing and we have forwarded all your documents to the US Homeland office and your file has been prepared for submission. This is the provided corresponding account from the Homeland office Account Department which you have to deposit the amount; the details bellow.

 

Name: William Michael Ridgley

 

Beneficiary address: 400 S Main ST

 

Woodsboro MD 21798

 

Bank name: Chase Bank

 

Bank Address: 21111 Frederick Rd,

 

Germantown, MD 20876

 

Account No: 988651466

 

Routing: 044000037

 

Swift code: CHASUSU3XXX

Country: United States of America

 

 

Amount  payable ($ 460 US Dollars the Account is from the US Homeland Account Department. As soon as you make the payment scan and send the payment slip to our email in order to attach it to your file for submission, the process will take 15 to 20 working days only and when we finish the process we will send you an invitation letter to visit our US Embassy, in your country for your visa stamping, you are to go there  along with the original copy of your international passport , and we would hand over the Work Permit documents, Flight Ticket, and other related documents to you in person. Hope to hear from you soon

 

Regards,

 

Mrs. William Gloria.

 

Telephone: No +1 (773) -823-4340 

 

Human Resources Manager..

Edited November 25, 2022 by TBoneTX
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[TBoneTX 45,663]

Post was edited to remove what appears to have been your name.

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This letter looks like a scam.  The letter contains grammatical errors, and the punctuation is suspect.  Are they (you) trying to get an H1-B visa?  Have you Googled "William Michael Ridgley" and "Mrs. William Gloria" and the company, and looked for scam alerts?  Who approached whom in regard to this job?  What country are you in/from?

[TBoneTX 45,663]

The (773) phone matches that of a freight company in Chicago.  Is the job that they're offering you something that they can't hire a U.S. citizen for?

[TBoneTX 45,663]

This Ridgley seems to live in Nevada, not Maryland.

Furthermore, the hiring company cannot guarantee you a visa.

[SalishSea 17,981]

33 minutes ago, Imbhe77 said:

Hello I received this email for an employer that is recruiting me to work in Chicago. any suggestion or information if the process and bank account that I will be sending my payment is correct.

 

Please help me out.

 

Dear  Mr. [removed]

    We have received all your documents regarding your visa processing and we have forwarded all your documents to the US Homeland office and your file has been prepared for submission. This is the provided corresponding account from the Homeland office Account Department which you have to deposit the amount; the details bellow.

 

Name: William Michael Ridgley

 

Beneficiary address: 400 S Main ST

 

Woodsboro MD 21798

 

Bank name: Chase Bank

 

Bank Address: 21111 Frederick Rd,

 

Germantown, MD 20876

 

Account No: 988651466

 

Routing: 044000037

 

Swift code: CHASUSU3XXX

Country: United States of America

 

 

Amount  payable ($ 460 US Dollars the Account is from the US Homeland Account Department. As soon as you make the payment scan and send the payment slip to our email in order to attach it to your file for submission, the process will take 15 to 20 working days only and when we finish the process we will send you an invitation letter to visit our US Embassy, in your country for your visa stamping, you are to go there  along with the original copy of your international passport , and we would hand over the Work Permit documents, Flight Ticket, and other related documents to you in person. Hope to hear from you soon

 

Regards,

 

Mrs. William Gloria.

 

Telephone: No +1 (773) -823-4340 

 

Human Resources Manager..

Absolute SCAM.

 

No American is named "Mrs William Gloria."

Edited November 25, 2022 by Jorgedig

[Imbhe77 2]

6 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

Post was edited to remove what appears to have been your name.

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This letter looks like a scam.  The letter contains grammatical errors, and the punctuation is suspect.  Are they (you) trying to get an H1-B visa?  Have you Googled "William Michael Ridgley" and "Mrs. William Gloria" and the company, and looked for scam alerts?  Who approached whom in regard to this job?  What country are you in/from?

I did check for the two (2) names but there are a lot of results in facebook and linkedin. yes they are trying to get me an H1-B visa.  I checked on their company Allegro Tracking and they have email address and other companies with almost the same company name and industry.  I remember commenting "interested" on a post via LinkedIn for a job opportunity in the US, Europe and UAE. then I received an email from a certain "Angelina Zeta Collins" telling me that she endorsed me to Allegro Tracking and the company is interested to hire me.

[SalishSea 17,981]

1 minute ago, Imbhe77 said:

I did check for the two (2) names but there are a lot of results in facebook and linkedin. yes they are trying to get me an H1-B visa.  I checked on their company Allegro Tracking and they have email address and other companies with almost the same company name and industry.  I remember commenting "interested" on a post via LinkedIn for a job opportunity in the US, Europe and UAE. then I received an email from a certain "Angelina Zeta Collins" telling me that she endorsed me to Allegro Tracking and the company is interested to hire me.

It would be foolish to send money to this, IMHO.

 

And why would someone you don't know "endorse" you?

[Imbhe77 2]

6 minutes ago, TBoneTX said:

The (773) phone matches that of a freight company in Chicago.  Is the job that they're offering you something that they can't hire a U.S. citizen for?

Yes I already also checked on the "773" phone number and it matches the number of the company in Chicago.  during my interview they told me that they have hired 3 or 4 US citizens but they only lasted for 2 months and resigned after. that is why they decided to hired outside the US.

[Adventine 3,201]

Lots of typos and asking for money to process a work visa. This is a scam. Don't be tempted by their empty promises to secure you a work visa.

[TBoneTX 45,663]

You should forward this letter and all previous correspondence to the authorities.

[Imbhe77 2]

2 minutes ago, Jorgedig said:

It would be foolish to send money to this, IMHO.

 

And why would someone you don't know "endorse" you?

It is Angelina Zeta Collins who posted the job opportunity in Linkedin.

 

[Imbhe77 2]

1 minute ago, TBoneTX said:

You should forward this letter and all previous correspondence to the authorities.

what government office should I forward it? do you have email address with you?

[SalishSea 17,981]

2 minutes ago, Imbhe77 said:

It is Angelina Zeta Collins who posted the job opportunity in Linkedin.

 

Is that someone you know personally?

 

No?

 

Dude, it's a scam.  This is not how employment or visas in the US work.  Please don't waste your money.  You'd be better off responding to a Nigerian royalty email.

[SalishSea 17,981]

7 minutes ago, Imbhe77 said:

Yes I already also checked on the "773" phone number and it matches the number of the company in Chicago.  during my interview they told me that they have hired 3 or 4 US citizens but they only lasted for 2 months and resigned after. that is why they decided to hired outside the US.

This is absurd.

 

Do you know how expensive it is for companies to petition employees from overseas??

[milimelo 4,514]

8 minutes ago, Imbhe77 said:

It is Angelina Zeta Collins who posted the job opportunity in Linkedin.

 

Accountants do not hire people - HR people do.