On Aug 13, 12:23 pm, bc.elizab...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> On Jun 18, 1:30 pm, joannejohnsonhur...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>
> > I don't know who Ed Harris is or who Mr. Martin is, but I got an e-
> > mail in response to a Craigslist ad. Jane sent my e-mail to a Damary
> > Santiago who then identified herself as Sister Mary Joseph, the CEO of
> > Career Experts. I questioned the need for a resume rewrite and I
> > questioned whether she was truly a nun or not and have not gotten a
> > response back. When I read the posts, I realized that the jobs stated
> > in the e-mail from Sister Mary Joseph were almost identical to the
> > ones stated in the other posts.
>
> > These people need to be stopped. There are too many people like
> > myself that really need a job and might not take the time to really
> > look at these e-mails and pay the money to get nothing.
>
> Thank you for your honest feedback - I too got the same, exact email.
> I was suspicious of the way it was edited, the wording and that I had
> gotten the EXACT same email response to another Craigslist ad I had
> contacted. For folks that are really looking for a job, it is a
> shame to have to deal with folks like this.
I applied to several jobs posted on craigslist, and I received two
almost identical emails from Career Experts promising interviews this
week. Both e-mails included a forwarded message from "Jane" stating
that my resume seemed to be a draft. So I sent them another copy of my
resume. And received a reply indicating that my quite good resume
would be overlooked by potential employers. If I just purchased one of
their resumes (with a free upgrade to the next level), I would be able
to have interviews for some Administrative Assistant jobs paying 55K.
Thanks for posting your concerns as it confirmed mine!
There seems to be a number of jobs posted out there where the "job" is
to get people to reply to a job posting. Hmmm...
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