The name on the other line is Regina Rorie said to be Human Resources Representative of U.P. Company, Ltd. based in Sussex Australia. Originated form CareerBuilder.com offering jobs to US job seekers.

I have too much doubts and suspicions about the job offer. After the sending the signed contract, the email that follows is requesting bank accounts. All-the-more my doubts that this offer is ILLEGITIMATE builds-up more. Please see me partial email below:

Dear Regina,

It is a pleasure talking with you on the phone. I need your reply on my email regarding the clarifications I need answers. At this point, I could not provide any further information that you requested especially bank information and other critical financial information.

To be honest with you, I have so much reservation about this offer and you can not blame me for doing so if you're on my case. Prove to me if this is legitimate, otherwise this email will be tipped and BCC to the US FBI to execute immediate investigation of this scam.

Dear NM Soria

I too, received a response from Regina Rorie regarding my resume posted on CareerBuilder.com. I have also sent in a signed contract, with the following email requesting bank account information. After your reply email to Regina, have you received any reply? I too am hesitant to send any further info.

Employment scams (where there is *NO* job) include but are not limited to:
1. Victims pay $$$ up front for required crap like uniforms, certification, background check, 1/2 airline ticket, etc.
2. You don't quite qualify for the job but are counseled to go back to school (scammer gets paid on college referral).
3. You give your personal info because you believe you are applying for a real job which can lead to ID theft.
4. Your job as financial agent is to receive checks, cash them at your own bank, and Western Union cash away (checks will bounce).
REMEMBER -- THERE IS *NO* JOB.