202-738-1813

Keep getting emails saying they seen my resume on CareerBuilder and that I would be a fit for a just opened position with United Students Exchange Foundation Team. Is this a joke??????

Yes they are straight bs,.
I jus called the same number after receiving a email about that same job,.
Asked his name and he said a John Martinez ,.
He had no where near a Spanish accent ,.
Then he asked me what job was they emailing me about,.lol,.
He then told me to reply via email and then he will get back to me,.
Really [***]? If im on the phone with u already why would I have to
Email u and wait for u to call me back?,.
Bunch of bs,.
Be careful people

Yeah me too.  Looked up company and they don't exist.  Watch out for these guys seem like they might some sort of scam.  If they can't give you verifiable info they're just setting you up for something.

Yes, got the same email message, said they got my info from CareerBuilder, and that I would be a fit for a just opened position with United Students Exchange Foundation Team...bunch of BS and a scam, I bet.

Looks like they have a new phone number. Check 800 notes for 202-738-1833-1834-1839.Some interested individuals as myself have been receiving emails exactly as you have. John Martinez, Michelle Elliot are the names so far we have encountered. Theres no such company! Their address is Washington D.C.Chamber Of Commerce.I called Chamber and no business in D.C.has that name. They also are not registered as a business with any Student Exchange program in the United States, and even if they were private, they would have to register. They are an Identity Theft crime crew.They are on several Home Security watch lists and they are investigating now, or say they are. They ask for a Drivers Licence and eventually a SS card and establish a new identity for you. Then they get credit cards and buy things and offer you another job, under a different company, as warehouse coordinator,shipping manager,Logistics Manager, etc. to receive products, and ship for them.Since they are being monitored, and if you receive these packages you can actually get arrested,according to some friends of mine at the PD.

I just recieved a email from them idiots. This time using the name John Taylor

Scam email and phone number

I got the same email.  I did a Google search to see what company it was and nothing even close to that email address came up.  It's a scam.