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Data Entry positions making 23-55 an hour working from home. It's a scam.

calls leaves no message or anytihng

nothing left just rings then nothing

Scam , offered home job

A robocall from Un-Known about a work at home scam - A job opportunity but this time it's for an online data entry position paying between 25 and $50 per hour. - They keep calling using a different new number after being told to remove my number from their call list and blocked.

Called my business line at 6:15 PM.  No message.

This message was left, “Congratulations you were hired for a Facebook or Google job paying $550 per day for the comfort of your very own home. There are  23 positions left in your city so hurry up and apply now online at careerapply.org that's careerapply.org. Looking forward to working with you…”

That message is making the rounds, although this is a new website they are using.  That website was registered in July of 2016, was updated in July of 2017, and is set to expire next July.  They are using the privacy service to conceal who they are and where they are located.  The job would be illegally spamming places like Facebook.

Job Scam:

How can you tell if this job offer is a scam?

1.  All communication is by e mail, text, or instant message, very rarely by phone conversation.
2.  There is no personal interview, or sometimes no interview at all, or they might want to do the interview by instant messenger or Skype.
3.  It is a work at home position many times because the office in your area is not built, rented, or established yet, or it is a pet sitting or home care job usually for a disabled child.
4.  The job is for an area that you are obviously not qualified for, or they want to immediately put you in a “managers” position, executive assistant, personal assistant, etc.  The job requires you to sell something even though you have no experience, such as insurance or it requires you to sell something to other people and then recruit them to sell for you (multilevel marketing aka Ponzi scheme).
5.  You need a bank account to receive and deposit checks (money laundering), or you need to receive packages and resend them (illegal contraband). You need to receive checks and repackage them and resend them (mail fraud), or you need to send checks out to people (part of the Craigslist scam, again you can be charged with mail fraud among other things).
6.  They will send you a check for an amount well over what you should be getting and tell you that you need to deposit the check and send the money through some way such as Western Union or Greendot money card to pay for something they should be paying for themselves.  Take the check and the envelope it came in to the post office and have them forward it to the postal inspectors.
7.  They will ask you to pay for something upfront, such as office supplies (which of course have to bought from their supplier), or in the case of acting or modeling, will tell you that you need to pay for "head shots", or other type pictures up front (again from their photographer) in order to be eligible.
8.  The pay and benefits are way beyond anything you would normally earn, or the benefits are totally unbelievable as to vacation, sick pay, etc.

They can tap elected official phones for NO REASON--freeze your bank accounts without notice, put you on secret lists, including no fly without reason, just because you have a similar name, penalize you for not having OBUMACARE--BUT--they can't stop these phocking harassing phone calls?  BULLCHYT!!!!
War is coming--buy a gun and get ready.

I received the same message that you did. Must be a scam.