WellPoint Healthcare Solution PLC.
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This is the e-mail that I received from CareerBuilder after I answered a email from them saying job for front office assistant. To start with ANYONE that is stupid enough to fall for this line of garbage is not very bright. If they have been in business for as long as they say then they have a business bank account where ever they are. It is a plain case of MONEY LAUNDERING this is why they ask you to not take checks to a check cashing service. That would get a quick kick back due to checksystems or vericheck or what ever service the company uses to verify if checks are indeed good before cashing them. Best thing to do is laugh and keep on going. Maybe the FBI will get involved. But don't count on it cause they are outside of the USA. I feel sorry for the people that got taken by this. If you are one of them shame on you for not thinking.

Hello Cynthia,

Having seen your resume I would like to offer you a position with our company. My name is Jodie Law and I am the International Human Resource Manager of WellPoint Healthcare Solution PLC.
I am pleased to inform you that we have an open position for you within our company.

Before we start I want to point out that you can work for us part time also even if you had a prior job before talking to us. All you have to do is check your e-mail a couple of times per day, a trip to your bank and a trip to a Western Union office or agent. You can use the "Find Agent Location" search function on the Western Union website to find an office close to you. With every check that you process you instantly earn 10% from its total value cash in hand and also a consistent bonus. How does it work: you will receive the first check as soon as you send back the filled contract with
your actual name and address which we need to be able to send the check to you. Depending on how fast you will send the funds from the check back to us you will receive the next two checks and so on, each fast processed check yields two new checks to process.