I received an e-mail late in the day yesterday from someone in the east coast who claims to be a staffing specialist with a nurse staffing company.  The subject field reads: call us at xxx-xxx-xxxx if you are looking for case catalyst scoping work... thanks!  

She gives both a Maryland and a toll-free telephone number.  With a little Google searching, everything checks out fine.
  I replied to her e-mail asking for a time to call.  There was a message back this morning asking me to send my number and she would call me this afternoon.

Does it seem strange that a nurse staffing company is looking for somebody with my skill set?  I'm dumfounded; therefore, I assume it's a scam.

Any thoughts?
Victoria

Views: 158

Reply to This

Replies to This Discussion

It's certainly curious.  Maybe they've used the wrong word and really mean typist or proofreader.  Let us know!

I've learned that this is a wife looking for a scopist for her husband using her work email.

I'll be deleting that email.  :)

Husband is a court reporter and she's searching for a scopist for him?  Okay, then!!

RSS

© 2024   Created by Kelli Combs (admin).   Powered by

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service