Trun Oil Company

Please advise on below note.



Attention: Dheeraj Bhushan,

Thanks for your interest to work with our company; I have gone through your attached resume. As the Company Recruitment Incharge by name Mr. Philip Anderson, on behalf of the Trun Oil Company United Kingdom we generally welcome you to be one of our candidates, who will be working in our company as soon as possible. Your qualification is quite interesting and has made you eligible to work in our company.

We are having number of vacancies here in our company in which your qualification is in line with. So all you need to do now is patiently follow our recruiting procedure as we proceed further. We offer free Accommodation, free medical care to all our workers.

Attached to this mail is an application form, which you have to print out, fill in hand written manner and return it back to us as an attach file via this same email. You are expected to fill your information correctly and attach your passport photograph, as it will be attended officially here in the office by the concerned company officials.

NOTE: Those who are eligible to submit an application for this job offer, are those whose international passport is standing by with them and ready to relocate to the job location in United Kingdom. We are anticipating a quick response to the form, which you have to fill and return back to us. Then you shall be informed of the next step to be taken. You should be fast with this enrollment because time is no longer on our side now. Fill the form and return it back to us immediately via email.

Best regard,
Mr. Philip Anderson, Resource Manager
Trun Oil Company United Kingdom,
Telephone Numbers: +447014237610 / +447014237611
Website: www.trunoilcompany.com

Response from Carl: I haven't heard of this company before so I can't say if they really exist or not. They have a website but anyone can set one up so that doesn't really mean much. The question is whether or not you actually applied to a job they had advertised or if you just received an unsolicited email out of the blue from someone claiming to represent the company? If it's the latter, it's most likely a scam.

If you look at the writing in this letter you received, it's full of grammatical errors and is poorly written. Based on what you sent me, it doesn't look real.

Carl