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They posted a job advertisement on BestJobs.Ph here. One of my readers applied, submitted her CV and other credentials via e-mail. After a week, they replied accepting her for the job, offering her a salary beyond her imagination. She was so excited.
However, upon doing some research online, she found out through this blog post that there is still a travel ban for Filipinos to Nigeria. She decided to go to the Nigerian Embassy in Makati to verify the authenticity of her application and upon investigation, they told her that it was fraudulent.
So, this post is a warning to all of you. Don’t send your application to that job opening for Sapati International School in BestJobs.Ph. Some people are using the name of that school to scam other people.
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November 1st, 2008 at 5:16 pm
I also applied for that post at bestjobs.ph and true it is a scam.
As well as the job opening at Rochas Foundation.
Golly, can’t they do anything worthwhile? Bestjobs should screen the employers first before
allowing the ads to be posted on their site