WESTFIELD ENERGY UK | hrmanager@westfieldenergy.uk / Fake Job Scam

Dear 

I am happy to extend to you that you have been hired. This is an opportunity to work with Westfield Energy UK. We have taken our time to study your resume and also made inquiries from your previous employers and colleagues. This helped us come to our decision to employ you. Like you had been told earlier, we will not be conducting any direct interviews with you as we had interviewed the aforementioned. You have been given a designation to match your experience which is based on your experience, qualification, talent, Cv and recommendation from previous employers and Indeed.com.

In this mail, you will find an employment agreement duly signed by the appropriate signatories. On acceptance, sign the agreement in the space provided and return the same as scan email attachment. You are to include a scanned copy of the picture page of your international passport and a passport photograph. They will be needed in applying for your Certificate of Sponsorship, Work Permit and Visa.

To work here,it is mandatory that you must have an Employee/Expatriate Insurance Certificate issued by the Isle of man Council here in UK. You are to apply immediately to the Isle of man Council here in UK with a copy of the signed employment agreement via the Collin"s Corporation of Immigration Solicitors and Legal Advisors (CCISLA) for advice on how to get this certificate. You have until the 18th of August,2014 to provide us with this Certificate so you
are advised to proceed with this immediately. This will enable us get your visa, work permit and flight ticket before your start-up date else offer will be terminated. Below is the contact address of the solicitor:

BCISLA Contact Person: Doctor Will Damian Zimermmon (ESQ)
Email: dr.willzimermmon@hotmail.com
Direct Number: +44 703 199 4894

Contact Barrister Zimermmon at the earliest for advise on how to procure the aforementioned certificate, expenses for the same shall be borne by you.

If you have any concerns, do let me know for clarification. If for any reason you would not be accepting the job offer, please do well to inform us immediately.

NOTE: Employee will be reimbursed of any amount paid to the isle of man council for the procurement of the aforementioned certificate.


Regards,

Jonathan Cole
Director of Human Resources
Corporate Head Office
Dudley House,
169 Piccadilly,
London, W1J 9EH,United Kingdom.
hrmanager@westfieldenergy.uk
+44 702 401 4993
+44 703 190 8757
+44 703 594 4055
+44 702 409 7030

Regards,
WESTFIELD ENERGY UK | hrmanager@westfieldenergy.uk

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