GRAND RESORT HOTEL / Fake Job Scam Fraud

NEW YORK GRAND RESORT HOTEL 
109 East 42nd Street at Grand Central Terminal New York,
10017,United State of America
Email:grandresorthotel@mit.tc (free email address=scam
Web:http://nygrah.com/us
Tel: +1 352 354 7344

The health insurance department of united state in conjunction with the health insurance office of New Delhi have instructed the head of visa department that every applicant who got a job offer in United State of America must secure his/her insurance certificate to prove his or her health wise is in good condition before embarking on the journey to united state of America for work purpose. Secondly is very important and compulsory that you must provide your health insurance certificate, from the office of the united state health insurance department. This certificate will prove to the government of united state of America that your health has been ascertained and prove good.

Note: without this health insurance certificate, it will be a problem for you at the air-port, definitely on your arrival in united state of America you must provide this certificate at the air-port to prove that your health condition is accurate and also qualified to work in united state of America. But whereby you don't have this certificate, definitely the immigration must repatriate you back to India.

Due to the high rise of contract break up in GRAND RESORT HOTEL NEW YORK CITY USA, the management has made it mandatory that every prospective employee who wishes to work with Grand Resort Hotel will take care of his/her health insurance certificate. Furthermore, is for the Hotel Management to know serious applicant who are willing to join our Hotel. But this health insurance certificate procurement fee is refundable after 72 hours of joining the hotel.

For the said certificate, the procurement amount is 37,191 in Indian rupees and this payment has to be made through our immigration lawyer immediately by tomorrow morning to avoid delay on your traveling documents. Kindly contact our immigration lawyer Mr. Robert Carlos for the certificate procurement. He will instruct you on how to make the payment over there in your home country India, and your visa will be ready by Monday

99% of Hotel job offers are fake.  No real hotel is going to be able to get a visa for an unskilled worker in India to come to Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia or the United States!  There are plenty of workers already in those country for those jobs and you cannot get a visa for unskilled labor.

Please read carefully because this applies to every job offer you receive! 99% of email job offers are scams! No real company hires you without an in person, face to face interview. An email, online or telephone interview is always a scam! No real company ever charges any money for a job even for a visa or work permit! If they want you to pay and say they will refund the costs, you will just send money to a fake embassy official, travel agency or lawyer who is a really a scammer! Read: www.scam-job-emails.tk No real company, government or visa agent ever uses a free or public email address (yahoo.com gmail.com hotmail.com, aol.com, etc.) Email addresses like diplomats.com, counsellor.com, consultant.com, lawyer.com etc. are also free email addresses. Read: www.scam-email-addresses.tk No real visa agent ever requests money via wire to a bank account or by Western Union or MoneyGram. Read: www.never-wire-money-to-strangers.tk No real company uses a telephone number that begins with +44 70, +44 871, +44 870, +44 844, or +44 845. Those are forwarding numbers which are not in the UK. Read: www.scam-telephone-numbers.tk If the company does not have a website or the website does not work, it is a scam! Do not assume a website is legit! Read www.scamwebsites.tk There are no exceptions! Don't let a scammers convince you otherwise! A scammer is only as smart as his victim is naive! If something sounds too good to be true, it is a scam! Publicity defeats scammers. Post the scam emails you receive and warn your friends! Always "Google" all telephone numbers, email addresses and websites in any job offer to see if it has already been posted as a scam!