Fantastic Opportunities from Michael Bailey Associates.

[JustMe]

time waisters

I just got this tempting e-mail:

"Dear [sucker]

We are currently searching for a JOB TITLE to work in CITY, COUNTRY for DURATION plus extensions. This is a fantastic contract opportunity for a large multi-national client.

The ideal candidate must have the following skills: SHORT JOB DESCRIPTION.

If you are interested in this position, please respond within 24 hours with a short motivation letter and your CV in Word format so MBA can contact you.

MBA do have a policy to fulfill job requests within 24 hours therefore a quick response is important.

Alternatively, you can call us on the number below.

MBA does apologise when this job does not match your profile. However, if you have any colleagues who may be interested in this contract opportunity; please forward this email to them. If they are successfully placed at our client site, we will award you with £150.00 (180 Euros).

Thank you for your time and we hope to hear from you soon,

Regards

Sibylle Willnauer
Recruiting Team
MBA, Michael Bailey Associates"

Always receive a lot of mail from them. Never read them. Spam . When I reply, they never call back. Just time-waisters.

rgds

justme

[Wanderer]

Always receive a lot of mail from them. Never read them. Spam . When I reply, they never call back. Just time-waisters.

Just get a throw away email address (and phone number) to use when you are looking for work and bin them when you have a contract.

[norrahe]

These are just the sample e-mails you get from random agencies who have your e-mail and your profile may have had one keyword.

Progressive keep sending me comedy stuff too.

[blinko]

They are jsut finding out who is out there, this is something most agencies do.

You have to be prepared that they will fish and try and head up your client, but you don't have to give them any information you don't wnat to. If they want to use you then they will regardless of whether you give them a lead or not.

[northernladuk]

Wonder how many people are going to repeat the same piece of advice?