From: Elizabeth Oconnell <liz.oconnell@qc.cuny.edu<mailto:liz.oconnell@qc.cuny.edu>> Date: September 1, 2017 at 6:08:04 PM EDT To: Marvin F Milich <Marvin.Milich@qc.cuny.edu<mailto:Marvin.Milich@qc.cuny.edu>> Subject: Kuehne-Nagel-FRAUD ? A bookkeeping/accounting position at Kuehne-Nagel was emailed last week to the Accounting student list serve through the Career Office. Please note that this posting is fraudulent. We want to thank the QC students that spoke up and escalated this issue to the staff. While the company is legitimate, the posting and email address are not. Below you will find the corporate website and current openings: https://home.kuehne-nagel.com/ David Gomes (fraud) has been emailing all applicants and asking for further contact information. Please note that college students across the country are being targeted on most job search sites with scam postings. It is very disheartening that scammers are targeting students in this way. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Below you will find the FBI Warning that has been emailed out several times to the campus community in the past 12 months. If is a very important that you read this link and become aware of potential fraud: https://www.ic3.gov/media/2017/170118.aspx TIPS: * Do not provide your social security number to anyone you meet online * Do not accept a check payment from anyone as part of the application process. * Do not deposit checks into your personal bank account. If you did-contact your bank immediately to stop the process. * Block this contact in your email and cut all communication immediately. If you are uncomfortable with any interactions, contact your local police department for clarification. Providing your email, address, and phone number are not illegal. When you submit your SS# and Bank Account information you should escalate the issue to the proper authorities immediately. Liz O'Connell