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• Aug 02, 2026

Job offer from company I never applied to

I was looking for Data Entry jobs and out of nowhere this company contacted me. Healthcare Fraud Solutions, I didn't recognize the name at all. It seemed off because most companies have a more unique name, you know?

This was my first time dealing with something like this so they only got my name, phone number, and email. Maybe my address too, I'm not sure. At first I thought I actually got a good job, they said $30 an hour.

They made me do this assessment but I don't think it really mattered. Some of the questions were timed and pretty hard to answer especially since I have no Data Entry experience. They also mentioned a mandatory free training for 2 weeks at $28 an hour. Just felt strange the whole time.

• Jul 30, 2026

Job offer email with high pay for entry data entry seemed off

I was searching on work websites for a job, entry data entry, and sent out a bunch of resumes. Today I got an email from a Sarah Doherty, HR assistant at Healthcare Fraud Solutions. She gave an overview of the position, training, pay, and benefits. Said they would be giving a laptop and mifi.

What caught my attention was the pay. Starts out at $28 an hour after 2 weeks training, then goes to $30. This is a job that just requires a high school diploma, typing, and organization. Kind of vague for something that pays that much.

I looked on here and found 7 other inquiries about the same thing, all around July 23-30 2026. Their website is standard but vague, and has some misspelling. The address they gave is 90 Church Street, New York, NY 10007.

• Jul 22, 2026

Job offer from someone calling themselves Healthcare Fraud Solutions

I got an email from a Lindsey Young at [email protected] saying thanks for applying to a Remote Data Entry job with Healthcare Fraud Solutions. They asked me to send my resume to [email protected] so I did.

Then I got a reply with a list of job duties and benefits, signed by someone named Sarah Doherty. After that came another email with two links—one for an employee form and one for a test. The questions seemed normal for a Data Entry job so I filled both out.

Then I got a short email with a job offer PDF attached. I have screencaps of all the emails, the employee form, and the offer letter. Something felt off about the whole thing but I couldn't tell until later.

• Jul 16, 2026

Job offer wanted me to pay for fake licensing myself

I got an email pushing me to apply for a job. So I applied and they said I got the job. But then they wanted me to pay for some kind of licensing out of my own pocket. They said they would reimburse me later.

I started looking into this licensing thing and found out other people had the same kind of scam happen to them. So I didn't pay anything. Their website is healthcarefraudsolutions.com and they have an address on Church Street in New York. The email was from [email protected].

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