I Am Frustrated With ZipRecruiter - the Job Posting Website

"I was wondering if my job offer from BNY Mellon was a scam. 1. ZipRecruiter said any email wanting you to set up a Google Hang Out is a scam. 2. The email came from a gmail account rather than a BNY Mellon email address. 3. I couldn't find Mrs. Bethzy Wilson on the BNY Mellon website, which may not be unusual. 4. Something about the wording is not right. Then I saw an exact copy of the email on your site. I guess when you really want a job, you might grab at anything. Thanks for making your site available. Rhoda From: BNY Mellon Sent: Monday, July 22, 2019, 8:05:20 AM EDT Subject: Interview Update Dear Applicant, Your application appeared the most suitable of all that we obtained. From what we can see out of your resume you actually are just the kind of striving staff member our company is seeking for! Our recruitment team has reviewed your resume from CareerBuilder referencing the AD for Administrative Assistant / Customer service rep We are very pleased with your listed qualifications and would like to conduct an online interview to discuss the duties within the job, along with the pay scale. Your information has been forwarded on to the Hiring Superior/Client Services, Mrs Bethzy Wilson, she will be conducting the interview, via Google Hangout. This company offers medical and dental insurance, long-term disability, sick leave, life insurance, 401K, and profit sharing are available. This position is paying $20.75-$25 Per hour plus incentives. You are to set up a screen name with Google Hang Out.After this process, you are to add Mrs Bethzy Wilson, on her google hangout ID ( interviewdesk85@gmail.com ) and instant message her for an online interview/briefing exercise. Your verification code is EO1490. You are to send her a message with your verification number once you have added her Working hours are flexible ... Interview Time / Date : ASAP Best Regards Human Resources BNY Mellon" Received via email.

Here is another scam: "Date: Monday, March 25, 2019, 2:47:51 PM CDT From: jeffrey Ronald wrote: Dear Employee, You are getting this email in regards of the resume you sent to ZipRecruiter for Employment Position posted on the largest employment site ZipRecruiter. My name is Jeffery R . Colm, shopping survey coordinator for KROGER.CO. Your application to join our team of retail shoppers has been accepted and APPROVED.Your resume has been processed and due to some certain factors you have been picked as one of our Candidate You've been shortlisted to participate in our forthcoming shopping survey evaluation. I'll walk you through your first few survey assignments. It is my hope, that your addition to the fold will bring another edge and a heightened perspective to our surveys in your local city. Acknowledge receipt of this email soon as you read it, with a simple reply. Also, confirm your mailing address. Your welcome letter will be mailed out shortly, I want to make sure it delivers successfully to your home. If you are still interested in this job, you will need to provide us with your Full Name, Full Address (Including City, State and Zip code No P.O Box), Age, Current job, Cell Phone and Home Phone. Applicant should also be HONEST and TRUSTWORTHY This job position is limited so it is advisable that you reply soon. If You Need Assistance? Send us Text Message Via (484) 582-6642 Regards Human Resource Manager Kroger Co.® All Contents © Copyright 2019 The Kroger Co. All Rights Reserved"

I received the same email today. It is a scam.

Thank you. I've received the same e-mail job offer. It is a fraud.