I was offered a position by AXA Invest. Does anyone know anything about them?

Question

They are asking for personal info to be emailed. The Application does not look very professional.

Answer 1

I received a similar email.  I agree, the application doesn't look very professional and the agreement sure looks suspicious.  It looked like a scam to get financial information and money from applicants, so I started investigating.  Anyone else have any information on this company?  It is not a US company.

Answer 2

This is a payment processing scam.  There is no AXA Invest nor an "AXA Inc" --- the scammers are attempting to lend credibility by using a name derivation of a well-known legitimate company.  Be aware as well, that NO legitimate employer will be giving you a job upon merely viewing your resume.  If it sounds too good to be true...believe it...IT IS.

Goober ? What website was it that you were directed to, if you don't mind sharing that information ?

Answer 3

I was also offered a position. I corresponded with someone by the name of Steve Dickson. I told him that I was not willing to give my information w/o first speaking with someone. He responded with a phone number and a website and an address. I have investigated this as thouroughly as I know how. The phone number that I was given is [phone]

I have googled it and this is a FRAUD and a SCAM. Go ahead and see for yourself. BEWARE!!!! These people have several other scams going on as well. PLEASE INVESTIGATE.

Answer 4

I was sent the same but replied with specific questions and was directed to their website...... still investigating........

Answer 5

Axa is real I think they do mutual fund stuff, but best not to trust an uncolisited e-mail. If your interested go to the companies website and apply for a position or call the home office and have them put you in touch with a local rep you could work for/with.