controllpanel.com

On March 27, 2026 at approximately 12:19 PM, I received an unsolicited email from an individual identifying themselves as “Kara Hoehn” using the email address [email protected] . The message stated they found my resume on Indeed and were offering me a Quality Control position at Vancore Inc. Step 1 – Initial Contact: The email was unexpected and claimed: “We’re glad to offer you the Quality Control job at Vancore Inc. after reviewing your resume on Indeed.” I had no prior interview or direct communication with this company. Step 2 – Immediate Job Offer Without Interview: The position was offered immediately without any formal hiring process, which is unusual for legitimate employment. Step 3 – Questionnaire Provided: The email required me to answer multiple-choice questions to proceed, including: • What to do if a package is damaged • Preferred work schedule • Type of work I enjoy • Benefits of safety rules These questions were overly basic and not consistent with a real job screening process. Step 4 – Deadline Pressure: The email instructed me to reply with answers by March 31, creating urgency. Step 5 – Suspicious Link and Attachments: The email included a link: https://controllpanel.com/user/register2.php?manager_id=20 I initially opened the link but quickly closed it after realizing the situation seemed suspicious. I did not proceed further or submit any information. The email also included 4 attachments, which I did not open. Step 6 – No Response Given: I did not reply to the email and did not provide any personal or financial information. Step 7 – Match to Known Scam Pattern: After researching, I found an identical report on the BBB Scam Tracker with nearly the same wording, job title, and questionnaire. The structure and phrasing match exactly, indic [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Vancore inc] [Location: DC, USA - 20001]