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I received an email that was apparently a response to my interest in working for Rugiet Health as a "Remote Social-First Video Editor". Copy and pasted below. Subject: Interview availability From: [email protected] Message: Hello, Thank you for your interest in the Remote Social-First Video Editor position at Rugiet. After reviewing your background, we would like to schedule a conversation to learn more about your experience and discuss the remote role in greater detail. This discussion will allow us to better understand your skills and answer any questions you may have about the position and our team. You’ll find a brief document attached outlining the role, responsibilities, and next steps. Please review it and reply with your availability over the next few days so we can arrange a suitable time. We look forward to speaking with you. Regards, Delphine Carver HR Manager | Rugiet --- The email, at first, seemed legit enough, and I had admittedly applied to many other similar jobs around this time. However, what gave me pause was the fact that I couldn't recall ever applying to work for Rugiet. I checked the job sites I frequently visit, and found the job listing was indeed real and had been viewed by me before. But there was no record of me applying for the job through any of those sites. I checked my email to see if I had maybe applied through job sites I don't usually use, but at no point did I receive any confirmation emails saying that I had applied for this position at this company. I also found the email domain to be suspect. Rugiet's official domain is www.rugiet.com, and even their customer service email is [email&#160 [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Rugiet Health / impostor Date Repor] [Location: WA, USA- 98101]