We run a mae licensed office in India.
We got appointment letter for one of the candidate who is in india.
Online interview everything felt real but When we got offer letter.
We verified with a local over there if the address is real.
The address is residential building and google business has no review and whole thing is fake.
The address given (86 Dundas St E, Mississauga, ON L5A 1W4) is a residential condominium building (Artform Condos / similar high-rise apartments). Multiple real-estate listings confirm units for rent/sale there — it is not a hotel.
The phone number (+1-289-446-0312) and email (contact@hotelgrandlucia.com) are tied only to this fake entity. There is no verifiable Angela Brady as Director of HR for any such hotel.
This follows the exact pattern of known fake Canadian hotel job scams (e.g., the earlier “Delucia Hotel / Delucia The Golden Palace” scam at a nearby Dundas St E address in Mississauga). Those used nearly identical offer-letter language, fake websites, “opening soon” claims, and demands for advance fees for “verification,” visa processing, background checks, or recruitment costs. Victims were told they would be reimbursed later — they were n
I am recording this for internet search index. So, that no other people fall for such scams. Their is a lot of things mixed up in the offer letter which completely shows as scam.
We got appointment letter for one of the candidate who is in india.
Online interview everything felt real but When we got offer letter.
We verified with a local over there if the address is real.
The address is residential building and google business has no review and whole thing is fake.
The address given (86 Dundas St E, Mississauga, ON L5A 1W4) is a residential condominium building (Artform Condos / similar high-rise apartments). Multiple real-estate listings confirm units for rent/sale there — it is not a hotel.
The phone number (+1-289-446-0312) and email (contact@hotelgrandlucia.com) are tied only to this fake entity. There is no verifiable Angela Brady as Director of HR for any such hotel.
This follows the exact pattern of known fake Canadian hotel job scams (e.g., the earlier “Delucia Hotel / Delucia The Golden Palace” scam at a nearby Dundas St E address in Mississauga). Those used nearly identical offer-letter language, fake websites, “opening soon” claims, and demands for advance fees for “verification,” visa processing, background checks, or recruitment costs. Victims were told they would be reimbursed later — they were n
I am recording this for internet search index. So, that no other people fall for such scams. Their is a lot of things mixed up in the offer letter which completely shows as scam.