MARIOTT HOTEL

[Mel836]

Hi good day can anyone tell me if this is a scam i recieved a email that i can work in the mariott hotel now i applied and i recieved a email from the Cic now i wana know is it a scam or real who can tell me correct answer emails as follows career_hotelmarriottca@torontomail.com andcic.gc.ca.immienquiries@consultant.com now is the emails correct i was told i need to pay a fee for my visa .need assistance

 

[scylla]

100% scam.

 

[Mel836]

I will do a proper follow up with the canadian embassy here by us so il have confirmation

 

[scylla]

I will do a proper follow up with the canadian embassy here by us so il have confirmation

Don't bother contacting the Canadian embassy. Just read through Marriott's information about scam emails:

http://www.marriott.com/Multimedia/PDF/Corporate/Scams_Page.pdf

Again, what you've received is 100% a scam.

 

[Mel836]

The link page i cannot open

 

[scylla]

The link page i cannot open

It's a regular PDF. I don't know why you can't open it.

It's a warning from Marriott about scams and it lists all of their real email address. Any communication from an email address not on this list is a scam. The email address you received a communication from is not on the list and therefore a scam.

 

[Pipis Husband]

Scylla is right, the two emails you received are a scam. See the contents of the pdf from Marriot Hotel's official website;


Important Information For Marriott International Job Seekers
Marriott International is an equal opportunity employer committed to employing a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive culture.
MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL, GLOBAL HUMAN RESOURCES
Welcome
We are pleased that you are interested in employment with Marriott International and our family of brands. To ensure that your
search and application experiences go as smoothly as possible, we encourage you to review the information below. If you have
any questions or concerns, please directly contact the Human Resources team at the location(s) where you are interested in
employment.
Be Careful of Scams
Applicants seeking employment with Marriott International should be aware of employment recruiting scams in which people
claiming to be representatives of Marriott fraudulently recruit potential employees on behalf of Marriott. These people have also
been known to offer help securing work permits and visas in exchange for money. Generally, these employment recruiting
scams:
• Use the internet or local newspapers and other print materials to advertise fraudulent job openings
• Request job applicants to send their application, resume, or CV to an illegitimate e-mail address or fax number
• Request that job applicants wire funds to a bank account to cover processing and/or immigration fees
These scams usually involve the use of illegitimate e-mail addresses to communicate fraudulent employment opportunities with
Marriott. These illegitimate e-mail addresses are created to lead you to believe the communication is authorized by Marriott
(e.g., marriotthotel@london.com, marriotthotelcanadian20@yahoo.com) when it is not authorized or approved.
Below, please find a list of approved Marriott e-mail domains:
bulgarihotels.com grandresidenceclub.com marriotthotels.com vacationclub.com
courtyard.com marriott.co.hu renaissancehotels.com
editionhotels.com marriott.co.jp residenceinn.com
execapartments.com marriott.co.uk ritzcarlton.com
@hewitt.com
(in some locations, Hewitt is our
recruiting partner).
execustay.com marriott.com.cn ritzcarltonclub.com
fairfieldinn.com marriott.vi springhillsuites.com
grandelakes.com marriotthotels.co.uk towneplace.com
@ddiworld.com
(in some cases, applicants may
receive an assessment invitation
from this email domain).
NOTE: If you receive any communication concerning employment opportunities with Marriott from an e-mail domain that is not
listed above, the communication is likely not authorized by Marriott. You can contact the location directly and ask to speak to the
Human Resources department to confirm.
Additionally, Marriott does not require payment of a fee in order to be considered for employment and only in certain
circumstances will Marriott obtain a visa or work permit on behalf of a job applicant. Under no circumstances will Marriott
require a job applicant to transfer money directly to a bank account as part of the application process.
Uploading Attachments
In some cases, you may be asked to attach or upload a resume/CV or other document as part of the recruiting process. To
ensure a successful experience, please note the following guidelines:
• MS Word™ and plain text attachments with a file size less than 490KB are recommended; consider removing embedded
pictures, tables, and other graphics to reduce the file size prior to attempting to attach the file
• In some cases, you can choose to “Copy and Paste” the document or use the “Create New Resume/CV” tool
• If you are unable to successfully apply online, click on the “Contact Us” link or directly contact any Marriott location to be
considered for employment opportunities
Recommended Browsers
Users will have the best experience with Marriott’s online employment tool by using Internet Explorer (IE) Version 6 or later
browser software. If you are using other browser technologies and are having difficulty with the online employment tool, click on
the “Contact Us” link or directly contact any Marriott location to be considered for employment opportunities.
Questions and Concerns
If you have any questions or concerns about any job posting, job offer or communications you receive concerning employment
opportunities with Marriott, please contact the location you are interested in to confirm that the job advertisement or offer is
legitimate. Contact information for all Marriott International locations can be found via www.marriott.com. You can contact the
location directly and ask to speak to the Human Resources department.