Received this "job offer" email, is this a scam?
I am currently job hunting and have applied to multiple jobs and I think I applied to this position as well, maybe on Indeed or LinkedIn. On Saturday I received a screening test questions document. And after filling them out, I received an email today stating that I have received the offer. This sounds too good to be true.
The email looked authentic, which ended with edhcareers, and the company indeed had this job listed on the website. But I'm still unsure of its authenticity. Has anyone encountered this before? Please help.
"Congratulations on deciding to become a member of the Employer Direct Healthcare. Your letter of employment offer is appended to this email. You are instructed to print this letter, read it carefully, sign it, and return it to us with your signature.
Please bear in mind that if you accept this position, you will be working 30 to 40 hours per week and that the company's hours are quite flexible. You may work at any time you choose. Additionally, the following items will be provided to assist you in setting up your workstation. On the other hand, the cash for the purchase of the pieces of equipment will be made available prior to purchase and delivery.
*Apple Mac Studio M1 Max, 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD, Apple 27” Studio Display, 5K, HP LaserJet Pro M15w Printer, External hard drive/backup system, Headset with microphone, Networking and router capabilities, Surge Protectors and Automated Time Tracker, Proof Hub.
Following the purchase of the equipment, the Company's approved Vendors will deliver the equipment to your home address or a nearby post office following the purchase, depending on your preference.
You are required to respond to this email with a signed copy of the offer letter and front and back copies of a valid photo ID for employment verification.
After you sign this offer letter, a check will be prepared for the above-mentioned equipment for your workstation, and you will begin training as soon as the equipment is delivered.
Regards."