I’m a third officer in the Merchant Navy. While I wait for my next seafaring assignment, I’ve been looking for work. A US pharmaceutical company called “Ferret Pharmaceuticals” is offering me an administrative executive position with a monthly salary of $7,500 USD. However, I have no experience in the pharmaceutical industry and they want me to pay for the visa fees. I checked the US federal government website and couldn’t find any registration for this company. Should I trust this offer?

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Law Forum › Category: Labour & Service › I’m a third officer in the Merchant Navy. While I wait for my next seafaring assignment, I’ve been looking for work. A US pharmaceutical company called “Ferret Pharmaceuticals” is offering me an administrative executive position with a monthly salary of $7,500 USD. However, I have no experience in the pharmaceutical industry and they want me to pay for the visa fees. I checked the US federal government website and couldn’t find any registration for this company. Should I trust this offer?
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Apni Law Staff asked 2 years ago

I’m a third officer in the Merchant Navy. While I wait for my next seafaring assignment, I’ve been looking for work. A US pharmaceutical company called “Ferret Pharmaceuticals” is offering me an administrative executive position with a monthly salary of $7,500 USD. However, I have no experience in the pharmaceutical industry and they want me to pay for the visa fees. I checked the US federal government website and couldn’t find any registration for this company. Should I trust this offer?

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Apni Law Staff answered 2 years ago

It is highly likely that this offer is a scam. Be wary of any job offer that requires you to pay visa fees, especially if the company is unregistered and you have no relevant experience. Consult with the Indian embassy in the US and investigate the legitimacy of the company before proceeding.

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