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Is primehireresumeservice@gmail.com a scam?

precisionhireresumes@gmail.com, primehireresumeservice@gmail.com

1 job-seeker flagged this recruiter

First flagged August 2026 · last . Confirmed by moderators — postings matching it are dropped from the Remotera feed.

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Summary

Fake job ads
Advance-fee deposit
Identity theft

Resume-writing companies pose as recruiters, contacting candidates via email.

  • Claims of high-paying jobs matching LinkedIn profiles
  • Asks for payment for resume improvement services
  • Promises reimbursement from hiring companies after interviews
  • Uses Gmail accounts, no official websites or company emails

Generated from 1 flags and 1 reports · updates as new ones arrive

What people reported

  1. Reported on LinkedIn

    Creative Content & Video Production Specialist | YouTube Channel Growth Expert | Former Software Engineer
    SCAM ALERT Be alert for any recruiter that reaches out to you by email and claims you are a good candidate for a specific high paying job that closely matches your skills in your LinkedIn profile. If that recruiter has their own LinkedIn profile, send a private message to their page, and then ask the recruiter to repeat that message back via email, to verify their identity. If they can't or won't do this, then this may be a scam by resume-writing companies masquerading as recruiters. The "recruiter" asks you to pay a resume writing service (themselves) to get your resume and/or LinkedIn profile improved so it won't be rejected by the hiring company's algorithm. They may actually provide an updated resume, or valid changes for your profile, but they are getting your money via a fake job offer. These "recruiters" promise that the hiring company will pay you back when the hiring company is ready to have an interview, but after you pay for one service, they keep finding more things for you to pay for. They are stealing the identities of actual recruiters. Do not fall for this scam! Two of these scammers are primehireresumeservice@gmail.com and precisionhireresumes@gmail.com. They don't have websites, just a gmail to communicate with you. If you are asked to work with either one, decline the offer, and report it back to your email provider as a phishing scam.

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