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Received two calls with voicemails about a job offer about one second apart and then an email around the same time the second call came through. Greetings! This is Ruby Ellington from the HR Department of Lighthouse Logistics. I'm reaching out regarding your job application for the Parcel Inspector position. Please call or text me at (313) 946-9559 to set your interview schedule. Kind regards, Ruby Ellington | HR Department Direct number: (313) 946-9559 Lighthouse Logistics 2529 Orleans St, Detroit, MI 48207 (888) 498-0378 Mon-Fri 09:00AM-06:00PM EST Sat-Sun Closed I returned the call prior to seeing the email. The call wasn’t very clear and it made “Ruby” hard to understand, but if you call the main number it has a somewhat legit sounding voicemail asking you to leave your name and number and a brief message for a call back.

Next day I received an email from [email protected] about the same job. Dear ****** ****, I've sent you an information regarding the vacancy with Lighthouse Logistics yesterday. Please confirm that you have received the email with job information. If not, check your Junk or Spam folders. If you didn't get the info please let me know and I'll send it one more time. I'll be waiting for the response. While on the phone with “Ruby” the first day I was told a brief history of the company and the position that I wasn’t able to understand due to horrible sound quality on her end. Then I was asked a series of questions such as: are you over the age of 18? Do you have a drivers license? Are you able to work well without a lot of oversight or supervision? Will you be able to pick up packages from different locations such as stores and package lockers? I explained that I didn’t have any documentation showing I applied for anything with her company and she stated that I applied through indeed or they wouldn’t have my info. I asked if this was a full time or part time because I wasn’t looking for a full time position and was told that the job was able to be completed from 5 pm to 9 pm in the evenings. I was then asked if packages were delivered, if I would be available to sign for them. I stated I would not. I was then asked if anyone over the age of 18 would be available to sign for them in my place. I stated no. She then said I would not be a good candidate for the position and hung up.