I actually fell for this crap and literally "worked" for James Taylor at USEF for a couple of weeks. Fake as they get. Never got paid. They just want you to forward stolen goods sent to your home. Contracts look good but it's all a scam. If you 'believe' for the first couple of weeks they ask for your bank info to send you your first "paycheck". Oh yeah, that's gonna happen. Now it looks like they morphed from United to Global, clearly due to the heat. They were dumb enough to use the Washington Chamber of Commerce address as their own on the USEF site which the Washington Chamber attorneys went after right away. I notified CareerBuilder, FBI Cybercrimes, Local Newspaper, everyone. Total scam. All the posters on this site saying otherwise are complicit freaks. Way to go, scammers! You'll get yours I guess down the road.

People can be so cold.
They'll hurt you and desert you.
Well they'll take your soul if you let them.
Oh yeah, but don't you let them.
"Fake "James Taylor, Major J*** off...........

ALERT!  DO NOT FALL FOR THIS.    THIS IS A SCAM.  DO NOT GIVE ANTHONY WEXMAN OR THE GLOBAL YOUTH EXCHANGE SERVICE ORGANIZATION ANY OF YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION.

This is absolutely a scam.  My friend was scammed by Anthony Wexman from Global Youth Exchange services.  They hired her as an educational exchange coordinator and  they sent $3900 of  fraudulent wires to her bank account and had her send the money via moneygram  to "students" as "scholarships"  Hours later her bank called her to inform her that the money was fraudulently deposited into her account.  Now she has to pay the bank the $3900 that she was scammed out of.

Local law enforcement and FBI have been notified.,

How long have you worked for them?  I am in the training phase.

It is a fraud. They send you fraudulent wires, make you cash it and send it MoneyGram (or something else).  At the end you pay for that fraud.

Hi, I received the same message. Have they sent yu any information or materials?

I too have been contacting anthony wexman..im a contractor over seas and gave up my job for a chancw to be home with my kids smh...I went through all the signings of paperwork and only talked to this guy one time. He has my info now qhat do I do if im still in a foreign country?

Anthony just sent me a job contract. It does not request any bank information however it does ask for your ID driver's license. This is nerve racking. the contract is signed by dirctor Jim Stevensen but i've googled him and can't find anyone by this name morever can't find an anthony wexman or GYES from google. They didn't  call me so far, everything is done by email. I work in the exchange business and their contracts and agreements are all very legitimately typed. It is very hard to know if they are real or not. Some programs don't even have proper contracts like these guys do. Also, i asked Anthony a question which he actually answered in my email stating it was a remote job and i could do the job from anywhere. Is this a joke/scam or a real opportunity??

If you can only migrate to the website by clicking on the link in the email but not by typing it or copy and pasting it directly into your browser that is a sure sign that something is fishy.  I bet if you hover your mouse over the link and look towards the bottom of the screen you will see a completely different website probably in a foreign country.  This is how those phishing emails pretending to be from Facebook, your bank, etc work.

If the website contains an address, contact the Better Business Bureau in that city to see if they have any record of that company.  Also, use Google Maps to locate the address and go to the satellite view to see what kind of building is at that address.

It would appear based upon the most recent postings for this number that the names of the players have changed to hide the guilty.

I have been back and forth with Anthony Wexman for almost a week now and still can't figure out if it legit or not.  I have found the Global Youth Exchange Services website which looks legit.  Today I called  the Attorney General Office in New York, The Federal Trade Commission, Consumer Protection Agency and Global Consumer Protection Agency.  I didn't find anything out from any of these services.  I'm spending way too much time trying to figure out if this is a REAL job or scam.....UGH!!!!!

For now I will keep job searching elsewhere until I have proof and confirmation of Global.  I originally got the email saying he saw my resume on Career Builder and  I am indeed registered on Career Builder.

Any other thoughts or solutions out there from anyone.  I would be GRATEFUL!

Kathy

347-674-5952 - this was the number in the email he sent me not 202-738-1839.

I received the same message from this man Anthony Wexman as well. They appear to have a website that functions and i really don't know if they are a scam or not. It is very hard to know this ahead of time and what kind of scam can they pull with just your name and phone number? I googled and didn't find the business but when you click on the website in his email it goes to a fully functional website. I replied asking what time we could speak this week and wanting to know more details about the position.

Did u really get the job or did I fall for a scam?

Wait ... You think there's a JOB?

HAhahahahahaahahaha. OMG. Too funny. Can't read this page can you. Can't tell truth from lies. Enjoy your new career GETTING SCAMMED for a living.

Did u really get the job?  I received the same emai

MSMET

I received the same email a few days ago.  I talked to Anthony Wexman (who is really hard to understand) and thought he might be on the level.  But, when I checked the address at the top of the Employee Registration Form it comes back to an apartment building on Broadway in New York, not a business building.  I called SMS Support number and it is a bad number. When you google Global Youth Exchange Services, there is no business with that name.  There are close names, but not the one listed in Wexman's emails.  The phone number comes back to a number in PA.

This is the scam i received from Anthony Wexman


My name is Anthony Wexman, I am writing to notify you that our HR department has come to a conclusion that your previous work experience and further info stated in your resume qualifies you for the hiring position of - Education Exchange Coordinator. All terms and conditions formulated in EECoordinator filePlease download it at http://gyes-edu.com/doc/EECoordinator.pdfGlobal Youth Exchange Services offers a variety of services to assist U.S. higher education institutions with international student recruitment. The GYES network can help develop your international enrollment plans and connect you with students around the world. The United States has thousands of accredited colleges and universities renowned for quality, numerous programs of study, and flexibility to change fields of study and schools. The wide range of tuition and living costs makes the United States affordable for hundreds of thousands of international students each year. Professional advisers from GYES offer in hundreds of a variety services to assist U.S. higher education institutions with international student recruitment. GYES network can help develop your international enrollment plans and connect you with students around the world. Advising Centers guide students in their search for institutions or programs of study in the United States that meet their individual needs. Advisers can help you understand the application process, establish timeliness, prepare to take required tests, learn about the U.S. student visa process, and make a smooth transition to a U.S. campus.All of our participants - students, host families, schools, and staff - emerge from the exchange experience uniquely adept to thrive in an ever-changing world. Having seen themselves transformed, they move forward empowered to change the world around them by embracing tolerance, accepting diversity, and promoting cultural understanding. Through our work - welcoming students to the United States, sending Americans abroad and facilitating short-term leadership programs for high school students - "Global Youth Exchange Services" continues to be poised to have a lasting impact on future generations of world citizens and the communities in which they live.To approve getting this vacancy and get some extra information please send me confirmation message about your intentions to get this position. After confirmation we'll send you the instruction and necessary documents to join our team.NB!! Keep in touch with your supervisor or superior manager, it's so important to be in contact with your supervisor to be able to do a high quality work and on time.There are a lot of applicants for the position of the "Education Exchange Coordinator" who are ready begin to work with our company, that's why I would like you to confirm your intentions within 1-2 days. If you have questions, feel free to call.I'll be happy to answer, my direct number is  (347)-674-5952Anthony WexmanSupervising ManagerGlobal Youth Exchange Services

What do you mean. is the company legit or not? what did you find? did you meet james taylor there? this sounds like a conspiracy.

I want start working what I need to do?

Yeah this is most def a scam.... Unfornatuley I fell for the trap and I am now fighting to get my stuff straight

I got the job and I'm love my work now

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I just get back from the office in DC speak with chief of that company and now i want take my words back because I was wrong when I typed my last message

Hey people are you crazy?  Do you have any proofs of it? You will have to pay for every word you type here   in court penalty will be high. Next time think before write anything without proof.

I got the same message and started to worry after read but it is not truth as I'm work for that company 3 month and I'm still working there, everything is fine I got my salary in time.

I received the same message but like a dumby, I actually sent my information thinking is was true since it was based out of DC! They don't have my SSN but they do have my scanned ID info tho. Ugh! I can't believe I have been scammed again!

I got the same email, started checking them out and couldnt find them other than clicking on their link.
Same pay and contract sucks, I call and talked to John Martinez at 202-738-1839. I am glad I got to this information of people who feel the same. They donot have any info of any importance from me. Thank GOD. It's probably a way to fund their Alkaida Operations

I checked the address on google earth. the building looks like anything but an office... perhaps a restaurant!! and the the email had few english grammar mistakes...the cite has dead links and it is not legit
RED FLAG!!!!!!

I have been receiving emails from this guy as well. It was a job offer for USEF as a exchange student coordinator. The job sounded very cool and would be awesome for me but I wanted to make sure it was real. I tried calling the number 2027381843 but got Mr. Taylors voice-mail. He was middle eastern by accent.

The application and contract agreement, I read through it and didn't like it. The application was PDF file, which any large organization doesn't use. And the contract agreement had things in it that didn't even closely pertain to the job such as "inventions". It really pays to do your homework first and go with your gut instinct. Theses scammers are getting smarter with using phone numbers that actually work and such.

I recieved two emails for this scammer. I did not respond to the first one,but the second email i recieved had my name. Email stated this.

Greeting (my name),
My name is James Taylor, I am writing to notify you that our HR department has come to a conclusion that your previous work experience and further info stated in your resume qualifies you for the hiring position of-Education Exchange Coordinator. All terms and form unlated in job Description file. It's remote type of the job so basically for you can work from any location in Canada or United States. Let me explain to you who we are and what we do. "United Student Exchange Foundation" was founded in 1997 as a non-profit organization promoting global learning and leadership through foreign exchange programs and study abroadopportunities. From the very first day of foundation we have been working hard in various innovation programs which are aimed at developing diplomacy and leadership skills in students from developed democratic countries. Since 2003, "World Wide Exchange" has been a leader in providing a wide range of life-changing cultivate exchange experience. "World Wide Exchange" today maintains a proud legacy of offering high-quality progress for high school students.
In the middle of the email he put NA!!! Keep in touch with your supervisor or superior manager, it's so important to be in contact your supervisor to be able to do a high quality work and on time.

NB-Nota Bene
The Latin imperative means "Take notice of this very carefully", that is, pay special attention to this part because it is unusually important, tricky, or confusing.

Email J.Taylor@usef-edu.org
Phone #-(202)738-1843
Fax # (855)212-1270
SMS-(533)900-9001

I also contacted all law enforcement agencies including the FBI and my local police department

me too , i received the same email