Does anyone have a Dun and Bradstreet login?

[Dirty D]

I had an interview at a coffee shop for a startup and the guy immediately emailed me the pre employment paperwork that wants basically all of my personal info. The guy said he had an HVAC company in FL before he moved to AZ and I searched the FL contractors database and couldn’t find him or his company, he doesn’t have an AZROC license yet either but I did find an LLC in the name of the company but his name wasn’t anywhere on the filing. If anyone has a D&B login and can see if he is associated with any of these companies I would appreciate it.

 

[hlee]

Interview at a coffee shop? That basically says "Company is too poor to afford an office." That would be my first red flag.

Or, he's scammer trying to phish.

 

[NoDopes]

Identity theft in 3....2....

 

[smoothy8500]

immediately emailed me the pre employment paperwork that wants basically all of my personal info.

Well, my daughter has a friend that got scammed that way by a "company" looking to supposedly hire him........

 

[oneshot86]

I had an interview at a coffee shop for a startup and the guy immediately emailed me the pre employment paperwork that wants basically all of my personal info. The guy said he had an HVAC company in FL before he moved to AZ and I searched the FL contractors database and couldn’t find him or his company, he doesn’t have an AZROC license yet either but I did find an LLC in the name of the company but his name wasn’t anywhere on the filing. If anyone has a D&B login and can see if he is associated with any of these companies I would appreciate it.

As you know, there is and has been a shortage of skilled trades.
You're in the driver's seat, tell him you won't give him all the info until things progress future.

You do know why you didn't find his name , it wasn't there.
Good luck

 

[LRS76251]

Logins aren’t required to look up a business on DUNS. Linky here https://www.dnb.com/duns-number/lookup.html
Good luck. I wouldn’t be afraid to ask the business contact for their info including their specific NAICS code they do business under. Hope this helps.

 

[HPIguy]

Interview at a coffee shop? That basically says "Company is too poor to afford an office." That would be my first red flag.

Or, he's scammer trying to phish.

It's actually commonplace nowadays, nothing to be alarmed about.

 

[Dirty D]

I said fuck it and took a job at a different company for substantially more than he was offering.