Follow Ups/Extra Information. Most recent is listed first.

I actually took the pre-skill assessment test and it had pretty legit questions. They were questions that the certification exam would ask. I really did not want to believe it was a scam, but someone spent a good deal of time putting those questions together.. and all for a $19.99 study guide scam?? It was hard for me to believe, but I faced the facts when I received no phone interview on our "scheduled" time.
Completely makes sense now how the scammer made this disclaimer in every email:
"We are still having troubles with our email and phone communication system." Oh gee I wonder why.. maybe because everything is fake?
I learned my lesson.. and others can learn it too.

I actually took the pre-skill assessment test and it had pretty legit questions. They were questions that the certification exam would ask. I really did not want to believe it was a scam, but someone spent a good deal of time putting those questions together.. and all for a $19.99 study guide scam?? It was hard for me to believe, but I faced the facts when I received no phone interview on our "scheduled" time.
Completely makes sense now how the scammer made this disclaimer in every email:
"We are still having troubles with our email and phone communication system." Oh gee I wonder why.. maybe because everything is fake?
I learned my lesson.. and others can learn it too.

I received the same random email from a Mr. Kevin Mayer about a Plasma Center Technician in Stafford, TC. I was asked to take a Pre Employment Questionnaire as well as a Pre-assessment exam. I was not told which company was actually hiring for this position, nor was I given a location. I still somewhat believe that this may not be a scam, as the Assessment exam seems to be legit, although I have yet to take it. But I was sent a link to jumbabooks.com as well, to review the material before taking the exam, but it seems that it is not mandatory, but just an option.
Also, the deloittesearch contact email always comes back in error, and the phone number doesnt seem to work, always a busy dial tone, which Mr. Kevin Mayer explained as a technical error. But he still claims that he's getting my emails. Hopefully this job offer is the real deal.

My experience with this scam is the exactly the same as the previous commenter, except the position I was emailed about was a Training Development Specialist one. I was very surprised when I was asked to pay for an ebook in the amount of $19.99 in order to study for a so called skills assessment test. That immediately alerted me that it was a scam. No legit company is going to ask you to pay for study material, especially for a job that is not guaranteed. Shame on this so called Kevin Mayer for trying to take advantage of people during such a sensitive time as our job search.
I also received the EXACT same back and forth email communication, and the excuse of having email and telephone issues. Please do not be fooled by this company. It is a shame that people can be this evil.