<human>: Hey, /r/jobs.

Earlier today, I received an e-mail from an individual named "Agila Ram" at Indosys Corporation, which claims to be a technical recruiter for a number of high-profile technology corporations. The e-mail indicates that, based on my background (they offer no indication of how they discovered my "background," whether through LinkedIn or a resume posted on a job site), they think I might be a good fit for a 12-month contract Content Editor position at a nearby Google office.

I'm skeptical, so I called the Google office in question to see if I could learn whether Indosys is, in fact, used for contract recruitment, but the individual answering the phone said she could not provide that information and couldn't forward me to anyone who could unless I could provide her the name of an HR contact. She then hung up on me.

I ran a search for the position itself, but Google does not indicate that it's looking for a Content Editor in any capacity at any of its offices. I checked out the Indosys website, which exists, but that doesn't exactly instill me with burgeoning confidence. I also found [this thread from 2011] which doesn't really resolve the question, either.

I also ran a search for Indosys on LinkedIn and found an individual who claimed she was employed as a contract worker at Google through Indosys.

I'm not sure whether or not I should proceed. The e-mail says that, to proceed, I must send them my updated resume and contact information. They also offer contact info at the bottom of the e-mail, including an e-mail address and a phone number. I should probably call them, but I'm also not sure what to ask them to help me verify their legitimacy.

Any help would be immensely appreciated.

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<bot>: Received sketchy recruitment e-mail for too-good-to-be-true position. Might actually be legitimate? Need help assessing its validity.