I this company a scam or not?

I got an offer letter from Relvion LLC. With pay about 55000 per month. But the interesting thing is the scheduled me an interview which i have not attended but also i got the OL. And i am a fresher hired for Java Developer role.

Please help me...

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u/Bro_1831 — 1 day ago
▲ 1 r/typing

I can type 80-90WPM, any job available.

I am doing it for part time around 2-3 hours per day, if anybody have something to type, let me know, it may be document for example. I have my own laptop.

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u/Bro_1831 — 24 days ago

I can type 80-90WPM, any job available.

I am doing it for part time around 2-3 hours per day, if anybody have something to type, let me know, it may be document for example. I have my own laptop.

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u/Bro_1831 — 1 month ago

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