ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 20 (UPI) — Florida authorities are investigating a suspected global identity theft ring that allegedly targeted a local business and job-hunters. Steven Miguel told the Orlando (Fla.) Sentinel the racket came to light when job-seekers across the country started calling about help-wanted ads that his construction-project management company, Design 2 Keys, had never posted. The firm tracked a scheme that uses stolen corporate information to cheat hundreds of thousands of job-seekers, Miguel said. It uses fake Web sites, bulk e-mails, phony job applications and bank fraud to steal people’s money and personal data, he said. The scheme includes Russian mailing addresses, Polish e-mail addresses, a German e-mail company and telephone and fax numbers in Washington state, said Miguel’s attorney, who tracked the fake domain names, Web sites and e-mail accounts. Design 2 Keys is suing the alleged thieves, in state court in Orlando, even though the company cannot identify them, for corporate identity theft, computer crime, forgery and racketeering. The FBI would not comment on the case but confirmed a rise in online job scams during the recession, the report said. The Orange County Consumer Fraud Unit said the complaint has been referred to the cybercrime unit of the sheriff’s office. Article…