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I have never joined a forum before so this will be a learning process for me. I hope you all grade on a curve. It is amazing to me how many scams there are, but even more amazing is the amount of people who fall victim to these scams. Recently my wife was looking for work through a legitimate job finder site. The only reply to her resime was from a scammer. She was so happy when she received the job offer, that it never entered her mind, it might be a scam. When she told me of the offer I informed her it was a scam. She wanted the offer to be true so bad she called up her father and forworded the offer to him. A smart and successful businessman he to dashed her hopes of it being a legitimate offer. As she was applying in the accounting feild the email requested personal banking information and expressed a need for the company to make direct deposits for compensation but also requested access to her account to make deposit corrections. They would have been able to empty her bank account faster than she could blink. This scam is one that seems to be potentially devistating and easy to fall for when one is desperate for a good career opportunity. It was many pages long and the banking request was the only tell that it was a scam. I am thankful for this site because my wife has a place to look before leaping. Thank You. P
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Dear PnodG
Welcome to our community. For everything there is a beggining. Have you the mails scammer send to your wife? if yes post them in this forum at least this scam will be burned to others who will not be trapped to his method. Welcome again |
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As it happened several months ago I no longer have that one. I did recieve this one today.
WILLIAMS MOORE LAW FIRMMitre House, 160 Aldersgate Street,London EC1A 4DDTEL: +(44 )-704-572-6913Email: contact_moorelawfirm@yahoo.co.in 23/10/2007 Registration number: OC310335.VAT Registration number: 691181919 Dear Beloved Friend, My name is Barrister Williams Moore , I am assigned to contact you on behalf of the Trustees and Executor of the estate of Late Engr David Rollins. I once again try to notify you as my earlier letter was returned undelivered. I hereby attempt to reach you again by this same email address stated here and I wish to notify you that late Engr David Rollins made you a beneficiary to his funds. He left the sum of One Million Two Hundred Thousand Great British Pounds (1.200,000,00 GBP )to you in a Bank account number:52207712321 with a Security Deposit Bank here in london UK. Until his death , he was a member of the Helicopter Society and the Institute of Electronic & Electrical Engineers and also a humanitarian. His great philanthropy earned him numerous awards during his life time.Engr David Rollins died on the 13th day of Feb. 2007 at the age of 80 years, and his funds is now ready for execution.According to him this money is to support your humanitarian activities and to help the poor and the needy in our society. Please if I reach you this time as I am hopeful, endeavor to get back to me as soon as possible to enable me conclude my job.By replying to this e-mail, you will have to update the form below so that I can contact you and also send you the AFFIDAVIT FORM IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION which you will have to fill and submit to the Security Deposit Bank for claims. 1.Name in full............................2.Address......... ........................3.Nationality............. ................4.Age............................. ........5.Occupation.............................. 6.Phone/Fax...............................7.Present Country......................... This is my email contact address : contact_moorelawfirm@yahoo.co.in please get back to me as soon as you read this e-mail so that we can proceed further with remittance to you. I hope to hear from you in no distant time. Yours in Service,Barr. Williams MooreWilliams Moore Law FirmTEL: +(44 )-704-572-6913Time to call (9am to 5pm london time GMT ) I researched and quickly found it to be fraud. Sincerely pnodg |
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