Looks like money laundering or payprocess scam

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Probably would request transfer out by moneygram or such. Money in would most probably be fraudulent transfer.

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Position: Operations Clerk

Gedeon Kraus take a multi-brand recruitment approach for the organizations and offers a huge number of choices in job placement that suitable to your skills.

Sometimes we have customers that owe us funds and pay us in financial instruments cashable only in the local area. Since we work all over the world, it is easier for our customers to transfer money to our Operations Clerk who are in the same area. After receiving funds Operations Clerk must record information about transfer and report. Then send money to one of our branches.

If you are interested in, please reply us to [email protected] .

Have a good day!