Express Shipping Company is this a scam??

I am wondering if anyone here knows about this, if this is a scam

Dear

A quickly growing United Kindom Express Delivery Firm handlind accepting, repacking,
consolidation and delivering parcels to any place
and one of the major leaders in the sphere of business states the additional
engagement for a part-time home-based position.
To provide the customers with the first class service standard we need
the employees in all the American states for the Agent vacancy. We don't
have any requirements concerning your place of living, age and education level.
The most important is your eagerness and ability to carry out the Firm’s tasks.

The Agent obligations:
- gathering the parcels at your address;
- external examination of the orders;
- taking photos of the received postings, scanning/photographing papers;
- repacking the items;
- orders gathering in one posting;
- printing the customs documents and prepaid shipping labels;
- getting the packages and the other things from the Organization, which
are required for rearranging and consolidation of the parcels,
gettingthe funds for delivering the postingsto the clients;
- shipping the parcels to the clientswith the prepaid shipping tags or for the funds of the Company;

We require:
- 1-2 hours of spare time during business hours Mon-Fri;
- PC or laptop availability with the Internet, camera and printer;
- responsibility and swiftness in tasks performance;

The Firm guarantees a fixed salary of $1000 p/month,
in addition we pay $50 for each processed order and the monthly bonuses.

The first paycheck freelancer will receive after 45 sent orders
and then every Friday, and at the end of the month home payment!

Robert Richman from Express Shiping Company

emails + contact

[email protected] via spike.nswebhost.com
Robert Richman [email protected]

phone number used
786-623-5584

contract:

http://www.mediafire.com/view/?dtbdkibcmd28h94

Hello hgabe and welcome to scamwarners.

Yes it is a scam.

The scammer wants his victims to be mules. He wants to send victims stolen property bought with stolen credit card information. Once the victim receives the merchandise he will have the items repackaged and sent to him or other scammers.

Later the credit card company and merchant will learn of the scam and report the re-shipper to Law Enforcement.

If the scammer does pay you. It will be a fake check, money order or from a stolen bank account.

how do i get out of this and I still have one of the packages

how do i get out of this and I still have one of the packages

My advice would for you to contact your local Police. Give them the remaining packages, Mailing labels and anything else the scammer sent you.

You will also want to keep the emails and print them off. Show the Police the emails.

You also will want to notify your local Postal Inspector.

By chance they have your banking details. You will want to notify your bank.

Stop communicating with them. They may send you false threats and attempt to scam you in the future with a different name, email address and scam script.

To add to what Byron said:

Sometimes the police will not want to take ownership of the packages. If that happens, you don't want to keep stolen property, and you don't want to forward it to the thieves, as either makes you part of the crime and can get you arrested.

If you have opened the package or cannot mark it "return to sender" for other reasons, it is best to be proactive. Most of the time, as Byron said, the scammers use stolen credit card or bank information to order items from legitimate businesses. The business may not even know that the payment is fraudulent yet, as the card or account owner may not have identified the unapproved purchases yet. You can also contact the business (do this AFTER contacting the police and filing a report.) Explain what happened, that you now realize that these may have been fraudulent purchases, and see if they want to further investigate and/or arrange a return. If they refuse return, keep a record of who you contacted and what was said, so that later, when they do realize there is a problem, you can show you made every effort to address the situation.

As Byron said, do not expect a paycheck. If you get one at all, it will be fraudulent, and cashing and spending it will land you in an even bigger heap of trouble.

Did this "company" have a website?

no it doesn't even have a website I am returning the packages

I got the same job offer by a company name Logicpartnership.eu they looked really legid but in there website there wasn't that much info and the phone number did not worked.That was the red flags for me.Thank you for your information because I was really confuse. But now i know the deal I'm just not going to reacive the package.