by Diamond
Sat May 18, 2013 6:49 pm
After a certain period of time when I did not receive any scam 'job offers' (actually, there were some, but very stupid & self-evident), I received a scam offer which is more or less well masked. These guys even have a fake website with contact information and license/registration documents showing that this company was incorporated in Madrid, Spain. I suppose these 'documents' are just fakes, but they can look impressing to gullible people. They also have a dozen of other 'open positions', but the only one you can apply online for is Payments Manager/ Payment Processing Services.
What gives them away even in the email is lack of any information about the position (no location - in YOUR AREA, no duties, no requirements, etc.), WAY too generous salary and some other things typical for scammers - like bad grammar sometimes, though in this letter the text is pretty decent compared to other 'offers' I have received.
After visiting their website you become 100% certain that it's a scam, as the "offer" is to recruit "payment processing employees", i.e. money mules. And all the usual pretexts like "until we will be able to open our offices". So I am posting this here as it seems to me that this sort of scam is more dangerous than stupid letters about 'abandoned money' from 'IMF executives' etc. It's well disguised and the sooner people are warned, the better.
Here's the text of the email I received:
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What gives them away even in the email is lack of any information about the position (no location - in YOUR AREA, no duties, no requirements, etc.), WAY too generous salary and some other things typical for scammers - like bad grammar sometimes, though in this letter the text is pretty decent compared to other 'offers' I have received.
After visiting their website you become 100% certain that it's a scam, as the "offer" is to recruit "payment processing employees", i.e. money mules. And all the usual pretexts like "until we will be able to open our offices". So I am posting this here as it seems to me that this sort of scam is more dangerous than stupid letters about 'abandoned money' from 'IMF executives' etc. It's well disguised and the sooner people are warned, the better.
Here's the text of the email I received:
Hello XXXX XXXXXX,
You received a new employment offer from Ready Solutions INC.
You can check this position and you can apply directly on their website.
Position Description
This position is available right away and it is in your area. We think that you are a good fit for our company based on your information.
On our website you will find below you can read all the Position Description, Company Overview, and apply directly if you accept to take this position.
http://www.ready-solutions.com/acc_payable.html
We need an answer from you so we can look for someone else in case you don't want to take it so we would really appreciate a reply if you are not interested.
Position Overview
Company: Ready Solutions INC
Website: http://www.ready-solutions.com
Base Pay: 90,000 -130,000 /Year
Other Pay: Yes
Employee Type: Part-Time/Full-Time
Position Type: Business
Required Training: Not Specified
Required Experience: Not Specified
Required Relocation: None
Contact : Ricardo Gomez
Reference ID: 83414176
Location: Your Area
Contact
You can always contact us by email or phone number provided on our website if you have further questions that needs to be answered.
Ricardo Gomez
[email protected]
Coordinating Manager
Ready Solutions INC
Phone: 0034 631 438 943
Fax: 0034 631 438 943
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