by mysteryquest
Fri Nov 14, 2014 10:43 am
AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION" [email protected] / Fake Job Scam
These scammers are impersonating the real Australian High Commission!
From: "AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION" [email protected]
Date: Nov 14, 2014 11:40 AM
Subject: VISA PROCESSING INFORMATION
To:
Cc:
Good Day
I wish to inform you that all your document have been verified and your details documented properly,with respect to our phone conversation, you are required to pay the visa application fee first, after paying it, send me a scanned bank teller of the paid amount and you will be issued an appointment letter and an official receipt of the AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION Below is the account details where you need to make the payment of the visa application fees, after you have made the payment please send me a scanned copy of the bank teller so your appointment letter can be issued so you will come for your visa Interview. please send me a copy of the following documents.This will enable me do proper verification.
1) a copy of your Passport
2) a scanned passport photograph
3)a copy of your CV
4) a copy of your job agreement
BANK NAME: STATE BANK OF INDIA
ACCOUNT NAME: PRICILLA SAWIHO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:20226684610
IFSC: SBIN0014933
Mary Lou
Officer In Charge of Visa Registration and Processing
Australian High Commission
1/50-G, Shantipath,
Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi,
Delhi 110021
+917531978469
Please read carefully because this applies to every job offer you receive! 99% of email job offers are scams! When asking if a job offer is fake, include the entire email you received! No real company hires you without an in person, face to face interview. An email, online or telephone interview is always a scam! No real company ever charges any money for a job for any reason including housing, couriers, insurance, visas or work permits! If they want you to pay and say they will refund the costs, you will just send money to a fake embassy official, travel agency or lawyer who is a really a scammer! Read: www.scam-job-emails.tk No real company, government or visa agent ever uses a free or public email address (yahoo.com gmail.com hotmail.com, aol.com, admin.in.th, etc.) Email addresses like diplomats.com, counsellor.com, consultant.com, lawyer.com etc. are also free email addresses. Read: www.scam-email-addresses.tk No real company, government, lawyer, travel agent or visa agent ever requests money via wire to a bank account or by Western Union or MoneyGram. Read: www.never-wire-money-to-strangers.tk No real company uses a telephone number that begins with +44 70, +44 871, +44 870, +44 844, or +44 845. Those are forwarding numbers which are not in the UK. Read: www.scam-telephone-numbers.tk If the company does not have a website or the website does not work, it is a scam! Do not assume a website is legit! Read www.scamwebsites.tk There are no exceptions! Don't let a scammers convince you otherwise! A scammer is only as smart as his victim is naive! If something sounds too good to be true, it is a scam! Publicity defeats scammers. Post the scam emails you receive and warn your friends! Always "Google" all telephone numbers, email addresses and websites in any job offer to see if it has already been posted as a scam
These scammers are impersonating the real Australian High Commission!
From: "AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION" [email protected]
Date: Nov 14, 2014 11:40 AM
Subject: VISA PROCESSING INFORMATION
To:
Cc:
Good Day
I wish to inform you that all your document have been verified and your details documented properly,with respect to our phone conversation, you are required to pay the visa application fee first, after paying it, send me a scanned bank teller of the paid amount and you will be issued an appointment letter and an official receipt of the AUSTRALIAN HIGH COMMISSION Below is the account details where you need to make the payment of the visa application fees, after you have made the payment please send me a scanned copy of the bank teller so your appointment letter can be issued so you will come for your visa Interview. please send me a copy of the following documents.This will enable me do proper verification.
1) a copy of your Passport
2) a scanned passport photograph
3)a copy of your CV
4) a copy of your job agreement
BANK NAME: STATE BANK OF INDIA
ACCOUNT NAME: PRICILLA SAWIHO
ACCOUNT NUMBER:20226684610
IFSC: SBIN0014933
Mary Lou
Officer In Charge of Visa Registration and Processing
Australian High Commission
1/50-G, Shantipath,
Chanakyapuri,
New Delhi,
Delhi 110021
+917531978469
Please read carefully because this applies to every job offer you receive! 99% of email job offers are scams! When asking if a job offer is fake, include the entire email you received! No real company hires you without an in person, face to face interview. An email, online or telephone interview is always a scam! No real company ever charges any money for a job for any reason including housing, couriers, insurance, visas or work permits! If they want you to pay and say they will refund the costs, you will just send money to a fake embassy official, travel agency or lawyer who is a really a scammer! Read: www.scam-job-emails.tk No real company, government or visa agent ever uses a free or public email address (yahoo.com gmail.com hotmail.com, aol.com, admin.in.th, etc.) Email addresses like diplomats.com, counsellor.com, consultant.com, lawyer.com etc. are also free email addresses. Read: www.scam-email-addresses.tk No real company, government, lawyer, travel agent or visa agent ever requests money via wire to a bank account or by Western Union or MoneyGram. Read: www.never-wire-money-to-strangers.tk No real company uses a telephone number that begins with +44 70, +44 871, +44 870, +44 844, or +44 845. Those are forwarding numbers which are not in the UK. Read: www.scam-telephone-numbers.tk If the company does not have a website or the website does not work, it is a scam! Do not assume a website is legit! Read www.scamwebsites.tk There are no exceptions! Don't let a scammers convince you otherwise! A scammer is only as smart as his victim is naive! If something sounds too good to be true, it is a scam! Publicity defeats scammers. Post the scam emails you receive and warn your friends! Always "Google" all telephone numbers, email addresses and websites in any job offer to see if it has already been posted as a scam
