This scam looks stylistically similar to the Charmilles Sales scam reported several weeks ago, including the use of diverse Gmail contact addresses. As with that scam, the target audience seems to be Australians, suggesting that this is direct transfer fraud rather than cheque fraud. Anyone who has received money from these scammers should not withdraw it, but contact the financial institution in question immediately and notify them that the transaction is believed to be fraudulent.
-------- Forwarded Message --------
From: [redacted]
To: [redacted]
Subject: Part-time Easy To Start Position.
Date: Tue, 9 Oct 2007 19:04:40 +0200
The Best Offer on the Net!
Looking for a fun job that pays good? Would you like to buy a new car and be able to support your family?
Nowadays internet became a solution to a numerous problems including a lack of employment.
With a help of QProx Sales Group based in France you have an opportunity of making 1200 AUD a week spending just 2 hours a day Monday-Friday.
What can be better? Feel free and enjoy your life, stop worrying about bills anymore, we found a solution. The answer lies in a conception of taxation loop between two countries. You, as an individual have a chance of providing your service in a position called "Fund Operator"!
A new generation opportunity! If you received this note you can consider yourself lucky. Position was created with maximum comfort for employee. Don't wait to receive more information, you can start making first money within 24 hours.
Requirements for this position:
Be able to check your e-mail 3-4 times a day.
At least 1.5 hours of spare time Monday-Friday.
18+ years old.
Your current location: Australia.
Benefits:
#No money involved to get started
#No past experience required
#No school degree required
Salary 1200+ AUD a week / Daily Payout! Can't beat that
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If you meet all requirements and ready to get full information on this position - reply to: Sales.QProx@gmail.com
Currently Hiring!
Good Luck!
Friday, October 12, 2007
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3 comments:
Thanks for the post, I was sure it was scam email I received. And it was great to be able to do a a search and find out how thw scam worked.
yep, good to know.
Problem is we're not the ones they target.
HI there, I have just received an identical email from a female called Karla Kurtz offering a fake position for residents in Australia from a company called Scanac located in Budapest.
SUCKER! I am a Hungarian living Down Under and have some brain...
Beware of emails from this sender: dnbakn@boxley.com
First rule: if it sounds to be too good to be true, IT IS FAKE!
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