This is a little bit new. It's just a reshipper scam, but it targets Australians, and provides an Australian phone number (probably one of those numbers that you can forward anywhere for a fee). Be careful, Aussies, this is a scam that I usually see targeted at Americans. The scammers want to purchase things using stolen credit cards and have them shipped locally so as to reduce suspicion. They will then pay you to forward the goods internationally -- but you'll be guilty of trafficing stolen goods.
I have no idea what WWM is supposed to stand for at this point in time. Post comments if you have further information.
I have no idea what WWM is supposed to stand for at this point in time. Post comments if you have further information.
---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: [redacted (false, random)]
Date: 2008/10/2 UTC
Subject: Make good money with WWM!
To: [redacted (privacy)]
The company of WWM offers you an opportunity to have an
additional income working form home.
WWM is an international company that provides mail and parcel
forwarding services on a world scale. Being a prosperous organization
with a continuing expansion in its business WWM is constantly employing
individuals who are interested in the position of Correspondence Agent.
Carrying out simple tasks for only a few hours a week appears to be
profitable and beneficial; in addition to that this job does not
require any special skills or education.
Job description:
- receiving mail or packages sent to your personal address
- checking correspondence items for external defects and repacking packages when it is necessary
- forwarding received correspondence to its proper destination place via a courier delivery service
Note! All the expenses for correspondence forwarding are covered.
Requirements:
- be 18 years old
- be a citizen of the Australian
- be able to respond to e-mails and phone calls every 24 hours
- be financially responsible for handling correspondence
The payment corresponds to the amount of packagesmail forwarded within
a set period of time; it is $40 per item!
For immediate consideration send your resume to kellyadman31@gmail.com
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns:
e-mail: kellyadman1@gmail.com
phone: +61 2 8005 6913
Sincerely,
Kelly Harris,
Advertising manager
WWM
From: [redacted (false, random)]
Date: 2008/10/2 UTC
Subject: Make good money with WWM!
To: [redacted (privacy)]
The company of WWM offers you an opportunity to have an
additional income working form home.
WWM is an international company that provides mail and parcel
forwarding services on a world scale. Being a prosperous organization
with a continuing expansion in its business WWM is constantly employing
individuals who are interested in the position of Correspondence Agent.
Carrying out simple tasks for only a few hours a week appears to be
profitable and beneficial; in addition to that this job does not
require any special skills or education.
Job description:
- receiving mail or packages sent to your personal address
- checking correspondence items for external defects and repacking packages when it is necessary
- forwarding received correspondence to its proper destination place via a courier delivery service
Note! All the expenses for correspondence forwarding are covered.
Requirements:
- be 18 years old
- be a citizen of the Australian
- be able to respond to e-mails and phone calls every 24 hours
- be financially responsible for handling correspondence
The payment corresponds to the amount of packagesmail forwarded within
a set period of time; it is $40 per item!
For immediate consideration send your resume to kellyadman31@gmail.com
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns:
e-mail: kellyadman1@gmail.com
phone: +61 2 8005 6913
Sincerely,
Kelly Harris,
Advertising manager
WWM
1 comment:
Both bobbear and scamfraudalert have reshipping scams from World Wide Mail.
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