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Got this in my email:
Rams International Pty. Ltd.
PO Box 1400, Canberra City,
ACT, 2601, Australia.
Hello,
my name is Michael Nguyen and I am Rams International Hiring manager. We have found your CV at TotalJobs jobs board and decided to offer this job to you.
Our services
When buying-selling operations via the Internet are concerned, the buyer and the seller don't know each other (they may be placed in different corners of the world) - it is very important both to the buyer and the seller for their deal to be made safely. Payment Protection means receiving money, documents, goods (it might be both the seller's and the buyer's) concerning the transaction to a reliable, experienced, impartial person - our Payment Protection agent. The agent will hold all the documents and money until all the terms of the deal are satisfied and only then release them to the intended receiver. Please, visit our web-site for more information. (http://www.ramsinternational.com/)
Why we need Payment Protection agents
Having a Payment Protection agent in every country we can quickly transfer funds inside a country without wasting time on the international bank transfers, and continue our rapid growth rather than overwhelming our own bank account with inbound and outbound transactions leading to severe hold times and possible service interruption. It is time that is of significant importance to our clients.
Career and Benefits
Your main task will be receiving money transactions to any bank account you would like to use for the purposes of this job; and then forwarding these transactions to the next party of the Payment Protection process according to our instructions. You will benefit from the commissions, which are 5-7% of each transaction and depend on the quantity of the completed transactions and the speed of your work. Besides, you will be paid a basic salary of 1500 GBP per month.
For your convenience there will be no paychecks, your commission will remain in your account after every successfully completed transaction. The money transfer fee is not included in your commission, meaning that you will deduct it from the received amount, not from your commission. Also you receive 5-7% of the transaction amount. Normally the amounts that we process vary from 2,000 GBP to 10,000 GBP, but can go higher on special occasions.
Job details
As the financial activity in your area is not too high, a Payment Protection agent will be processing approximately 1-2 transactions per week. Each transaction requires approximately 4-5 hours of the agent work. Our manager always calls the agent beforehand to provide all the instructions. Therefore, with the due time management, the agent is able to combine this job with other activities (e.g. primary job or studies).
If you are ready to proceed, please provide your AVAILABLE phone number to our hiring manager (Paul Marsden) at hiring@ramsinternational.com
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need more information.
--
Sincerely yours,
Michael Nguyen,
Rams International Pty. Ltd.
http://ramsinternational.com/
What a load of crap. I wonder is the name of the company deliberately spells RIP Ltd
Rams International Pty. Ltd.
PO Box 1400, Canberra City,
ACT, 2601, Australia.
Hello,
my name is Michael Nguyen and I am Rams International Hiring manager. We have found your CV at TotalJobs jobs board and decided to offer this job to you.
Our services
When buying-selling operations via the Internet are concerned, the buyer and the seller don't know each other (they may be placed in different corners of the world) - it is very important both to the buyer and the seller for their deal to be made safely. Payment Protection means receiving money, documents, goods (it might be both the seller's and the buyer's) concerning the transaction to a reliable, experienced, impartial person - our Payment Protection agent. The agent will hold all the documents and money until all the terms of the deal are satisfied and only then release them to the intended receiver. Please, visit our web-site for more information. (http://www.ramsinternational.com/)
Why we need Payment Protection agents
Having a Payment Protection agent in every country we can quickly transfer funds inside a country without wasting time on the international bank transfers, and continue our rapid growth rather than overwhelming our own bank account with inbound and outbound transactions leading to severe hold times and possible service interruption. It is time that is of significant importance to our clients.
Career and Benefits
Your main task will be receiving money transactions to any bank account you would like to use for the purposes of this job; and then forwarding these transactions to the next party of the Payment Protection process according to our instructions. You will benefit from the commissions, which are 5-7% of each transaction and depend on the quantity of the completed transactions and the speed of your work. Besides, you will be paid a basic salary of 1500 GBP per month.
For your convenience there will be no paychecks, your commission will remain in your account after every successfully completed transaction. The money transfer fee is not included in your commission, meaning that you will deduct it from the received amount, not from your commission. Also you receive 5-7% of the transaction amount. Normally the amounts that we process vary from 2,000 GBP to 10,000 GBP, but can go higher on special occasions.
Job details
As the financial activity in your area is not too high, a Payment Protection agent will be processing approximately 1-2 transactions per week. Each transaction requires approximately 4-5 hours of the agent work. Our manager always calls the agent beforehand to provide all the instructions. Therefore, with the due time management, the agent is able to combine this job with other activities (e.g. primary job or studies).
If you are ready to proceed, please provide your AVAILABLE phone number to our hiring manager (Paul Marsden) at hiring@ramsinternational.com
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you need more information.
--
Sincerely yours,
Michael Nguyen,
Rams International Pty. Ltd.
http://ramsinternational.com/
What a load of crap. I wonder is the name of the company deliberately spells RIP Ltd
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Edited by blindswelledrat on Tuesday 15th September 13:15
I actually think these scams serve a useful purpose that is not being fully exploited yet.
For example, anyone that has ANY charge of any responsibility and / or money, who falls for these scams, should immediately be put in a home with all the other special people that fall for these scams.
It would save a lot of money for this country in the long run IMO, plus it may stop them breeding the next generation of idiot.
The banking fake websites, some which look pretty good, I have some partial understanding how people who never really use the internet may fall for them, but most of the other scams are just retarded, and so are the people that fall for them.
For example, anyone that has ANY charge of any responsibility and / or money, who falls for these scams, should immediately be put in a home with all the other special people that fall for these scams.
It would save a lot of money for this country in the long run IMO, plus it may stop them breeding the next generation of idiot.
The banking fake websites, some which look pretty good, I have some partial understanding how people who never really use the internet may fall for them, but most of the other scams are just retarded, and so are the people that fall for them.
RobCrezz said:
Weird, it looks very well done for a scam.
Agreed, seeing as it asks you to contact a genuine e-mail, rather than clicking a diguised link to a forged website.How does this scam work then, or is the actual company Rams International a front for scam artists? They've certainly put the effort in if it is?
EDIT: Ah, after some research, it's much in the same lines as someone 'overpaying' you for an item, and you sending the excess funds on to a third party.
It's a new one to me!
Edited by shakotan on Tuesday 15th September 13:31
This type of scam is quite well constructed, because it's a crucial link in a chain. The scam is where the person forwards funds stolen from comprimised bank accounts, ie. they get a BACS/FPS transfer in, then they wire it out to a foreign country. The reason being that with most accounts, you can't transfer funds outside the UK. Obviously the sucker doesn't get their £1500 a month or 5-7% cut, but they would get a visit from their local CID and no end of hassle from their bank.
Edited by Gareth79 on Tuesday 15th September 14:07
Just had this one through. I don't think it's a scam because the English is so perfect!
"----- Original Message -----
From: Alliance & Leicester PLC
To: Me
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 8:07 AM
Subject: Important Message
Dear Valued Customer.
Additional security on our website bring unity and combined strength to our commitment to provide exceptional banking in the UK,
it's strongly required that you should Validate your logon and security Details.
Validate account login
This email was sent automatically please do not respond"
Actually, I think it may be a scam as I'm not even an Alliance & Leicester customer!
"----- Original Message -----
From: Alliance & Leicester PLC
To: Me
Sent: Wednesday, September 16, 2009 8:07 AM
Subject: Important Message
Dear Valued Customer.
Additional security on our website bring unity and combined strength to our commitment to provide exceptional banking in the UK,
it's strongly required that you should Validate your logon and security Details.
Validate account login
This email was sent automatically please do not respond"
Actually, I think it may be a scam as I'm not even an Alliance & Leicester customer!
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