Monday, May 12, 2008

I Hope You Do Not Fall For This Stuff

A friend of mine, a police officer, just bailed his son out of the slam on a fraud charge. Seems he answered one of these emails. What these companies do is send stolen or forged check to people like the cop's son who deposit them in their own accounts. The deal is they keep some money and send most of the proceeds to an overseas account. In time the banks see the fraud, call the cops, and the poor lad is arrested for bank fraud. Banks and cops cannot accept "I didn't know" since the act is illegal and there is no question who did the act. (Also, real criminals would just claim they did not know.) Note, the return emails mean nothing, since those can be spoofed. Check it out...



From: ehwiden@cirimeleelectric.com
Subject: Position available
Date: April 25, 2008 11:15:31 AM PDT
To: john@johnspiers.comce.

Established 11 year-old Cargo Transportaion company, which focuses on a positive company culture and values and has rapid growth plans in the USA is seeking career-oriented people to join our team. If working for a company that strives to make it easy for our customers and associates interests you come be a part of the AmeriFreight Enterprises success story.
AmeriFreight Enterprise is currently seeking an Regional Representatives and managers for our USA location. AmeriFreight Enterprise currently operates in all states.
Requirements Assistant Manager of our representative:

- NO START UP FEES.

- Candidates will gain experience with our managers.

- No relocation.

- Salary 2200 USD per week and more.

Salary is commensurate with experience.

For priority consideration, e-mail your resume along with your salary history and/or salary requirements with giving reference to the following in the subject line: Regional Representative, Manager

E-mail: AmeriFreightcom@aol.com

Regards, Robert L. Dupree, 1997-2008 AmeriFreight Enterpise.

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