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Nearex - a scam?
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I have been sent the same email too. and yes it is a scam.
"
Hello.
We have found your resume on the jobsite site and paragoned your data with the demands
we take into consideration when looking for our staff. We are happy to announce that you satisfy
the position we are launching right now.
The Nearex Company has opened a very well-paid vacancy with flexible working hours.
Location: The UK
If you are searching for a part-time job, please write us to: [EMAIL="tonymontana@nearex.com"]tonymontana@nearex.com[/EMAIL]
Short resume attached is recommended.
Have a happy day,
Tony Montana"
I get this all the time!!!!!:(:(:(:(:(:(0 -
juhlholdaway wrote: »I have been sent the same email too. and yes it is a scam.
"
Hello.
We have found your resume on the jobsite site and paragoned your data with the demands
we take into consideration when looking for our staff. We are happy to announce that you satisfy
the position we are launching right now.
The Nearex Company has opened a very well-paid vacancy with flexible working hours.
Location: The UK
If you are searching for a part-time job, please write us to: [EMAIL="tonymontana@nearex.com"]tonymontana@nearex.com[/EMAIL]
Short resume attached is recommended.
Have a happy day,
Tony Montana"
I get this all the time!!!!!:(:(:(:(:(:(
I thought Tony Montana died in a gun fight...0 -
I got the same email from jobsite, and I've let them know - you can do it here, they should have proper checks in place to stop this happening...
sorry can't post the link so here is the address - as it's not easy to find (just put the dots back in):
www jobsite co uk/home/help_candidate.html0 -
Hi all....well if none of you are going to give them a try... i have and so far things look ok....i am sceptical about whos bank they think their using but it will be interesting to see £10.000 go through mine!! lol
Dont knock it till you try it!
Watch this space i will let you know asap how i get on....oh and the web site is nearex.com seems above board so far.
Private :think:Eye
Jenna0 -
Jenna eh? Joined MSE just to tell us that this is legit? Yeah - post back and tell us how it goes with this scam.0
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Hi all....well if none of you are going to give them a try... i have and so far things look ok....i am sceptical about whos bank they think their using but it will be interesting to see £10.000 go through mine!! lol
Dont knock it till you try it!
Watch this space i will let you know asap how i get on....oh and the web site is nearex.com seems above board so far.
Private :think:Eye
Jenna0 -
Like other folk I've just received a similar email from "Richard Green" using a Yahoo mail address and decided to check it out. Lots of alarm bells on this site but the clinch was when I went to the nearex.com website - "Account suspended" - speaks volumes.
Just off to get my barge pole...
Hello. We have found your resume on the <jobsite-url> site and matched your details with the demands we take into consideration when searching for our staff. We are pleased to say that you correspond totally to the position we are launching right now. The Nearex Company has opened a very well-paid position with flexible working schedule. Location: The United Kingdom of Great Britain. If you are searching for a part-time job, please write us to: richardgreenconsult@ymail.com Short resume attached is recommended. Have a happy day, Richard Green0 -
Job Fairs
Good afternoon. We have found your CV on the https://www.jobsite.co.uk site and compared your data with the demands we take into consideration when searching for our staff. We are happy to announce that you correspond totally to the vacancy we are launching right now. The Nearex Company has opened a very well-paid job offer with flexible working time-table. Location: The UK. If you are looking for a part-time job, please write us to: richardgreenconsult@ymail.com Short CV attached is recommended. Have a happy day, Richard Green0 -
Hmm - joker alert?
Richard Greene (with an 'e') played Robin Hood in a TV series long, long ago.....0 -
Of coure it's a scam - The 'payments' you receive will be in the form of a cheque you pay into your bank account. You'll be asked to keep 10% for yourself, and forward on the rest via W-e-s-t-e-r-n U-n-i-o-n to some person you've never heard of before. So you pay the cheque into your account, and a couple of days later it appears in your bank account. As the cheque appears to have 'cleared', you withdraw the money and send it via WU. Then, a few days or even weeks later, your bank tells you the cheque was fake/stolen, and deducts the money from your account, leaving you out of pocket."You were only supposed to blow the bl**dy doors off!!"0
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