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Mrben
29 Mar 10 15:19
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I don't know what its like in the UK but here in aust these nigerians are rampant.


I received this email.These scammers seem to have a new angle.

Ceffin Consulting & Finanace is 1 of the leading providers of consulting services in the earth. Our success depends both on high quality of services and on professionally managed and reliable business processes.

This is the reason why quality is our main concern. However, the only way to reach top-notch quality in our business is permanent struggle for quality and engineering of very stable procedures.

It is not possible to reach high quality standards without dedicated personnel striving for flawless operation of processes and projects in their daily life. Currently we have a Financial Manager opening. No deadlines for applications are set.

The job of Financial Manager includes processing of money transfers, sent to his bank accounts by company clients. Upon receiving a transfer the Financial Manager has to redirect it to the account specified by our dispatchers. All you need for this job are: 3-4 free hours a day, your wish, ability to work in a team and responsibility. The initial wages will equal five% of total turnover.

Requirements to employee:

* 20 years old and high
* Be able to check your e-mail different times of day
* Should have bank account
* Have a skill to communicate and access to the Internet.
* Foreign language, English is better.
* To have an opportunity in any working hours to go to closest Western Union location and make money transfer.

Information:

* Generous wages. Your salary will originally make 5 percent from each payment. After 5 remittances if you will operatively work and correctly, your salary raises up to 10 percent.
* Opportunity of increase in your earnings.
* Free seminars and training, after six months of good job.


If you are interested in this position, reply to e-mail: FinancialCefinc@*******.com


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apart from the obvious scam these idiots can't help themselves by the dead giveaways-" must have bank account" must be near a western union office so can make money transfer."

I dont know which is worse, the nigerians or the viagra sellers.

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By:
SmileyMiley
When: 29 Mar 10 15:29
Nigerian Viagra sellers are the worst!!
By:
chisel
When: 30 Mar 10 09:53
Mr B

How do you know it is a scam?
By:
Mrben
When: 30 Mar 10 13:32
hi chisel, firstly I didnt apply for any jobs.2.payment is 5% of transfers.transfers of what?3.WESTERN UNION a dead give away.
It varies but it goes something like this
We send you 10,000 usd you send us back 9500usd keep 500 usd as your salary[lolololol]
But first you must send us 180 usd to get the ball rolling.OR if your really stupid send us the 10,000usd and we will send you back 10,500 usd.

If the criminals behind it have some capital the firsy few times you may actually get your 500usd.Then they say they have a big amount for you since your so good and trusted.500,000usd, your commission 25,000usd.

They send out 50,000 spam emailsang get maybe50 replies @ 180 usd each.There really are some gullible people out there.
By:
ooO{Alpha Centauri}Ooo
When: 30 Mar 10 20:18
http://www.bobbear.co.uk/cefin-consulting-and-finance.html
By:
Count without the o
When: 30 Mar 10 21:00
anyone that falls for this should have all their decision making rights removed.
By:
YOULITTLEBOTTY
When: 30 Mar 10 21:45
Mr B
Don't you think you were being a bit gullible yourself in answering Chisel's very obvious wind-up question ?
By:
The Investor
When: 30 Mar 10 21:55
chisel 30 Mar 09:53
Mr B

How do you know it is a scam?


It's blatantly obvious :D
By:
Narcolepzzzzzz
When: 31 Mar 10 00:03
http://www.419eater.com/html/bigman.htm
By:
chisel
When: 31 Mar 10 11:45
YLB

LOL

We are on the same wave length!!!
By:
Super Hanzz
When: 04 Apr 10 00:47
LOL
By:
The Investor
When: 04 Apr 10 19:55
I got an email from someone telling me I had received an inheritance of $2 million. After some emails I spoke to the guy on the phone. He started mentioning various banking fees that needed to be paid to complete the transfer, small amounts $20 here $50 there.

I told the guy that if he would take care of all the fees I would give him $100,000 once I had received the cash, but he didn't seem interested :)
By:
sophiep
When: 08 Apr 10 13:20
regarding the opening post.
i went along with something like this just to wind them up.
they send you a cheque for say £1500, you put it in your bank and transfer to them £1350.
(trouble is the cheque they send you is a forgery). the day you recieve the first cheque you get an email saying that you are asset to the company and they will send you another cheque and you keep 10%,
they hope you will send the money quick before the bank informs you the cheques are dud.
trouble is the cheques are so obviously** i just took it to the bank and told them.
and do you know what.
the bank just laughed, didnt seem to bother them that customers might be fleeced using there account.
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