I have a question to all the site administrators, especially those located in the UK. Is there any legit companies located in the UK that are looking for online shipping/receiving clerks. I'am proceeding with caution because I received online job vacancies from these companies:
24.Cargo
Order Online To Anywhere Co.
If anyone has heard of these companies know anything about them, please inform me a.s.a.p
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by Scam Patroller
@ Dlikeu, can you give a bit more information as it's hard to know which particular company you mean when you say 24.cargo, is it this website?:
www.24cargo.net
Here is part of the Who-Is lookup for the domains, the domains were only registered about 10 days ago, and only for the minimum period of 1 year, like they don't plan on staying around for very long, as is the case with most scam sites, they never buy long domain registrations as their domaind get closed down for being used in fraud, so there is no pont in them paying more than they have to for registration and hosting:
If you look at their vacancy page, here:
www.24cargo.net/vacancies.html
You will see the job description, which is a typical mule scams, you would be the mule, receiving goods that you then reship to the scammer.
By the way, if that is the company you are talkjng about, they are not a UK company, they are Russian.
[edit]
24cargo.net are mentioned on the fake bank killing site of www.aa419.org:
http://forum.aa419.org/viewtopic.php?t=19157
www.24cargo.net
Here is part of the Who-Is lookup for the domains, the domains were only registered about 10 days ago, and only for the minimum period of 1 year, like they don't plan on staying around for very long, as is the case with most scam sites, they never buy long domain registrations as their domaind get closed down for being used in fraud, so there is no pont in them paying more than they have to for registration and hosting:
Domain Name: 24CARGO.NET
Registrar: ONLINENIC, INC.
Whois Server: whois.35.com
Referral URL: http://www.OnlineNIC.com
Name Server: NS1.KRDNS.BIZ
Name Server: NS2.KRDNS.BIZ
Status: ok
Updated Date: 26-nov-2007
Creation Date: 19-nov-2007
Expiration Date: 19-nov-2008
If you look at their vacancy page, here:
www.24cargo.net/vacancies.html
You will see the job description, which is a typical mule scams, you would be the mule, receiving goods that you then reship to the scammer.
By the way, if that is the company you are talkjng about, they are not a UK company, they are Russian.
[edit]
24cargo.net are mentioned on the fake bank killing site of www.aa419.org:
http://forum.aa419.org/viewtopic.php?t=19157
Remember, if it seems to good to be true, then it is.
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
by Dlikeu
Hi,
Their website is:
www.24cargo.net
and here is their email header:
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The other website that I enquired about is:
www.onlineorderanywhere.com
and this is their header:
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If more info is needed please let me know!
Their website is:
www.24cargo.net
and here is their email header:
X-Apparently-To: [email protected] via 68.142.198.250; Thu, 29 Nov 2007 13:20:08 -0800
X-Originating-IP: [209.191.106.156]
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The other website that I enquired about is:
www.onlineorderanywhere.com
and this is their header:
X-Apparently-To: [email protected] via 68.142.199.171; Thu, 22 Nov 2007 12:56:05 -0800
X-Originating-IP: [81.176.68.47]
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Organization: Online Order
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Online Order from Anywhere: information on the shipping clerk position (part2)
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If more info is needed please let me know!
Scam Patroller wrote:@ Dlikeu, can you give a bit more information as it's hard to know which particular company you mean when you say 24.cargo, is it this website?:
www.24cargo.net
Here is part of the Who-Is lookup for the domains, the domains were only registered about 10 days ago, and only for the minimum period of 1 year, like they don't plan on staying around for very long, as is the case with most scam sites, they never buy long domain registrations as their domaind get closed down for being used in fraud, so there is no pont in them paying more than they have to for registration and hosting:
Domain Name: 24CARGO.NET
Registrar: ONLINENIC, INC.
Whois Server: whois.35.com
Referral URL: http://www.OnlineNIC.com
Name Server: NS1.KRDNS.BIZ
Name Server: NS2.KRDNS.BIZ
Status: ok
Updated Date: 26-nov-2007
Creation Date: 19-nov-2007
Expiration Date: 19-nov-2008
If you look at their vacancy page, here:
www.24cargo.net/vacancies.html
You will see the job description, which is a typical mule scams, you would be the mule, receiving goods that you then reship to the scammer.
By the way, if that is the company you are talkjng about, they are not a UK company, they are Russian.
[edit]
24cargo.net are mentioned on the fake bank killing site of www.aa419.org:
http://forum.aa419.org/viewtopic.php?t=19157
by Dlikeu
This is all new for me but I read that if you google a company and it appears then it's legit. I don't know if this is true or not but I googled one of the sites I mentioned;
orderonlinetoanywhere
and it came up and so did their website.
What does this mean?
orderonlinetoanywhere
and it came up and so did their website.
What does this mean?
ChrisSmith wrote:Second website is down and email resolves to Russian Federation.
All points to a scam.
by ChrisSmith
I'm afraid it doesn't work that way.
Just because a company appears on the net doesn't mean that it's genuine. We spend an awful lot of time taking down fake company websites. There are also a lot of instances where scammers will take a real company's name and set up their own website. Google is just a search engine - it's no guarantee that a company is genuine.
But even that's a bit of a moot point. A lot of the time, a scammer will hide behind a real company and use their name and pretend that he represents them. He'll normally set up a free email address with the company's name in it just to look that little more convincing.
Just because a company appears on the net doesn't mean that it's genuine. We spend an awful lot of time taking down fake company websites. There are also a lot of instances where scammers will take a real company's name and set up their own website. Google is just a search engine - it's no guarantee that a company is genuine.
But even that's a bit of a moot point. A lot of the time, a scammer will hide behind a real company and use their name and pretend that he represents them. He'll normally set up a free email address with the company's name in it just to look that little more convincing.
by dlcooper
Emma Jones wrote:Welcome, everyone. :)CattyShaq is closing for scam-related discussions, because 'the boss' has decided to step down, but most of the rest of us are continuing at http://www.scaminvestments.com ...
David, please send my best regards to the fine people at Cattyshaq. I have taken the liberty of linking the site here. :)
She did some really good work.
by Scam Patroller
Hi Artsy, welcome to Scam Warners, if you have any questions relating to any kind of online scams, please feel free to post in an appropriate sub forum.
Remember, if it seems to good to be true, then it is.
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
by Ralph
Hi All,
I am no stranger to scams, been dealing with some great people elsewhere on another very good forum and have had a bit of fun at the expense of the scammers.
I have also done a few warnings in my time and the time has come to keep those 2 lives seperate
So here I am and great to see so many familiar faces
I am no stranger to scams, been dealing with some great people elsewhere on another very good forum and have had a bit of fun at the expense of the scammers.
I have also done a few warnings in my time and the time has come to keep those 2 lives seperate
So here I am and great to see so many familiar faces
by Scam Patroller
Hi Fraudwarnralph, we know you well from other forums, good to have you here with us.
Remember, if it seems to good to be true, then it is.
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
http://www.419eater.com - http://www.aa419.org
by Underwater
Hello everyone! I'm just popping in for a quick introduction. I'm a scam warner - if you've received warnings from me, you'll recognize me as Lee A. Kachuma.
This is an amazing group of people who run this site, and I'm happy to be a part of this volunteer organization to help stamp out internet fraud. If you've received one of my warnings, please drop me a Private Message to let me know you found your way here.
Cheers!
Lee A. Kachuma
This is an amazing group of people who run this site, and I'm happy to be a part of this volunteer organization to help stamp out internet fraud. If you've received one of my warnings, please drop me a Private Message to let me know you found your way here.
Cheers!
Lee A. Kachuma
