Hiring thru Internet?? How is it true??
By anne_143god
@anne_143god (5387)
Philippines
September 15, 2008 11:26pm CST
Some one wants to hire me to be a fund manager on his client. How is it true that a person will approched someone he is not even know to be his fund manager?? What can you say about this email?? For it goes like this....
Hello Dear,
I have contacted you in request for investment to be a fund manager to
my client. I am an attorney with the Emirates International Law Firm
acting as an investment consultant to my client Mrs. Fatima Jafaar
Nationality of Malaysia.
She is in agreement with me to source on her behalf, a foreign
investor with many years of experience to manage her late husbands
funds.
Get back to me via email for more details.
Regards,
John P., Esq.
Abu-Dhabi UAE
1 response
@izzybutt (30)
• United States
16 Sep 08
this is one of the oldest cons in the book, my dear. You'll see a lot them. They all have a slightly different story, but what it boils down to is they want you to receive money and send money. right? The catch is the check that is sent to you is worthless. Then you deduct a small fee for yourself to keep and send out your check or cashiers check to someone else. They get your money and you are holding a worthless piece of paper. And you're right. A stranger would not approach you to do something that requires a lot of trust. Just hit delete!
@izzybutt (30)
• United States
16 Sep 08
yes, I get 6 or so a week. Guess what I started getting now? I get those same kind of official letters from Nigeria THEN I get an official email from the FBI. Well, it's true! They said they were the FBI-LOL! This letter is to tell me they have thoroughly investigated the contents of the 1st letter and I can rest assured it's on the up & up, so go ahead and send them my money! What I crock! I about LMAO
