I got this very lucrative online job. Now what?

I received plenty of such emails but I will not take up the job. I am afraid I will end up in jail as seen in police clips on tv where the person uses his/her own bank to bank in and withdraw for others and so assisted in the transaction of illegal bettings or something. Will become an accomplice irregardless of knowing or not as we received benefits from the transaction.

lindiebiz, Three months ago, I posted a discussion here concerning this issue and I hope that my re-post here will create a higher awareness. http://www.mylot.com/w/discussions/2182681.aspx The Serious Organised Crime Agency (Soca) has revealed lately that there are fraudulent websites currently recruiting "money mules". These fraudsters are using a variety of bogus and legitimate recruitment channels to con job-hunters to aid them into becoming mules to assist them to launder money. It is found that the job would be asking recruited members to receive relatively small amounts of money into their own account and then move them onwards to another bank. However, these monies are linked to the criminal networks behind the original theft and unbeknown could be linked to linked to some heinous terrorist networks. It is also found that some of these "mules" know exactly what they are doing. However, many end up unwittingly laundering profits for overseas criminals as a result of being taken in by fake recruitment sites. However, I am wondering if they are wary of the consequences where they may be liable for all the criminal funds they've received - which must be repaid, their bank accounts would be frozen and be subjected to criminal investigations. So, do beware of this scam that is going on and wise up against these scammers. Better be careful than sorry here. Take care and have a nice day. Read more: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/8361657.stm