Posted by Mr Spamalicious | Posted in Get Rich Quick Spam - Work at Home Schemes, Online Businesses and Other Scams for the Unemployed and Desperate | Posted on 04-08-2010
So you must check your emails daily or “YOU ARE NO QUALIFIED FOR THIS OFFER!” They can’t spell Florida right either. These guys rock!
VACANT POST AS A MYSTERY SHOPPER @ DIAMOND TEXTILE COMPANY (WORLDWIDERECRUITMENT EXERCISE) Hello and how are you doing , This is an awareness to let the public know that we have a vacancy post of a mystery shopper in our company and we would like to know your interest in working for DIAMOND TEXTILE COMPANY In Your city anywhere in the world. Your job as a mystery shopper would be quite effective and we would provide more details on the job as soon as you get back to us with the details requested indicating your Interest in working with us. Kindly provide the below information for assessment and registration of the company. Full Legal Name : Address : zip code : Country : Nationality : Home and Cell # : your Weekly commission: $400 Information requested above should be forwarded to the E-mail address given below Mr. James Robinson contactjames@sify.com As a mystery shopper you work and shop together for pleasure and the pay is $400 weekly on Part time basis , You only work 2-3hours twice in a week. Do get back to the recruiting department of Top consult Co.,Inc N:B - IF YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE NOT GOING TO BE CHECKING YOUR MAIL AND REPLYING THEM ON A DAILY BASIS,THEN YOU ARE NO QUALIFIED FOR THIS OFFER Your response would be highly appreciated. Thanks. Mr. James Robinson DIAMOND TEXTILE COMPANY U.S OFFICE: 230 E 26th St, florrida 33084 (954) 246-4737
I received the same email but instead of $400 it was $300. I provided legit contact information thinking that this really was a mystery shopper request form but I received a second email to verify my contact information again and in the second email I replied by sending a different address. That following day I received a welcoming email that also included my first assignment. I was surprised that I had not received an email that would verify my two address that I had given. The email that included my first assignment was very detailed. It described exactly what I needed to do and even included the package tracking number that the 2 checks would be send into. Who, in their right mind would send out $1740 in 2 written checks to a total stranger that they hired over the internet? Well besides millionaires! Haa haa lol
Funny. Thanks for the post. I always wondered what the next step in the scam was.
So is this just a scam? Did you actually go thru with the job? i got the same email and i wanted to reply to it.
Another one. What can we do? Everyone accept the job offer and let the scammers go broke paying the postage, tracking and counterfeiting fees. If we all did this and sent NO money, they would go broke rather quickly- wouldn’t they?