I got this in my email today. Oh, and don't call me for bail money.

Dear Sir/Madam,

Please, pay a little time to review the information below.

One of the big companies from Europe is recruiting new people for the new vacancy. The position can be done part-time or full time and be an addition to you.

Several businessmen from Poland became the founders of SEP inc in the year 2004 and made it successful by now by entering the international market

Service of Easy Packages inc is a middleman dispatcher between clients and sellers worldwide. The only thing you need to have to perform your duties is a computer(with internet) and a scanner with printer.

Your work will consist of receiving packages after tracking them(we will be providing the materials to ship it further, there are no investments from you). The pay is $60 for each received and sent package (it is calculated in a total monthly pay and paid at the end of each working month, $1500 is a minimum guaranteed monthly amount and it does not depend on the amount of packages that you have handled)

You need to be/to have:
-Age 18,-
-have a stable shipping address,
-have internet,
-have a number to contact you.

You will also need to visit USPS office/FedEx/UPS.

The hours and packages are:
-8 hours per each week
-about 4-10 packages weekly handled.

Parcels are not big, there is no need in any special storage place.

To fulfill our security purposes we cooperate with the most reliable partners(like UPS, Fedex, DHL). You can easily open the box and see what it has inside.

We would be glad and ready to get started with the application process with you if you match our requirements.

Please, email us at: dacooza@gmail.com

Scamming and spamming per phishbucket.org

Saturday, 12 June 2010

Big spam-a-roonie right here. The message was sent to PhishBucket founder Tabatha Marshall. But look in the headers at the To line - not her! This is a reshipping offer. Don't confuse it with a real job. This isn't one of those. Reshipping is the act of accepting packages from delivery services (think FedEx, UPS and USPS, mostly - exactly the ones they named in this offer), opening the boxes, "verifying" the contents and then reshipping the packages elsewhere after the verification process is complete. The problem? STOLEN GOODS are inside those packages! Electronics mostly, but also other retail items, the kind that are easily bought online. These items were bought with stolen credit or debit card information. If you go through with this bogus job, guess who's caught red-handed with stolen merchandise? You. Guess who's going to end up with a criminal record? Yep. You.

But you KNOW some fools done signed right up to do this dumb shit.

If you already knew it was a scam, why did you even post it?

HatrinaHaterwitz said:

If you already knew it was a scam, why did you even post it?

For discussion purposes??? I have posted various scam emails before and didn't have to explain why I posted it.

SCNDLS said:

But you KNOW some fools done signed right up to do this dumb shit.

it did sound too good to be true!

that's what Google is for....

BklynBabe said:

SCNDLS said:

But you KNOW some fools done signed right up to do this dumb shit.

it did sound too good to be true!

that's what Google is for....

I don't understand how mofos is STILL falling for this shit in 2010. The other day at the bank, I noticed they had signs posted about not accepting wire transfers from people you don't know or some shit.