Comments on: I Also Received A Fake Job Letter From Saunton Sands Hotel Madrid Spain?

By: Ajith

Ajith — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:19:53 +0000

As long as people are naive enough to provide money and personal inforrmation to someone they have never met and who contacted them through the internet, the scammers will keep trying

By: Rishi

Rishi — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 14:06:25 +0000

You and everyone else I’m afraid. This is just scammers hunting for new victims and pretty much commonplace these days.
They entice a victim in with a claim (such as a job) and then to “get” the offer, the victim has to send money for some reason (e.g. for visa fees, or agency fees etc) and send it via Western Union / Moneygram. Then it will be the end of contact, job and the last time the victim sees the money!
Just send the mail to your spam mail and never answer it (or else you will likely get passed on to other scammers). Never send personal info (risk of identity fraud) and of course never send money.
If you want to read more, then just google Advance Fee Fraud 419 in Google and just watch the amount of scam notices come up!

By: blα blα

blα blα — Thu, 05 Nov 2009 13:54:54 +0000

It is not new. Anonimous inspirations are in e-mails. Nothing should be published. But, there is no problem, if the offer is doubtful, by sending a mail to the other email or telephone numbers of Hodel Madrid, Spain, through the nearby hotel-chains, or travel agencies, before rejecting such offer.