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I have been scammed at job site and I need advice...
- 2-4-2010
- Categorized in: I Was Scammed!, Internet Scams, Job Scams
Original Question:
I was stupid enough to pay membership for this supposed job service website and now they have my debit card number and all the info on it, and they also have a good chunk of my social security number. Even if the bank cancels the transaction, I'm just not comfortable with the fact that these frauds have my info...and I'm wondering if I should close my bank account and open up a new one with a new account number an everything. Can I even do that? What would you do if you were in my situation? I need all the advice I can get...thank u to anyone that helps out.
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Corrective:
1) Contact the bank to change the debit card number immediately.
2) If your social security number is in the wrong hands, it depends on your location. We recommend to file a police report immediately so that you will not be held liable if the scammers used your identity for illegal purposes. Contact your bank and key accounts (e.g. phone company) that someone may use your ID for scam.
Preventive:
3) Never pay to get a job, including memberships and offers received from unsolicited emails. If you are unsure, just go for the well-known job sites like Monster.com.
So far those that are scammed in job scams are those that want to try something that sounds too good to be true.

my husband too! is scammed about job site. and sad to say he paid the processing fee of 850 gbp, and then upon releasing the visa needs more additional fee .... bigger this time.. and that suspects us too.. So we keep investigating the site. And found out it is indeed scam. Aware of this site BRANSNETOIL.com
Dear Mr. Kailasam,
This is a fake company which do not even have a landline and is operating from a cellphone.
Please do not waste your time and money on this.
We have been regularly receiving complaints about this company which seems to have issued hundreds of such fax appointment letters to innocent and unsuspecting Indian nationals.
Best wishes,
Commercial Section,
Consulate General of India ,
Cape Town
I have been scammed by AIDPAGE. I have been a publisher on their site for quite a while. In July 2010, AIDPAGE revised their "sharing program" to distribute earnings more EVENLY. As a result, they have modified the adsense code on the entire site by removing all the individual publisher IDs and replacing them with their own. Publishers have lost thousands of dollars as a result - myself included.
ADSENSE TERMS OF SERVICE CLEARLY STATE MODIFYING ADSENSE CODE WILL RESULT IN A TERMINATION OF THE PUBLISHERS ADSENSE ACCOUNT.
Adsense has been notified , but refuse to do anything!
Does anyone have any ideas on how to handle this situation?
Hi this is a facebook post: Anyone seen one of these before? It was sent to my facebook email.
Markaward sent you a message.
Markaward Zuckerbergwinnings'February 13, 2011 at 11:35pm
Subject: CONGRATULATIONS!!!
l Mega-Jackpot
Promotion/Claims Department
440 The Strand London, WC2R0QS
England, United Kingdom
******************************************
Winning Number: FB/575061725
Batch No: FB/8056490902
Ref No. FB/UK/2011
Dear Winner,
We are glad to inform you that you have won Three hundred thousand dollars {$300,000.00 USD} on the on
going Facebook Lottery Jackpot 2011.
All participant were selected through a computer random integrated system drawn in 27 million E-mail address on facebook.com.
This Program is promoted and sponsored by a conglomerate of some multinational companies as part of their social responsibility to the citizens in the Aspect that impacts peoples lifestyle worldwide.
For more information Please contact my personal and make sure you don't send the mail directly from facebook, send from your personal e-mail address so as to warrant him to reply to your message.
Name: Jerome Taylor
Email: facebookfiduciaryagent@gmail.com
Kindly send the following information to him
FULL NAME : ..........................................
ADDRESS : ............................................
CITY : ...................................................
STATE: ..................................................
ZIP CODE: .............................................
PHONE NUMBER(S) : ................................
OCCUPATION: .........................................
GENDER : ................................................
AGE : ......................................................
AMOUNT WON : ........................................
For security reasons and due to the mix-up of some numbers and names, we ask that you keep this notification strictly from public notice until your claim has been
processed and your money remitted. This is part of our security protocol to avoid double claiming or unscrupulous acts by non-participants of this program.
This is part of our security protocol to avoid double claiming and unwarranted taking advantage of this program by non-participant or unofficial personnel.
Note, all winnings MUST be claimed before the end of this program; otherwise all funds will be returned as Unclaimed and eventually donated to charity organizations.
PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL HERE ON FACEBOOK.ALL YOU NEED DO IS CONTACT YOUR CLAIMS AGENT (Jerome Taylor)
HERE - facebookfiduciaryagent@gmail.com
Mark Zuckerberg
Founder/Facebook.com
N.B
Please note that winners are chosen all over the world and no matter where you live, your winnings will get to you and that is the more reason why our facebook lottery office is located in the United Kingdom. Contact your claim agent now via email address given. CONGRATULATIONS ONCE AGAIN OUR LUCKY WINNER.
Hi I got one of those e-mails too! I just called the number on the e-mail & the man that I spoke to informed me that it is a scam!!! DO NOT FALL FOR THIS SCAM!!! DO NOT GIVE OUT PERSONAL DETAILS!!!
hi send me -mail ok
its allgood that good idea sou them all there money go to court
Hello out there, is there someone who got a proposal from " Dr. Hans-Joachim Woltemas.
He's German he says, registered in Thailand ( Thailand passport, maybe stolen ?) living in England-ooops !
Please coment on this if you know.
Thanks Alex
Could I ask you some question?
what did Dr hans do for you?
everything is ralate to money?
Dr Hans just send for me a little bit about himself. Are you sure he is fake?
I too was scammed... Changed everything you can! Cancel the cc and change bank accounts.
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Jay: there is no need to change the bank account if the card is tied to an account. Just ask to re-issue a new card with a new number would do.