Also Kevin Mason

also goes by the name of Joe Grant in Pensacola, Florida

SO I am an idiot and replied to this posting, and gave him my info. Apparently there is a package on its way to my house and I confirmed it on FEDEX's website via tracking number. Any advice on how I don't go to jail?

HI everyone, I got the same e-mails from same guy. And I realized it was same guy after I responded to the second e-mail in which I sent my resume with contact information. Then I realized that they were the same, I got an e-mail from Compustore Co ltd and the last one was from Mrs Karen Moor a wedding gown french designer in this e-mail the person tried to make it more personal and also real by talking about 2 daughters she had twins. God forgive and help this person. He is preying on the weak and needed people out there. God knows and he will reap what he sows only destruction in his life.

WHat happens after recieving your information

They send you a phony check (via FedEx or UPS), which they want you to cash and wire a portion to them via Western Union. Why the scammers always insist on "NO P.O. BOX" is so they won't use the U.S. Mail and risk mail fraud charges.

I got the exact same email word for word from this looser,

Sinclair Conto

Thankfully when I got this email I had enough sense to ask a few friends about it. My girlfriend had heard of the company before and double checked here only to find this post.

Thanks to all of you!

I answered the ad for this same exact ad except the name is:

Nicolai Koncheski.....

+44 702 401 5946

Compustore co ltd.

Thank you for letting everyone know of this scam and I am so glad I did nothing except send a resume.

BLP

I applied through the Bakersfield, CA Craig's List for an accounts receivable position listed. Please see my post under the name Kevlin Miller to see what I got back as it was a similar scammer type response. I believe the person that emailed me is this same person.

He sent me an email in south carolina as Jason Wallace. He also sent me a cashiers check which I deposited into my bank account yesterday. I will have to call my bank and let them know it is a fake check. I deposited it into my bank account and waited for it to clear because if it is indeed fake I know my bank will be able to identify it.

His name was Dave McComb and owns a clothing store in Ireland this time.

Poison, that cashiers check is indeed fake. Hopefully your bank won't charge you bounce back fees. Whatever you do, do NOT under any circumstances send that scammer one penny. That's what he's hoping you will do so he can scam you out of money, identity, bank information, you name it.

"You are under arrest for the crime of fraud. You are a hood, and a snail. Please remit yourself to closest , or furthest hole in hell, and commit to incarceration for the next seven years, where you may enjoy bread, water, and a bucket. . . I'll be watching you. . .I'm watching you right now. . .You're ugly. Clip that nose hair. You may have visitors during the standard hours. You may not contact me or anyone else for the next decade. Should you behave out of the normal code of conduct, please deprive yourself of any out of the ordinary priveledges including, television, yard time, cigarettes, chocolate, vodka, or girls and in some extreme cases of misconduct, commit yourself to more extreme solitary confinement for a period of 30 to 60 days. Please make use of your library time, and read as much as possible so you can be educated, and overqualified when you release yourself. You are sentenced without any possibility of appeal. Don't leave until I tell you, snail. Have a nice day. I'm watching you. Clip that nose hair."

Experienced the same thing, mine from "Dave McComb" as well. Thankfully I'm a skeptic tried and true, so I called to verify the money orders before trying to do anything with them. They were counterfeit. I'll be turning them and all of my correspondence with Mr. "McComb" over to the Post Office (they were USPS money orders) so that they can open an investigation into it.

Got the following email from this douche:

Hi

Thanks for the resume...Are you serious having this part time job?,My

Name is Mark William am based in

Canada,with my wife and children.My Son Paul will be coming for an

holiday in the States from united state,and i

want him to be busy through out.Therefore i just want to know if he

can always come to you and teach him good

things on English subject If this is possible,i will be paying $300

for the you teaching him for a weekly which

can start as soon as possible cos he will be in the states very

soon.You will be tutoring him at nearest library

for 1 hour each,afternoon or night depends on your schedule,I have

someone that will always drive him down to

your Place or library in your neighborhood, My Son is 12 years old and

he hardly excel in those aspects.

I will want you to be taking him Monday,Wednesday,Friday for a

Month,and get back to me so that we can talk on

payment for your service. Kindly get back to me If I were to mail you

money upfront payment for your service,

where would you want it mailed to? How should your name appear on the

money? Maybe you can provide me with

the following details below!! Also could you please let me know if

you do have personal bank account Yes Or No

Full Name:

Full Address:

(NO P.O.BOX)

City:

State:

Country:

Zip Code:

Phone Number:

Age:

Nationality:

Occupation :

Thank you

Thanks

Mark

This is what I replied:

F#@k you, you f#@king f#@k. How's that for proper English. I'd take a pole and sodomize you until the pain went away and then beat you with the f#@king thing till your breathing function goes away. Get a real job and stop scamming Kevin Mason, Joe Grant, Mrs Karen Moor, Sinclair Conto, Nicolai Koncheski, Jason Wallace, Dave McComb. You are not winning. LOOSING!!!!

A link to how someone replied to this scammer:

http://www.oneyearintexas.com/2010/07/career-corner-scam-bait-job-scam-bait_22.html

Don't give out anyinfo to anyone. and never your address. They are looking for people to let them send checks to so they can cash them . They will not clear you were smart to wait till it may or may not. But many have fallen pray to it and put the check in the bank withdrew the funds and they had a loss because the check bounced and they where in the hole for the money. It can ruine a life it happen to someone I new and they did not take my advise as they thought they new more then me. I know people that work in banks and they let me know what could happen if the check is no good . If it seems to be to good to be true it really is. be safe don't respond to anything unless you truly know them. Real professional company's and individuals don't ask you to wire them money anywhere.

If you don't know for sure and are worried about it . Copy the email or just the name of the companies or person sending it. remember they research legitimate company's to use their info so it seems real . but When I highlight the info and check on the internet I just do a Google search usually I find the exact word for word email in a scam notice from someone else . I even called the company they were listing once I researched them found their number and gave them a call told them what was happening and they said if you receive anything from this person don't cash it as it is a fake and he don't work for them. There are all sorts of ways to be safe. if it is not a family member friend i trust or professional I work with or know extremely well and trust it is junk mail no matter what don't even open it send it to trash and spam good luck out there.