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I got selected in one hotel from Scotland and they ask me to proceed for visa process by giving the contact details of one consultancy, by they are asking me for the GBP money to send through Westin union to UK , to conform my visa process and even they are saying GBP of bank statement from my place is not applicable, sonis it necessary to send money through Westin union or bank statement is enough ? I am just thinking that it’s fake and just want to confirm from u , please try to help on this
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I got selected in one hotel from Scotland and they ask me to proceed for visa process by giving the contact details of one consultancy, by they are asking me for the GBP money to send through Westin union to UK , to conform my visa process and even they are saying GBP of bank statement from my place is not applicable, sonis it necessary to send money through Westin union or bank statement is enough ? I am just thinking that it’s fake and just want to confirm from u , please try to help on this
Thank you.
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Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
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I got selected in one hotel from Scotland and they ask me to proceed for visa process by giving the contact details of one consultancy, by they are asking me for the GBP money to send through Westin union to UK , to conform my visa process and even they are saying GBP of bank statement from my place is not applicable, sonis it necessary to send money through Westin union or bank statement is enough ? I am just thinking that it’s fake and just want to confirm from u , please try to help on this
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I got selected in one hotel from Scotland and they ask me to proceed for visa process by giving the contact details of one consultancy, by they are asking me for the GBP money to send through Westin union to UK , to conform my visa process and even they are saying GBP of bank statement from my place is not applicable, sonis it necessary to send money through Westin union or bank statement is enough ? I am just thinking that it’s fake and just want to confirm from u , please try to help on this
Thank you.
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Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
– RedBaron
3 hours ago
Thank you soo much
– Mahesh Reddy
1 hour ago
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Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
– RedBaron
3 hours ago
Thank you soo much
– Mahesh Reddy
1 hour ago
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Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
– RedBaron
3 hours ago
Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
– RedBaron
3 hours ago
Thank you soo much
– Mahesh Reddy
1 hour ago
Thank you soo much
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Scam Scam Scam. Don't Walk, Run!
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Scam Scam Scam. Don't Walk, Run!
*no references/explanation required. A scam is always glaringly obvious to everyone except the victim. Scammers benefit from victim's doubts. We all fall pray to scams in our lives which would have been so obvious to an onlooker.
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Scam Scam Scam. Don't Walk, Run!
*no references/explanation required. A scam is always glaringly obvious to everyone except the victim. Scammers benefit from victim's doubts. We all fall pray to scams in our lives which would have been so obvious to an onlooker.
answered 4 hours ago
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up vote
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Scam Scam Scam. Don't Walk, Run!
*no references/explanation required. A scam is always glaringly obvious to everyone except the victim. Scammers benefit from victim's doubts. We all fall pray to scams in our lives which would have been so obvious to an onlooker.
answered 4 hours ago
Hanky Panky
20.1k459102
Scam Scam Scam. Don't Walk, Run!
*no references/explanation required. A scam is always glaringly obvious to everyone except the victim. Scammers benefit from victim's doubts. We all fall pray to scams in our lives which would have been so obvious to an onlooker.
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Hi Mahesh. It looks like this is not a legitimate job offer (in other words this is a scam to take your money). This is a well known modus operandi of scammers to offer jobs (with very good salary, work conditions, paid holidays, family travel etc.) and then ask you to get the work permit using an agency they recommend. The agency is a sham designed to extract maximum amount of money from you. Google for the hotel and find out their contact details (not the one they sent you in the mail). Contact them on that phone or mail and you will know the truth. DO NOT SEND ANY MONEY.
– RedBaron
3 hours ago
Thank you soo much
– Mahesh Reddy
1 hour ago