The Hilton Urgent Job Vacancy Scam Email

HILTON GARDEN RESORTS LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM.
225 EDGWARE ROAD, LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM W2 1JU.
TEL :+44 871 9153 423
TEL :+44 703 1839 617
FAX:+44(0)7014234308
EMAIL: hiltonhotelplc@hotmail.com
WEBSITE:www.hiltongardenresorts.co.uk
OUR REF: HHI/JB/VOL/0864/10

ATTENTION:DEAR APPLICANT.

Hilton Garden Resorts is a five star hotel based in London and other part of the world after recommendation from labor consultant, we seek to write to your response on a Job opportunity.

The hotel need about 200 workers to sum up the already registered one,whom because many workers will be leaving the hotel,at the end of this year December because of the expiration of their contract with the company.

The hotel have the following vacancies and monthly salary:

(a) STEWARDS:£3,000 (b) WEB DESIGNERS:£4,000 (c) HOTEL SECURITY:£3,500 ( d)
CLEANERS:£3,000 ( e) LABORERS:£3,000, ( f) GARDENERS:£3,000 ( g)
DRIVERS:£3,500 (h) COOKS:£3,500 ( i) P.R.MANAGERS:£ 6,000 (j)
PLUMBERS:£4,000 (k) COMPUTER ADMINISTRATION:£5,000 (L)TECHNICIANS:£5,000,
(M) RECEPTIONIST:£4,000. (N)ACCOUNTANTS:£5,000 (O) BAR ATTENDANTS:£4,000
etc.

You are hereby, advised to contact the company through e-mail using the e-mail below: Kindly send your detailed Resume via EMAIL:hiltonhotelplc@hotmail.com

along with Scan Copies of your International passport copies, your passport number and two size photograph by email attachment for our review. Go to our website for more details: www.hiltongardenresorts.co.uk

Regards,
Sir. Anderson Scott
Manager Hilton Resorts.
+44 871 9153 423

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Scam Emails

When you check and read your emails you should be wary of scams that ask for private information, some emails trick you in to giving away personal information so that the scammers can then steal your identity (identity theft), or your money, these scams are commonly known as “phishing scams” because they “fish” for your information, the scam email above asks for a copy of your detailed resume, which may include a lot of personal information including contact details plus a copy of a passport, the details obtained could be enough for someone to steal your identity, this scam has been set up very well with a website that you could visit making it look very authentic however this page has since been removed, although time has been taken to make this look real the biggest fail that gives this away is the bad grammar and misspellings, at a time when many people are thinking of a change of career it is easy to see how some people could be fooled

How to recognize scams

Scams appear every day, so be very careful when replying with any details, if a email is from a genuine source then the personal details they are asking for would not normally be asked for by email, you can learn how to recognize these scams by familiarizing yourself with some of the tell tale signs like the one listed below.

Alarmist messages and threats that your account  will be closed

Deals that sound too good to be true.

Promises of large amounts of money for very little or no effort.

Requests to donate to a charitable organizations after a disaster that has been in the news.

Poor grammar and misspellings.

Please feel free to leave any stories or copies of scams in the comments section below

Ryan Keith Johnson

© Copy Right 2012 All Rights Reserved

How Free Are You?

            We’ve taken our freedom for granted and forgotten our roots of where we came from and who we are. We’ve allowed government to tell us where we can move, where we send our kids to school, what they are taught in both school and colleges and on the television. Young people are not prepared for the world when they graduate from high school. When people get married they’re not prepared for the challenges that await for them with a changing economy and a society that deems it acceptable to get divorced instead of facing their problems and finding their strengths.

            Children from the time they’re born to the age of six are in a mode of Alpha mode thinking where they are the most creative and learn quickly.  By the time they start school that Alpha mode changes to Beta. The school they attend teach them the only way to succeed is to get good grades, do as your told, follow the laws and be selfless. This mode of thinking is taught all the way until they graduate. What’s worse is that parents are away, working their careers to provide while their children face the day of thinking they have to serve the state. The parents feel like they have to sacrifice their dreams so their kids have a good future.

            Certain people in selected groups know that if they can control the media and get people to think a certain way that they’ll have total control of people’s lives. Sadly it has already happened. When the television was first created, the leader of Great Britain  passed a law that said all British people had to have a TV in their homes so they would know what was going in the country, to be entertained and happy . At first you might think that this sounds like a good idea, but lets just think for a minute. Why would the government wan to pass a law in Great Britain  that mandates everyone to have a TV. Why would they be so concerned about their happiness? Before the invention of the TV people got involved with communities, children played outside, read books, played board games and families were closer at the supper table.  Granted, the TV can be a wonderful thing, but in this case it became very destructive. After three months everyone in London were at home watching TV instead of being at the park to meet people and make friends. All the parks in London that were once full of people and congregation was completely empty.  All over the globe the Television destroyed communities and people stopped communicating with each other and became more interested in what was on TV. This is what government wants; to get people to sit in front of a box and hypnotize them to believe how society should be as well as lies.

            You can imagine what’s happening now in the United States. When I walk into a public library or a McDonalds I see people sitting next to each other or across from each other, but there not talking their talking on their cell phone or texting. People today don’t know how to talk to each other because they got to get home and watch TV. When you sit in front of a TV your brain goes into Alpha mode. This sounds great because when you were a young child you were always in Alpha mode, but this is different.  You’re hypnotized to believe everything you see is the truth. This could be anything from the drug commercials you hear about, the news that is reported (that is also controlled by special interests groups).  People love to watch sitcoms that have powerful dramas of how people should act in life.  Although you may think so what, its already had an effect on people today. You hear the old saying monkey say and monkey do? People idolize the stars way to much.  When they see the stars get Botox they believe that they should get Botox. The sitcoms make relationships look like they should be difficult and that breaking up is normal, that divorce is natural. They make the average American man or dad look fat and bald and the ass hole while the wife or girlfriend look like the brains or the attractive one. If you believe this is how life is then you haven’t lived.  These ads are very powerful, emotional, stimulating and after you turn off the TV it stays in your brain for at least forty-five minutes.

 Is College A Scam?

             College is probably the biggest scam in the United States right now. In the beginning of the 1900’s having a college degree from a prestige college was a big thing. When Jimmy Carter started the Department of Education he opened up a Pandora’s Box that led the idea for every American to send their child to college or else they wouldn’t have a job. In the 1960s and 70s about 20% of the country was agriculture. That number today has shrunk to less than 10%.  What this means is that there is less farmers today producing food. Eventually food prices will go up and all these fat cats who are in Wall Street and wanna be lawyers will be without a job and farmers will become very wealthy.

            College is also a scam also because almost all the colleges use fabricated statistics to show people that when they leave they’re guaranteed a job.  Even in the late 1980s and 1990s people have come forward to state that they found jobs making a lot of money that didn’t require a college degree. Colleges have said that employers won’t accept someone to work for them if they don’t have a Bachelors’ Degree in a specific field. Not only that some employer know that the graduate NEEDS a job to pay back the loan. The college knows that they can make a lot of money off the interest. So when a student uses government and private loans they can end up in debt of over $100,000.00.  The average debt of a person who gets out college is at least $25,000.00. That’s enough money to buy a brand new car. What’s worse is that when you default on your loan it could be as much as $200,000.00.  That’s not a school loan that’s a mortgage without a house and up until recently  the whole idea of going to college has become a joke.

            Each politician, both parties alike, that have taken office are guilty for encouraging people to go back to school to better themselves when really they’re just putting them in debt. You read about ads where President Obama is encouraging single moms to go back to school. He should really stay out of it and let the single moms focus on their own lives.   It’s not fair to see a single mom who’s forty-five years old to go through college for dentistry and get stuck with a bill that’s over 100,000.00 worth of school loans that’s got 6% interest rate. This doesn’t include the inflation of the decline of the dollar which could cause the loan to sky rocket to $300,000.00.  This has happened to quite a number of single moms and women who are in their  fifties who know they’ll never be able to pay back the loan. Congress passed a bill that you can’t file for bankruptcy. This is a scam that the Federal Government is doing and the loans that are being allowed should be illegal and with credit cards that charge a high interest rate get charged for usury. Usury is a term that used when a financial or credit institution over charges you interest and they know you can’t pay back a loan. It is illegal.

            To make matters worse the Federal Government has been sending out applications for loans to students. The students that take these loans end up getting a lot of money from the Federal Government. Some of them didn’t even use the money for college, but used it for buying a condo with furnished expensive furniture. This is happening right now as we speak. Thousands of college students are using money that the Federal Government is printing to buy cars, computers, video games, apartments and other toys.  

 So What’s Going To Happen?

             What will happen is pretty simple, people aren’t going to be able to pay back the loans.  The College students will ask the Federal Government to forgive the loans so they won’t have to pay back the loans. The Federal Government then  will add the amount unpaid to the tax payers. The graduates who went to school to be a lawyer and can’t find a job will be forced to pay back the loan. These loans usualy range from $150,000.00 to $200,000.00 and that’s not including the interest. So you understand; nobody is really winning out of this crises, unless of course you’re the Federal Government who allowed this to happen in the first place. The tax payers, people like me and you will have to pay the money through inflation and eventually raised taxes for the students who choose to not pay the money back or can’t. I’ve learned that by the year 2020 colleges will see a 30% drop in people attending college and 50%  of colleges will also be closed in the country. 

            The Federal Government needs to get out of education immediately and let the markets resume on their own with letting the private sectors give out the loans, but sadly the private loans won’t deal with students who have loans with the Federal Government. This will force colleges to get competitive and drive prices down.  It won’t make everything better, but it’s a start.

• Glass door
• Scam.com
• IMReport Card
• Jobitorial
• WAHM (go to the forum section and type the name of the job in search to see if it has ever been discussed there)
• Rip Off Report
• Better Business Bureau
• My Scam Warnings section addresses some of the more common work at home scams

Even if the sites above do not indicate that an opportunity is a scam, it’s still very helpful to know what others say about the work. Reading about others experiences with different work from home jobs should help you decide whether or not the jobs are for you or if you should pass.

Another thing scammers love.  The elderly.  They are very often insecure in their choices and they just are very often too trusting and are quick to believe someone that in truth is scamming them right out from under their noses.  And then before they know it, their money is gone.  And they need their money as they are retired and have no other income.

But scammers love anyone who will fall victim to their crimes.

Watch out for MySpace scammers.  All these men and women say they want a relationship, sweet talk you, then come up with some crock crap that they need money from you for some reason.  They all say they make millions, yet suddenly they need your hard earned money.  Don’t give them a penny.  Most of them are probably sitting at a desk somewhere, 24/7 and are feeding you baloney.  And once you send it to them, you might as well kiss it goodbye.  It’s gone.  And they will be gone too.  You will never meet them.

Also watch out for One Click Cash.  First thing is that if you get a loan, you are required to pay it back in about five to ten days and if you don’t, they wallup you with a $350 fine that is extra than your loan.  And then they aren’t a safe site.  They have scammers hacking into their site.  The reason I know this is that I got a $200 loan once and was expecting to pay it back in three weeks, and they suddenly expected payment in about five days and they tacked $350 to the loan.  Then, I suddenly got some scammer from India saying I owed One Click Cash $1200.  I suddenly said no way.  Well, this guy started hounding me and calling me all the time.  He started threatening to come over and arrest me.

I changed my number so he couldn’t contact me.  Later I settled with One Click Cash and they said the guy was a scammer from the Third World and was just threatening me into paying him.

You really have to watch out as all over the internet people are scamming people left and right.  And we are blind to it.  Also another scamming company I discovered was TrustSofts.  You think you are buying the Adobe software for cheaper, then the download and serial number doesn’t work and they never respond to your emails that you want a refund.  And then later on, you see that they are a company not to be trusted and someone has reported them.  Just too bad, I didn’t see it before I bought the software.

If you are in question about a company, google them first and make sure they are on the up and up.

I’m even questioning Authorhouse.  I sunk lots of my money to publish three books, paid hefty amount for the basic advertising package (which by the way did nothing for me), and my royalty checks stunk.  $25 and $2.  It makes me sick.

It was kind of worth part of it to get my book in print and get a copy.  Another time I won’t be going with Authorhouse.  I’m thinking of CreateSpace and will pay the bare minimum just to publish and get some copies.

Watch out for your hard earned money.  It doesn’t come easy and you don’t want these scammers to take it away from you and your family.

Jennifer Jo Fay

Copyrighted January 23, 2012

In this article I would like to share with you some tips how to not be scammed online as well as I will describe 5 most common scams. So beware of all online jobs opportunities. You can lose money. There are millions of work from home or additional income opportunities online. If in advertisement you see description that you will be rich soon with minimal effort or none so I think common sense will tell you that this is scam for sure. No effort no money.

1.       Take some survey. Well not every survey sites are scams. You can easy check them on forums and in Internet reviews. You can check them for free. If you pay for information you will receive the list of internet survey panels. This information can be easily accessed for free. Some of this information will be expired. So save your money and even don’t go there.

2.       All generating income systems. As your common sense tells you there is no such thing like get rich fast. Also there is no money from do anything. Some advertisements promise that you will retire within few weeks. All you need to do is pay small amount to access this great opportunity. Don’t do it. You will lose money. The only one person getting rich from this scam is the person, who created this.

3.       Magic button or autopilot. AS I stated before. You need some effort to make money. Advertisement asks to pay some money for magic software. All they promise, you do nothing just watching your income grow. Do you really believe in this? Seriously save your money.

4.       Pyramid systems. Good example Data entry work. You noticed ad. Sounds interesting and believable. You are sending email asking for more information. The person answers that only serious offers will be consider. All you need to do is pay to access the job. The price is between £10 and £ 25 ponds. You will receive 2 pages of description of the same scam. Posting advertisements saying the same: Data, entry jobs. We need some serious employees etc. You should be paid for job. Don’t pay others to have one. Save your money.

5.       Places offered in new Internet Company. All you need to do is pay to access this place. Later you will land with useless certificate that you have place in Scam Company and to have your money back to have to refer other people to be scammed as well. Don’t even go there.

You can always search information for free. Internet portals and forums are the best source of information because come from many other people, whose were searching information before you and whose are experienced. I wish you all the best and beware scams!

One day I received a email from a company called NanLing Textile, the email stated that they are trying to look for a person who live in the United States as a collection agent. It describe that their retailer would mail a check or money order to me, and what I need to do is cashing those check/money order into my bank account and send them back 85% with western union.

It sound not a bad work to me at the moment because I need to get work as soon as possible for a paycheck, so I replied them I will take the job. They did not request me any social security number but just my mailing address then I gave it to them.

A few days later someone from New York sent me three postal money order for almost a thousands each. Even though I was out of work for too long and want to get paid so bad, but I still very careful with money. So I ran to the post office in town and verify those money order. And the result – those money order are fake even though they look so real. Then I knew that I almost fall into the scammer’s trap if I did not go to the post office. So I decided to contact the police and surround those money order to them.

Photos of the Fake Postal Money Order before I surround them to the Police

Two days later, that person emailed me again and want to find out if I have received the money order yet, and I replied to him that I have received the money order and have contacted the police immediately and tell him to be prepared to go to jail for the crime he did.  After that he stopped to email me anymore.

That said, people often go into online earning quite blindly, thinking they are going to get the benefits of no set hours, not having to drive anywhere (unless for a focus group), not having a boss to listen to. Wait, but you sort of kind of do, in most places, actually.

Although, you don’t know your “boss” by a first name basis, people still do run and own the sites. The fact of the matter is it’s actually a downfall that you don’t know these people on a first name basis. Several companies scam you. Several companies start out legit and then turn into a complete scam (see my article about Slicethepie), ringing you out of what you’ve earned.

The fact of the matter is you can join several sites, earn, follow the rules, and people will still give you reasons for which they can not or will not pay you. Will not is more accurate than can not. Several people will log in to their accounts in the morning on sites that they rely on for earnings, unable to login. This is when they realize their acconts have been locked or “suspended”. I think this is most common in the paid to click community, but I am sure it happens elsewhere, too. Unfortunately, although it’s a bit harder, you do get what you put in. That’s the sad, cold, hard truth of the online earning world.

In real life, half of the actions that online companies make towards their earning members would be illegal for an actual business to pull. I do not see why some of these companies haven’t already had lawsuits put up against them.

Dear Friend

God Bless, My name is Diane Lynn,

I have been diagnosed with cancer and it has eaten deep into my system,

I have undergone laryngectomy,now I’m dying.I have decided

to donate the sum of $15.5 million to you for the good work of the

lord and humanity.

I want this last act of mine to be an offering unto GOD.

Contact my lawyer using email:

Peter J.Wallace

barrpeterjwallac@gmail.com

Send this ref number as well ht/Dlyn/x001 may the good LORD bless you

abundantly,always extend the good work to others.

I got your email from my personal search.

Regards,

Diane lynn

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This message has been scanned for viruses and

dangerous content by MailScanner, and is

believed to be clean.”

This is how the emotional blackmail begins. You won’t recognize it because you’ll be so wrapped in compassion, sorrow and alarm among other emotions of this heart rendering message. This is the way one of many scam emails began and also how it could be identified. The emotional blackmail is an important aspect of the top ten key scam facts.

The Dianne Lynn scam email got to me because of the brazen manipulation, shameless use and abuse of the sanctity of life. The scam relies on the further manipulation of the human emotions the situation and disease invokes. The recipient responds with compassion and disbelief. It is all too overwhelming. How to recognize scams has become trickier because of the methods of manipulation used. Thus, it is with concerted effort that a Comprehensive On line guide on How to identify Internet / Email Scams with these Top Ten Crime Key Facts has been written.

Identifying Fraudulent Scams

Some of you may know what I’m talking about. I recently opened my email box to find that I miraculously won the Post FIFA 2010 Lottery. Apparently, there were three winners. After attempting to contact my claims agent, Julian Irwin telephonically and via mail, I was nearer to discovering the illegitimacy of the lottery. I Google searched the key words (FIFA, 2010, Post FIFA 2010, Lottery, Julian Irwin). The results pointed me to scam email sites such as scamradar.com, ABSA Bank and the official 2010 website. They all confirmed that the Post FIFA 2010 Lottery is a scam. Scams often look legitimate. Scam artists go to great lengths to ensure that the scam has all the necessary documentation to look legitimate.

Weeks later…within one week my mail box and spam box was filled with my wonderful winnings from the Microsoft lottery to bank lotteries, Coca Cola, Irish Lottery, British Lottery and so many more. Did you perhaps win these too? They didn’t even time their scams to make it believable. In theory, I am now a trillionaire over and over again! However, in reality, I have almost been scammed a trillion times over. Some people have all the bad luck! At the end of the page are links that include quoted emails that I have received and that have been identified as scams.

However, if some of the scam emails that you have received are not listed and you are uncertain of them, please visit your local bank websites and scamradar.com to verify the scam. It is unbelievable how many people from all walks of life are being dogged by these scoundrels. Help stop fraud. The following passages focus on how to identify what you read as a scam.

How to Identify Scams with These Ten Top 10 Key Facts

1. Bad Language, poor spelling and grammar, incomplete sentences and incoherence. Scams are often illogical. I have left all the scams unedited for the purpose of the article. However, do not confuse bad typos, emotional rantings or words written motivated by last minute desperation as scams. These scams are consistently poorly written with little adherence to grammar and attention to language usage. In time, most readers are able to discern the difference, especially in light of of a sequence of emails that are sent to extort money from recipients.

2. Scams are never clear even when they claim to be legitimate. Some are very advanced and hve set up legitimate looking sites to match the ones that they are copying. For example, the United Nations webpages.

Naivity is innocence that is abused because of ignorance that is tolerated. Ignorance is expensive. Get informed, pay it forward and STOP FRAUD NOW!

Relevant Articles and Personal Testimonies about Scams

Facts About Electronic Act Violations. You just got Scammed 

http://factoid.com/fact-about-electronic-act-violations-you-just-got-scammed

How to take action against fraudulent scam emails - Personal testimony is given here of the Maeve Johnson Scam Alert

http://factoidz.com/how-to-take-action-against-fraudulent-scam-emails/ 

I just want to inform you that I have packaged
and deposited with UNIVERSAL ATM
MASTERCARD worth $750,000,00 USD with
FedEx Delivery Services when I went to Africa,
you can receive it on my behalf contact FedEx

With an opening paragragh like that, who wouldn’t want to completely trust some one to help them releive the some of $750,000,00 <<(thats right, this isn’t eve an actual number!)

Here it is in full version.

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ATTENTION: (EMAIL OWNER) 

Compliments! of the season to you,

I just want to inform you that I have packaged and deposited with UNIVERSAL ATM MASTERCARD worth $750,000,00 USD with FedEx Delivery Services when I went to Africa, you can receive it on my behalf contact FedEx 

Delivery Company with your address and shipment code for Re-confirmation.

I register the parcel with {CPEL/OWN/9876} Please note the Insurance and delivery charges have been paid for, but the only fee remaining is the Security Safe Keeping Fee of which you will be required to pay before delivery,i will advice you not to be deceived by anybody to pay any other money except $170 dollars only.

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NT; This funds was paid by the United nations in conjunction with the ECO-WAS as compensation for the end of year award notification. Contact the shipment office with the below in-formations and reconfirm your correct address:

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Mrs. Merry?  Yeah go Ho Ho Ho yerself!!!

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