Inbox - trabajo/eur 3002 por mes (esto es una estafa)

Esto es una estafa de correo electrónico y la investigación indica que el pasado tiene su origen en Lagos, Nigeria y otro sitio ha dicho que este tipo de cartas es la búsqueda de personas para el blanqueo de dinero en concepto de sus actividades ilegales de piratería informática en las cuentas bancarias de personas. Por supuesto que usted solicitó para el trabajo y se aceptaron que no sería consciente de lo que se te piden que hagas. Sólo dile eso al juez y ver lo que dice. Han tenido la cara dura de usar nuestro nombre de dominio como remitente del correo electrónico.

 From: webmaster@itccommunications.net

To: webmaster@itccommunications.net

Sent: Thursday, August 05, 2010 7:51 AM

Subject: trabajo/eur 3002 por mes
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Le saludo!

Nuestra compania admite los colaboradores aut?nomos con un sueldo de 1060-2071 EURO por semana.

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Los requisitos de los aspirantes son: edad de 18 a 55 anos, hombres y mujeres, residentes en Espania o en los paises vecinos, el acceso a Internet y correo electronico.

No complete esta sección. Acaban de cambiar el nombre de dominio desde el intento de estafa cartas última

Para mayor informacion complete, por favor, los datos siguientes, y invielos al correo electronico, expuesto mas abajo.
1. Apellido, nombre.
2. Edad.
3. Pais de residencia.

Envie los datos a la direccion Remedios@es-position.net
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Dentro de 1-3 jornadas laborales recibira una descripcion detallada. Nuestra propuesta es valida hasta 31/05/2009
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Por favor, envie a la direccion indicada solo la informacion necesaria, y nada mas.

Esperamos la cooperacion

Información para la Policia / Interpol

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Inbox - SPAM OR SCAM? IMAGEN IF YOU COULD EARN $750.00 A DAY!

They continue to poor in - similar wording similar style with the url from time to time changed
I have not personally tested the links but they could be phishing and or money laundering via these emails and if it is the latter you might end up in prison - best not to click on and delete the email. Please note that in the section labelled information for the police you will see the phrase may be forged That should be a warning to you

The Nigerian scammer will pass your email address around to other gangs in Lagos Nigeria - for a fee or percentage

THE PROGRAM WHICH MAKE ME

RICH I'D LIKE TO SHARE IT TO YOU!

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Information for the Police
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From: "AMEI PEREZ"
Subject: IMAGEN IF YOU COULD EARN $750.00 A DAY!
Date: Mon, 12 Jul 2010 08:15:38 -0700
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Inbox - SPAM OR SCAM? It could be Phishing or Money Laundery so do not reply to it

to: Undisclosed recipients so it is SPAM - ===>>> 20 WAYS TO MAKE $100 DOLLARS PER DAY ONLINE!

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From: "Evanne"
Subject: ===>>> 20 WAYS TO MAKE $100 DOLLARS PER DAY ONLINE!
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 12:49:46 +0700
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the format is the same despite different urls etc., as the other e-mails published here this week
See this post http://bit.ly/cQ5fkq and I repeat this:

http://www.phishbucket.org/main/content/blogsection/16/34/12/0/

Articles

Mystery Company - Jennifer Jones

Mystery Phish

Monday, 05 July 2010

We don't know of a single legitimate employer who'd be stupid enough to shorten the URL to their site in an email to a prospective job candidate. We also noticed the email was relayed through several mail servers before reaching its destination, something that normally shouldn't happen. We've filed it under mystery phish because we don't know what they mean by "processing" emails. A real employer would have sent a proper list of responsibilities along with the skills that would be required, and would have given you a link to their corporate Web site, which you'd be able to research before visiting to ensure they're who they say they are. We suspect this will lead to money muling, which will lead to you getting in all kinds of trouble financially and with law enforcement, so we'd caution against it. Looks to us like it was sent in bulk, and since there's no opt-out (not that you could trust it if there was), it's spam, and the sender is in violation of the CAN-SPAM act. Instead of clicking the URL, have a look at our PDF dump of the site, but don't click any of the links you find inside, since we don't want you to compromise yourself. As you'll see, they continue to be ambiguous about who THEY are (we couldn't find a single reference to a company name), so we don't think you should go giving them YOUR info or let them deposit anything to your PayPal account. They're strangers. Don't play with them!

Inbox - SPAM OR SCAM? <>> You've Got Cash <<>

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From: "***eMail4Cash***"
Subject: >> You've Got Cash <<
Date: Sat, 10 Jul 2010 07:52:08 -0700
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the format is the same despite different urls etc., as the other e-mails published here this week
See this post http://bit.ly/cQ5fkq and I repeat this:

http://www.phishbucket.org/main/content/blogsection/16/34/12/0/

Articles

Mystery Company - Jennifer Jones

Mystery Phish

Monday, 05 July 2010

We don't know of a single legitimate employer who'd be stupid enough to shorten the URL to their site in an email to a prospective job candidate. We also noticed the email was relayed through several mail servers before reaching its destination, something that normally shouldn't happen. We've filed it under mystery phish because we don't know what they mean by "processing" emails. A real employer would have sent a proper list of responsibilities along with the skills that would be required, and would have given you a link to their corporate Web site, which you'd be able to research before visiting to ensure they're who they say they are. We suspect this will lead to money muling, which will lead to you getting in all kinds of trouble financially and with law enforcement, so we'd caution against it. Looks to us like it was sent in bulk, and since there's no opt-out (not that you could trust it if there was), it's spam, and the sender is in violation of the CAN-SPAM act. Instead of clicking the URL, have a look at our PDF dump of the site, but don't click any of the links you find inside, since we don't want you to compromise yourself. As you'll see, they continue to be ambiguous about who THEY are (we couldn't find a single reference to a company name), so we don't think you should go giving them YOUR info or let them deposit anything to your PayPal account. They're strangers. Don't play with them!