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Anyone ever heard of this company??
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Posted 6 months ago Sia Digitala Pasaule Rosemary friend me on Facebook or LinkedIn and follow me on Twitter |
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| Posted 6 months ago no....just they do come up on google - which you probably already did......definitely out of the country..... |
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| Posted 6 months ago Thanks...I had already done a google search hence my asking Rosemary friend me on Facebook or LinkedIn and follow me on Twitter |
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| Posted 5 months ago This company offerred me a position with a salary plus commission. Apparently, they are located in Latvia. I've never had an interview - they have just seen my resume Their website has little content and is vague about their products and services. Naturally, I'm a bit suspicious. The offer sounds too good to be true - but you never know. Has anyone received a simular offer from this company or know anything about them? |
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| Posted 5 months ago I had the exact same experience Rosemary friend me on Facebook or LinkedIn and follow me on Twitter |
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| Posted 5 months ago Send two hundred fifty dollars and receive your first packet? The time is now to grow and learn as much as possible. Take action and responsibility for your actions
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| Posted 5 months ago Steve (gabby) will know more than I do Rosemary friend me on Facebook or LinkedIn and follow me on Twitter |
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| Posted 3 months ago Hello this is the only english thing that came up for this. So would like to know is this a scam? |
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| Posted 3 months ago I have also received an email from them.......does not smell right......deleted..... |
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| Posted 3 months ago Has anyone found anymore info on this company? I'm considering signing the contract. Shall I be the guinea pig? |
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| Posted 3 months ago I would recommend that they send you more information. Ask them about the position, what is their product line and what the expectations are. I have seen similar emails and have just deleted them as a scam. There are those whom would prey on the unemployed so be careful.
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| Posted 3 months ago Joe, Be careful! You should not have to pay themm ANYTHING. If you must, then find out more before giving them too much info, and definately do not provide personal info, i.e. ss #, DOB, etc. Research them like yo would any potential employer!!! The site is too evasive. I would probably take the advice of the people here! D=e=l=e=t=e! MAKE it a Fantastic Day!
"What the mind can conceive and believe, it can achieve."
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| Posted 3 months ago joedavis says ...
Hi Joedavis, Will you please forward me the email from this company? I want to see what is so intruiging about their program. My email is alphacardservices.net">Dennis@alphacardservices.net Thanks and have a blessed day!
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| Posted 3 months ago I have just been given more information about the company. I have asked point blank questions. like what are they selling how much support is there from the company.... Will i have to pay out of pocket.... |
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| Posted 3 months ago here is something to look at http://www.switchbanks.com.au/fraudguard.html
This shows fraudulent companies, and sia digital plausa is one. |
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| Posted 3 months ago I will be glad to forward anyone the information that I've received so far about the company. A couple of things I know for sure. Read on for the bottom line info: The company is based out of Latvia. I signed the contract - after speaking to someone on the phone from the company. I also had a very proficient lawyer friend look over the contract and he couldn't see any loopholes or tricks tied into it (to make sure this wouldn't come back to bite me in the butt in any way shape or form). They haven't asked for a penny of investment on my part . The contract clearly states that I will receive 1500 dollars biweekly from the company for managing one of their online stores and 5% of revenue from each additional online store I choose to manage. What I'm gathering as our "business relationship" is progressing is that they don't have any online stores, but really train people how to START THEIR OWN online stores. This assessment could be a tad premature, but I'll followup and inform everyone on what develops. - Joe Davis - |
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| Posted 2 months ago So is it true? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago yeah i had the same offer with the company. has anyone accepted their offer? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago I sent them my resume with minimal info and never heard from them again! |
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| Posted about 1 month ago i'm wondering what ever happend with joe davis? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago fifi says ...
In jail perhaps, multiple federal felonies. WARNING FRAUD ALERT SIA Digitala Pasaule aka www.digitalapasaule.com (fraudulent domain registration) is one of many cyber-mule recruiting operations set up by a major Russian based organized crime syndicate. This syndicate routinely gains access to the resume database at Monster and Careerbuilder in order to send target recruiting emails to potential cyber-mules. The duped recruits are instructed to set up LLCs/Corps, and open a business bank account. They are then told to set up a merchant card processing account and specifically obtain merchant gateway services via Authorize.net / Cybersource. The organized crime syndicate then launders thousands of hijacked credit/debit cards thorugh the associated website at between $5 to $15 each every month. When fully seasoned they run around $40,000 per month through each website. The websites are fake, just front operations exclusively used to process card data that has been hijacked from the financial system. The duped recruited cyber mules are instructed to wire the fraud proceeds weekly to various shell corps bank accounts at banks in Bulgaria, Latvia, Kyrgyzstan, and Cyprus. As part of the recruitment and contract signing process you will turn over your identity documents (fke background check). Your identity will be used later (without your knowledge) for additional support services set ups. NEVER EVER set up an LLC or Corp., as part of a contract or employment arrangement that begins via an email contact from an online resume. This business model does not exist in the legitimate business world. You are the fall guy, and if unlucky will end up being charged with a dozen major felonies, including wire fraud, money laundering card fraud, and identity theft. While you protest that you had no idea what is going on, others will say "sure you didn't". Only I and a handful of others will know that you are also a duped victim. See these Googled alerts about the websites that you will be fronting: http://tinyurl.com/ykc24jm This massive card fraud laundering operation has been going on for over 8 years. DO NOT rely on an lawyers opinion about the legitimacy of the contract proposal. Mony of the prior cyber mules have also cleared the documents and proposal with counsel. This is a very sophisticated and complex fraud. In fact two of the active cyber mules that I have uncovered in the past year have been practicing lawyers. If you are duped into participating in this massive operation, life as you know it will be ruined. Also be aware that when you open a business bank account under an LLC or Corp the small type will show that you are also signing a waiver of liability with the bank. You will be financially liable for the total fraud, around $40,000 per month times how long until it collapses. At the very least your credit will be destroyed. Sales people are particulary targeted by this syndicate. There is an extensive over year long blog that documents this multi yeat fraud operation in extensive detail. It is now almost 50 pages long: http://tinyurl.com/ywmnuy so you may want to read at the end for the most current issues. Clearly there is not enough publicity by online jobsites alerting potential victims to this sophisticated fraud, which repeatedly has access to employer based accounts to search online resumes. There are many horror stories from prior recruited cyber mules. I hope that Joe Davis checks back in before he gets too far. Joe, DO NOT WIRE the fraud proceeds to the foreigh bank accounts !!!
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| Posted about 1 month ago wow that's great thank you MGD for that reply. I take it your a victim? |
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| Posted about 1 month ago fifi says ...
You are welcome ! LOL !! No, I am an IT consultant, with a focus on cyber crime forensics. I have been trailing the activities of this Russian organized crime syndicate since 2004. They continously hack into major financial systems and hijack massive amounts of consumer's card data. They then use sophisticated ruses to recruit job seekers into unwittingly helping them launder the hijacked card data into cash, and launder millions of dollars out of the country every year. They operate numerous fake recruiting entities at one time and troll through the resume databases of Monster and careerbuilder. SKYDEX SOFT LTD aka SKYDEXSOFT is another one of their recent fake recruiting operations. Just trying to alert as many people as possible not to fall for the scam. If a job proposal involves setting up an LLC/Corp and obtaining a merchant processing account, RUN RUN AWAY, as it is a guaranteed SCAM. NO such business model exists in the legitimate business world. Many people do fall for this ruse. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago yeah but not all organized crimes come from Russia. This company is from Latvia.
But you were a great help! Thank you. |
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| Posted about 1 month ago
Of course not, .
. No, sorry, Remember the websites are FAKE. They have many fake recruiting sites. They pretend to be in Sweden, Hong Kong, mainland China. Also Latvia, Poland and various eastern European countries. They can list any location on a website. .
. You are welcome. |

