1. AS Customer Services

Let's see...the message originates from Mexico. The Web link points to a domain owned by someone in Geneva, Switzerland. The job would have sounded real if they hadn't started by telling you that you'd be spending someone else's money. If you...

24/08/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

2. Craigslist - Spoof: Bacardi USA

One of our faithful PhishBucket visitors reported a bogus job offer found on Craigslist. Upon responding to it, the job seeker got an email message that was essentially agreeing to hire her on the spot. No interview, no "Hi, how are...

15/06/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

3. Easy Packages Inc.

Big spam-a-roonie right here. The message was sent to PhishBucket founder Tabatha Marshall. But look in the headers at the To line - not her! This is a reshipping offer. Don't confuse it with a real job. This isn't one of those....

12/06/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

4. EUPS - Erik Underwood

Some scammers are lazy. They didn't mention a company name except the little bit you can get out of the reply-to email address. They didn't say where they found your profile; in fact, they only said that so the recipient wouldn't feel like...

21/04/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

5. Atlantic Courier Service Company

The essence of the scam should speak for itself. The sender, purported to be from a shipping company in Nigeria, is claiming that they have a package was supposed to be sent to you, and that the package is worth $2.5 MILLION dollars. In order...

19/04/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

6. GF Inc.

Why, we're just so happy to catch your attention too, you scammer, you! It's a terrible, terrible offer. They admit they're in Poland, which is their first strike, since they're targeting an American in this unsolicited bogus re-shipping...

27/01/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

7. International Shipping Company

Lovely. Look at how the lines of this message are arranged. This person hasn't got the slightest clue how to structure a paragraph. The grammar is horrid, and the company name is generic enough to come across as completely bogus. And...

26/01/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

8. Alliance of European Voluntary Service Organizations

This chain of messages seems to be self-explanatory, but let us just remind you that anyone who asks you to perform duties like these is asking you to break the law. The goods are usually bought with stolen funds, and once you're implicated,...

25/01/2010 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

9. Mystery Assistant Job from Raymond Wilcox

Ah, a lovely re-shipping scheme. Typical: a foreigner, supposedly in the UK, and who claims to own an art gallery, needs you to receive his packages of electronics, clothing and other goods and to do his shopping. So this is kind of like...

25/01/2010 | 4 comments | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

10. Craigslist - prof.markdennis

Comment from person reporting offer: *ORIGINAL JOB LISTING (on craigslist) - Seems innocuous enough, not written very well but the poster is perhaps a non-native English speaker...* Comment from PhishBucket: At first, when...

05/10/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

11. Spoof: Delivery Today, Inc.

Here's an awesome one received by Tabatha Marshall, founder and CEO of PhishBucket.org. The beauty of this one is that it doesn't even matter where it was sent from: it can be legally categorized spam because Alice Bushman introduces herself as...

06/09/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

12. Mystery Re-shipping Offer: Write Williams, Australia

From Peter, the person reporting this offer: Hi I have received a job offer that sounded to good to be true. After sending my resume. I got this email in response. What do you think? Do you think this is a scam??   ...

22/08/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

13. JVC lab Ltd.

Look familiar? It should if you're visiting regularly. If not, ask yourself why this offer is IDENTICAL to the one from WV Ltd . It's a re-shipping...

26/07/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

14. WV. Ltd.

From Barak Dillinger? REALLY? No headers were reported, so we couldn't see where the email originated from, but who needs 'em? Look at that grammar! Read this puppy out loud! They call this position a 'purchasing agent' but the big clue...

26/07/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

15. American Shipping Center

Not only does this offer look bogus, it looks a little bit like West Trust Union, which we reported on a few days ago. The emails in the...

26/07/2009 | Print | PDF | Email | Read more...

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