I say it is identity theft for the purpose of credit fraud. The last line should be a clear indication. How's Engrish the??
A similar ad was posted for CanadaPost. Surprisingly, a lot of people (applicants) quite easily remitted ALL the important information (SIN/SSN, drivers license, DOB, etc) even though the only thing that had CanadaPost's name on it was the logo. The rest was false.
They'll send you a check, to be deposited in your US bank account. They'll explain that they need US citizens to do so because of some restrictions. That will be your "job".
Then, they'll send you a phony check. Lets just say its for $10,000. They'll then ask you to deposit that check, and wire them $8,000 and the remaining 2 is yours to keep.
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Yep, definitely just another scam. It's truly amazing how many uninformed people there are out there who fall for stuff like this. Scammers get more and more creative and deceptive by the day and fuck more and more people over.
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