Thursday, July 21, 2011

i gote an appinment letter by malayasan company.nemed caltex oil ltd.so i have doubt if it would be a fraud

i gote an appinment letter by malayasan company.nemed caltex oil ltd.so i have doubt if it would be a fraud ?
This is an Affirmation that your Experiences and Qualifications where found suitably qualified for the requirements of CALTEX OIL COMPANY PROJECT IN MALAYSIA This document attached embodies the approved Terms for the purpose of this contract. The CALTEX OIL COMPANY has selected you in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia. Now, you have to sign the documents forward the information to (HR Department) for initial approval and contact the Malaysia immigration service here in Malaysia for the procurement of your Valid Visa and work/residence permit papers as we are having a contract agreement with them for the easiest acquisition of employees necessary valid traveling document. MALAYSIA IMMIGRATION CONTACT DETAILS BELOW: IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA Headquarters of the Department of Immigration, Malaysia(Ministry of Home Affairs) Level 1-7 (Podium) Block 2G4, Precint 2, Federal Government Administ r ation Center, and 62550 Putrajaya Malaysia. E-mail: malaysia.immigration@consultant.com Telephone: +60102045519 Contact Person: Barr. Tsang Erick Update us with the process between you and the Malaysia immigration in case of advice where necessary. Congratulations!!! Caltex Oil Malaysia Limited (CALTEX) Level 3, Tower & Annex, Menara Millennium, 8, Jalan Damanlela, Bukit Damansara, 50490 Kuala Lumpur Malaysia E-mail: hr@caltexoilmalaysia-my.com Telephone: +60162987647. Contact person: Dr Razak Mohammed
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For some reason, petroleum and oil-based scams are becoming quite frequent. I guess that the person(s) sending these scams feel that people will get sucked into the scam because everyone apparently thinks that oil/petroleum careers will pay them a fortune. E-mail Dr. Mohammed (ROFL) back (well, actually don't). It's probably just some destitute kid (who somehow has access to a computer and the internet) trying to scam your money.

Thursday, July 14, 2011

What is your reaction to this news

What is your reaction to this news?
'Some jobless OFWs becoming drug mules' abs-cbnNEWS.com | 09/17/2008 10:49 PM An increasing number of overseas Filipino workers who are out of jobs have become couriers of illegal drugs, a fact discovered following the arrest of seven Philippine nationals in Malaysia who are believed to be members of a West African drug syndicate. According to a suspect identified only as "Cherry," some OFWs have become drug mules, specifically cocaine and heroin, to China and Europe. Cherry was rescued in Kuala Lumpur on September 12 after agreeing to become an informant. Cherry said that the drugs are put inside condoms and similar packaging and then secreted in body cavities or are swallowed by the couriers to evade detection by authorities. The couriers are then paid $2,000 to $3,000 for their services. Based on information provided by Cherry and "Ben," another informant, the Royal Malaysian Police raided the syndicate's hideout in Kuala Lumpur. Nine syndicate members, including Cherry's Nigerian boyfriend Topo Tsewelelo, were arrested, along with seven Filipinas. The Filipinas will face charges in Malaysia. Cherry said that jobless OFWs fall for this illegal trade for the money. "Dahil nga sa walang trabaho, may problema dito sa Pilipinas, may sakit ang mga anak, kumakagat sila sa mga ganung trabaho," she said. "They are offered free tickets, and $2000 pocket money," said National Bureau of Investigation director Nestor Mantaring. "Pupunta ka roon, makakapasok ka, and you end up jobless. These are the things being taken advantage of by these syndicate," Dionisio Santiago of the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) said. The NBI and the PDEA will also work with Malaysian authorities to save more than 60 OFWs being used as couriers of illegal drugs. With a report from Alex Santos, ABS-CBN News as of 09/17/2008 11:03 PM
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This is not really news as it has been going on for donkeys years...in fact two British girls have just been jailed in Jamaica for drug smuggling saying that they did so because they wanted the money.
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the problem is greed. the mules knew that they will be carrying dangerous drugs , this means that they will be in trouble if got caught. Some countries have the death sentencing for such acts. They the mules are not the kingpin. kingpin will certainly pays off the malaysian police ( even it is a court case ) . the drugs or the evidence mysteriously vanishes. being jobless is not the end of the world. by distributing illicit drugs you ends a lot of life.

Thursday, July 7, 2011

I want to get infomtion about and is it correct

I want to get infomtion about and is it correct ?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA HEAD QUARTERS,MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS LEVEL 1-7 (PODIUM) BLOCK 2G4 PRECINT 2,FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION CENTRE 62550 PUTRAJAYA FEDERAL TERRITORY MALAYSIA. TEL: +60166891715 Dear Dissanayake Arachchige Ajith Prasanna Dissanayake, We have also been contacted by Your Employer CALTEX OIL COMPANY regarding your request. We are willing to help you process the Visa and Working/Residence Permit and all other relevant documentations you may need to do in order to live and work successfully herein Malaysia. We need some more details from you in order to proceed with the Visa and Working/Residence permit and other relevant documentations processing. Below are the details needed from you: -Scan Copy of your Passport Photograph -I/C No & Passport No: -Date of issue of passport: -Date of Expiry of passport: -Place of issue of passport: -Date of birth: -Age: -Gender: -Marital Status: -Nationality: -Higher Education: -Qualification: -Mailing Address: -Contact no: -Mobile No: We would also like to know if you are eligible to live and work in Malaysia. You are eligible if you have not fall victim of any of the following: = YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN DEPORTED FROM MALAYSIA BY THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT. =AND YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN CAUGHT IN ANY ACT OF CRIMINALITY. Please note that the cost of Prepaid Flight Tickets will be undertaken by your host Employer (CALTEX) while you{EMPLOYEE} is to take care of the following: (a) Visa Application Fee = $260USD (b) Commerce and Industry Fee = $259USD (c) Foreign Affairs Fee = $261USD Total fee to be paid = $780USD The above Total Fee ($780USD) should be paid through bank to bank transfer using the information below: PUBLIC BANK (MALAYSIA) BERHAD ACCOUNT NUMBER: 4543093714 ACCOUNT NAME: NASRIZA BINTI SHAMSUDIN SWIFT CODE: PBBEMYKL ADDRESS: 460 JALAN GENTING KELANG,50100 KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA Kindly furnish us with the above information so that we can start up the processing of your Documents. We will get the Visa and Working/Residence Permit and other relevant documents for you within One (1) week of receipt of the processing information/fee from you. Looking forward to serving you better. Best Regards, Mr Razak Badawi Head of Operations Malaysian Immigration
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There are a couple of minor grammar errors but basically the letter is clear. I'm not sure what you you want to get information about? If you're not sure if the letter is genuine, check the website for the address of the Malaysian immigration department and see if it matches.

Friday, July 1, 2011

I want to check this information is correct or not

I want to check this information is correct or not?
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA HEAD QUARTERS,MINISTRY OF HOME AFFAIRS LEVEL 1-7 (PODIUM) BLOCK 2G4 PRECINT 2,FEDERAL GOVERNMENT ADMINISTRATION CENTRE 62550 PUTRAJAYA FEDERAL TERRITORY MALAYSIA. TEL: +60166891715 Dear Dissanayake Arachchige Ajith Prasanna Dissanayake, We have also been contacted by Your Employer CALTEX OIL COMPANY regarding your request. We are willing to help you process the Visa and Working/Residence Permit and all other relevant documentations you may need to do in order to live and work successfully herein Malaysia. We need some more details from you in order to proceed with the Visa and Working/Residence permit and other relevant documentations processing. Below are the details needed from you: -Scan Copy of your Passport Photograph -I/C No & Passport No: -Date of issue of passport: -Date of Expiry of passport: -Place of issue of passport: -Date of birth: -Age: -Gender: -Marital Status: -Nationality: -Higher Education: -Qualification: -Mailing Address: -Contact no: -Mobile No: We would also like to know if you are eligible to live and work in Malaysia. You are eligible if you have not fall victim of any of the following: = YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN DEPORTED FROM MALAYSIA BY THE MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT. =AND YOU HAVE NEVER BEEN CAUGHT IN ANY ACT OF CRIMINALITY. Please note that the cost of Prepaid Flight Tickets will be undertaken by your host Employer (CALTEX) while you{EMPLOYEE} is to take care of the following: (a) Visa Application Fee = $260USD (b) Commerce and Industry Fee = $259USD (c) Foreign Affairs Fee = $261USD Total fee to be paid = $780USD The above Total Fee ($780USD) should be paid through bank to bank transfer using the information below: PUBLIC BANK (MALAYSIA) BERHAD ACCOUNT NUMBER: 4543093714 ACCOUNT NAME: NASRIZA BINTI SHAMSUDIN SWIFT CODE: PBBEMYKL ADDRESS: 460 JALAN GENTING KELANG,50100 KUALA LUMPUR MALAYSIA Kindly furnish us with the above information so that we can start up the processing of your Documents. We will get the Visa and Working/Residence Permit and other relevant documents for you within One (1) week of receipt of the processing information/fee from you. Looking forward to serving you better. Best Regards, Mr Razak Badawi Head of Operations Malaysian Immigration
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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"ACCOUNT NAME: NASRIZA BINTI SHAMSUDIN" Right, sure.... the Malaysian government always collects immigration fees by having them wired into bank accounts held in the name of private individuals. Of course it's a scam. Richard