Royal Way Travels Royal Travel Offered a job without an interview Herndon, VA Internet
Applied to the job through indeed.ca and got contacted by email asking for an application form. The application form looked ok and asked for references and information contained within your resume and your signature, fortunately my signature was not real as well as a lot of the information contained within my resume as I like to be cautious with the information I send over the internet and specially when the ad looks so fishy.
Got back after 24 hours of sending the employee application form explaining I was offered a probationaty position and that in the position I would have to receive etransfers from clients and that I would have to send wires and western union transfers to the managers. After probationaty period then I was going to get access granted to a companys bank account. Also asked for a photocopy of my ID.
I went into the webpage and sent emails to the addresses contained within the website and the result was message could not be delivered due to this email does not exist. Also called the phone number contained within the agreement and no one replied and did not have a voicemail containing the company's name. When I googled the address from Berlin no address came up on google maps. The Managers name that deals with you is Philip Waters.
I sent an email to him asking for proof of authenticity and he never replied. Please be aware of this as international transfers could potentially cause you some time in jail as you never know who is sending you money and where you are sending the money to
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Giselle
Bloxwich,Comment
#2Consumer Comment
Mon, September 29, 2014
Had you accepted the "job", you would have had your bank account cleaned out. They would have sent you fake cheques, which you would have deposited and wired the $ to a stranger, only to have the cheque bounce. This scam has been around for many, many years! Not only would you have lost all our $, you would have also been visited by the police.