On or around December 21 I contacted Princeton-partners.com and emailed [email protected] to place an order and receive cost and time frame. I admit I was in a bit of a hurry and needed two documents rather fast. Waiting for a response I received an email from Princeton-partners.com or [email protected] in which I received a cheesy Microsoft word order form with no payment information just a pre made order form.
I emailed back stating that I needed to know what type of payment they accepted so I could gather the money, move money just know what I need to do. I received a response from a Kristin M. Stating that I needed to fill out this form first and basically submit it back to them before they would do anything or provide any payment information. The whole experience seem strange as the email they sent had all types of communication privacy policies which made me feel as if they were hiding something and they were!
My husband being very good with computers had examined the Microsoft order form file and stated that if we saved it to the computer then sent it back the file would show our Microsoft word information and who the Microsoft program is registered to.
My husband stated do not fill this out and do not send it back after all this Princeton partners was not willing to provide any real solid payment information so we could at least check them out. We emailed Princeton partners or [email protected] with our concerns in which they stated that this is some standard policy and that we could when or if we ever received complete payment information an account number go to any Barclay Branch and make payment. So in fact I did in person go directly to a Barclays Branch and met with an office manager and requested any possible (Barclays Account Information) that may belong to any registered company name Princeton partners or affiliates.
I explained that a company/site has requested that I wire them money. The office manager after hearing my explanation stated that they had no account that belonged to a Princeton partners, kwick degree or any such name or site and that this account is probably just someone’s personal account and not safe. The Barclays office manager explained that this is a common scam where a would be company asks whom ever to wire money into their personal account which offers no protection what so ever.
My husband after hearing this did a quick search and investigation and found that this owner is based out of the UK producing back room copies and trying to get people to wire him money into his personal account. My husband soon found that it is completely illegal to sell, produce or create any fake degree, novelty item. My husband found that the UK alone will arrest, close down, put in jail any person buying selling such an item.
We found that if you search Google for Peter Leon Quinn, Fox Fake GCSE Arrests we know see why all the hush hush privacy mail content was in their response email to us. Honestly I do not think we would have received a single thing after making a wire transfer. None of the names they use are real and this company we found is one big huge scam. They seem to operate a fake review sites and many domains leading back to the same site.
If you are reading this do not fall for this scam as we checked it out with Barclays and nothing they say checks out.
Watch how fast they will post and cover their tracks. Good think we never ordered.
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