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The following is a response to your ad (#12463):
Astra Tourist Shipping Line Canada:
I am the Manager of Astra Tourist shipline Company in Canada. Our company need workers both men and women from all part's of the World who will work and live on board, we will help to bring you here into Canada through the Authority of the Canadian Labours Organization as a legal immigrant to Canada, we will pay for your ticket and you will get your Visa from our Canadian Embassy in your country,
Our company will help you and send a letter of recommendation to you so that you will be able to get your visa in our Embassy in your country, to enable you get in here and resume your job with the working permit Authorization from the Canadian Immigration bureau lawyer Ottawa Canada. If you could be able to get us more of the good men and women from your Country who can work and live on board. It is well appreciated! And then we will help to bring you in, with them into Canada.
If you are interested kindly contact me via mail
([email protected])
Thanks from the Astrashiplines Company Manager.
Mrs broend frigs.
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As you can imagine I was suspicious but asked for an application form, which I was duly sent even though I explained that I could not raise a group of 5 people to qualify as a group, only one other person. I was about to complete the form when I thought that their offer was too good to believe and the source they used to approach me was hardly a reliable source for a genuine shipping compoany to recruit through. Fortunately having read your articles I will definetely not complete the application. No money had been requested from me as yet, but no doubt the scammers must have a lucrative market tıo sell the applicant's details onto. I also suggest that anyone who requests your passport number and details on application may well be trying to obtain false passports/visas by using that information. No doubt Astra "scammers" will now try using other dating sites (especially the free to register ones) as a means of contacting people. Is there any way of notifying www.lovechaser.com of this mis-use of their data, and any way of putting other dating sites on notice. I beleive that genuine dating sites would be concerned for the safety of their members, and take safeguards to better protect their mailing lists. Any suggestions welcome, now at least I can give a sigh of relief and thanks to your site for providing such good information on these "scams".
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