I got an e mail from Reeves Limited (RL) is this a real company since they aske me to transfer 995 pounds?

Question

I doupt that this is a trick to collect money from the people whome are searching for a job

Answer 1

dont send anyone money from unsolicited email... you didnt contact them first right? why would they send you email if they werent phishing?? come on dude... the only reason i get these stupid emails is because somebody out there is actually stupid enough to believe them!! please, do not send money!!

Answer 2

If anyone is asking you to transfer money for anything like that it is a trick. It is a way to get some of your money....usually transferring also gives out your account number which will lead to losing more money. I would do a search on this to see what other information you are getting. Since it is pounds I am assuming you are not in the States...here we could search companies through the Better Business Bureau (BBB)..is there something like that where you live?

Answer 3

No employer will request monies paid to secure a job. Period.

Shell companies can be purchased off-the-shelf from a corporate secretariate firms as a front.

Monies paid in advance are common in relation to reserving a right to partake in a contract, also known as Premium, Goodwill, Coffee money, practised in obtaining rent and licensing agreements.

Answer 4

I've never heard of it, but it sounds like a scam.

When I was job hunting a few years ago, I had an "interview" with a similar organization, who promised to use their "contacts" to get me a job...for $1000s of dollars upfront. Luckily, I found out that there were a lot of unhappy customers and didn't give them any money!

Most "headhunters" get paid by the company that eventually hires you (about 20% of your first year's salary).

Answer 5

If someone asks you to transfer money, it's a scam.