Is this job a scam?

Question

Thats the link ------> http://www.rollex.8m.net/whats_new.html

Answer 1

IT LOOKS LIKE A REFINEMENT ON THE NIGERIAN SCAM DEALS.
THEY GET YOUR BANKING INFO & SUCK OUT YOUR PERSONAL FUNDS OR STEAL YOUR IDENTITY & ACQUIRE CHARGE CARDS THEY USE IN YOUR NAME.
RUN AWAY FROM THIS!!!!!!!!!!!
ARNY
847-445-0608

Answer 2

Hey! I just got one like that today from a man trying to chat me up in Messenger. I reported him, of course...

"i am looking for a Honest,kind,calm and obidient person who can work for my company as a DISPATCHER in the states,all you need to do is to help recieve payment and send it to our client over there in the states....You will be recieving about 500 pieces of Blank Money Orders coming from our company,All you need to do is to Write the name and address of our client on the Money orders as instructed and get it sent to them,The Money Orders will be Signed here already so i guess it should be very easy for you...You will be Earning over $1300 every month and after working for about 2-3 months we will buy u a car for a better and easier means of transportation....Get back to me and let me know if you are interested"

Con artists often have bad spelling, grammer, or innappropriate use of capitals that no legitmate business would dream of. My husband once got a Nigerian scam invitation photocopied to near illegibility, with a handwritten address on the front in orange ink! At his workplace! It was alledgedly from a Mr. Boodgy Boodgy.

The secret of a good scam is of course that they make the mark think that they are getting a deal or swideling the swindlers. If the con seems stupid, then the mark thinks they've got it made. "Woo hoo! This guy's an idiot. He can't even spell/use caps right/speaks in gangsta." It's a affectation to lull the mark into believing that they can make some cash off the con. But it's a set up. Anyone who's that dumb would not have that kind of money to blow.

Beware of any business that has any literature that is not as professional as possible. Mistakes always happen, but a real business relys on customer trust, and most aren't willing to forsake that by allowing themselves to be represented as incompentant boobs on a job application or a deliberately dialect typing representative.

Answer 3

I wouldn't trust it. Check in with better business bureau if you want to give it a chance.

Answer 4

While I don't know specifically about this gig, you know the old saying "If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is."