Hundreds of people from Patras received a strange email in recent days offering them work and education from abroad, in other words, they were generally treated like rabbits with stone claws!
Even journalists from "Kosmos" received this particular email:
The company offers various services, but there are 4 main areas: Accounting, Financial Services, Investment Services and Procurement Services. A few years ago we started offering Procurement Services to small and medium-sized businesses. This has helped us increase our clientele, not only in America but all over the world.
We currently have several clients in Greece, but not enough yet to open company offices. We are therefore looking for Regional Managers in Greece.
Here is a short description of the position: Main benefits: – Free training – 2-week preparatory period (with salary) – Part-time or Full-time – Work with a friendly and polite Team – Payment immediately and daily
Main Responsibilities: - Forwarding documents from Head Office to customers - Forwarding customer payments to Head Office - You will often be called upon to play the role of Mystery Guest - You will often work on marketing issues
The starting salary will be 3000.00 euros per month and after the 2-week preparatory period we will double it. If you are interested in the position, do not hesitate to contact me by e-mail. I will send you the full Job Description.
The information from the Cybercrime Prosecution Service was fortunately immediate, the intervention of the Cybercrime Prosecution Service, which took care to inform about the “malicious” message. As it turned out, if someone responded to the sender’s request to send personal information… they would lose their eggs and their Easter eggs! And of course they would not receive… not a single euro of the 3,000 euros that the senders promised them.
At times, thousands of residents of the wider region of Western Greece - internet users - receive such messages. The instruction is "standard": Since the sender has a "strange" name and even promises things that, for obvious reasons, make you suspicious... do not respond.
It is impossible for there to be a "good Samaritan" today who would so easily (and without even knowing you) give you 3,000 euros.
Source: tro-ma-ktiko.blogspot.gr
