Complaint Review: WRES Ic Enterprise E-mail - Warsaw, poland Internet
- WRES Ic Enterprise E-mail 00190 64 Ksiecia Janusza St.,01-452 Internet United States of America
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- Category: Employers
WRES Ic Enterprise E-mail Chief Executive "Vicktor Klumbich" Got an email that promices high paying job, Warsaw, poland, Internet
*UPDATE Employee: They got me!
*General Comment: Same email, different name
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This is what the email entails:
Worldwide Electronic Rush Shipper incorporated is based in Poland. The company customers purchase products online using our service(a lot of European customers make orders at US online stores since the a lot of electronics is almost two times cheaper in United States). Your duty is to receive and forward packages from mostly FedEx and UPS to USPS local post office using the instructions and materials that we provide. Company provides international dispatch and guarantees along with FedEx and UPS discounts. There are no investments from the courier employee, company provides all the needed facilities. Starting salary is $60 per each received and sent package($1500 is minimum monthly paid amount which does not depend on the amount of work you have, also the salary can be bigger). Salary is paid each 30 days since the moment you have received the first package. We are looking forward to see you among our employees. The contract agreement is attached and is needed to be filled and sent back to our email address. Also, email us the following information to get started-full name-DOB-correct shipping(street) address-your phone number(better if several)
First off, they want you to ship packages for them (per tax quarter) for 1,500 a month on quarter one, 2,000 a month for quarter 2. 2,500 a month for quarter 3, and 3,000 a month for quarter 4. The purpose of said job is to ship packages for them, then get a check in the mail.
Also comes with attachment for "Employment Agreement for Exchange Operations Department Employee" form that they want you to fill out. The company, WRES Inc Enterprise does exist, however, the ceo is not Viktor Klumbich like the Employment Agreement states, the license number 000084942, is not valid, and the address in Poland isn't a real address.
Quote from Employment Agreement "Business operations can be made only after providing to the Enterprise by Employee several telephone numbers of his relatives, friends, work phones. Telephone verification is necessary. This is needed for that the enterprize could reach the Employee in case of any force-major.
I would hate to have this companies lawyer for my contracts. He/she doesn't know the basics of grammar. Not that I have perfect grammar, and spelling issues can arise, but seriously?
Doesn't check out, never applied for this job, just got the email out of the blue. Don't do anything for these people, because if it sounds to good to be true, more likely then most, it sure is.
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#2 UPDATE Employee
They got me!
AUTHOR: justplainsteve - ()
SUBMITTED: Friday, March 28, 2014
I too was approached through e-mail and as an unemployed job seeker I was being bombarted with a number of unprompted solicitaions and this one caught my eye because of the minimal interaction on my part. The whole concept of being the "middle man" insuch an operation didn't make since to me, but as I stated my precieved amount of time and involvment would have been minimal and with a "base pay" of 36k and the discription of a progressive work load that would translate in bonuses in upwards of another 12k-16k anually, I weighed my risk against the possibility this being one of those lucretive overseas opportunities that I was unaware of. In any case I would know in 30-days.
Well, it's been 37-days with the promise of $1890.00 for 4 trips to the post office and 13 Packages shiped (all to Moscow) and no pay. Packages were all electronics, a Samsung Galaxy tablet, 3 ANKI Starter Kits, a coule different types of "smart watches", a smart phone some headphones and a couple of "jamboxes". Once started and the realization of how redicuolys easy this was I then began to look into any possible Tax code violations or International trade violations that could be infringed upon.
I visited his.doc.gov/dpl/dpl.txt
This is a site that list addresses and people that are on a governmental "blacklist" of individuals not to deal with.
In all I turned down two contact request from job head hunters and now have enough "priority mail" boxes to ship Christmas presents for the next three years.

#1 General Comment
Same email, different name
AUTHOR: ''LilRed - (United States of America)
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 06, 2012
I recieved the exact same email, using the exact same wording, describing the exact same pay rate, and the exact same contract; only it was from a company called: General Global Shipper Inc. and the mans name was Alexandr Krupnich.
Sounds terribly suspect to me. Why are they asking US citizens to accept "contents unknown" packages from Fed Ex and UPS, just to take those same packages to our local post offices and ship them overseas?
I'm curious to know if this is some sort of illegal shipping trade, that we're being set up for? It doesn't make any sence, to not have Fed Ex and UPS deliver the packages straight to these companies. Why involve a "middle man"?


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