Statoil ASA “joins” the “League” 2007-06-27 11:11:20 Yes, 100% accurate. Now it’s official: Statoil
ASA (www.statoil.com) &ldquo
;joins&rdquo
; the Job Scams “League
” by having a Statoil Nigeria “Official” Website [make sure you pop-up blocker is active and your anti-virus is ON], this one http://statoil-ng.com/
Up-to-date information can of course be found on Oil Offshore Marine Beware of Job Scams.
http://statoil-ng.com is a FAKE website, designed to steal Statoil’s corporate identity and use it for FRAUD. For comparison, Statoil’s real website is www.statoil.com and Statoil Nigeria contact details are these.
For our highly-trained eyes, is was clearly a scam as soon as we opened the webpage. But for those who do not have our expertise, let’s have some explanations put down.
We had determined that http://statoil-ng.com is a FAKE website, designed to steal Statoil’s corporate identity and use it in order to fool people most probably by issuing fake “job offers” and indicati
A Job Scam Case Study: Biotech Oil Nigeria or how to fool people 2007-06-26 13:57:43 Yes, another lovely day at work, other tens of emails to take care of, and, unfortunately, another set of emails coming from people
having received “job offers” from Biotech Oil Nigeria
. WOW! It seems the guys at Biotech Oil Nigeria are really full of “projects”.
Unfortunately for them, long time ago Oil Offshore Marine has determined that they are job scammers, and we posted here information about them.
Case Study
follows:
1. If you didn’t know, Biotech Oil Nigeria is THE most powerful and the richest company in the world. Why? Read this: “2.1 BIOTECH OIL shall pay Employees on satisfactory performance of the services the sum USD 43,240 (Forty Three Thousand Two Hundred and Forty Dollars only) monthly or Euros equivalent depending on employee’s home country.”
2. Biotech Oil Nigeria offers employment without any formal interview, be it in person or by telephone. Now that’s really cool!
3. “Employer for each intercontinental trip s
Update on Fake Shell Nigeria Website 2007-06-22 16:03:42 A necessary update on the previous post.
Based on our research and analysis of all available information, we had assessed that http://shell-ng.org/default.htm is a daring copy of http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=nigeria.
Reasons:
1. http://shell-ng.org/default.htm is a website with no REAL background whatsoever.
2. Before you paste http://shell-ng.org/default.htm into your address bar MAKE SURE your pop-up blocker is ACTIVE and your antivirus system is ON. Why? Go on…
3. When you go to the address, your browser will indicate: “22 pop-ups blocked” and you’ll also be notified the http://shell-ng.org/default.htm website is a virus-land.
4. At the shell-ng.org contact page, that is, http://shell-ng.org/shell_nigeria__contact_us.htm, the job scammers indicate fake addresses and dangerous emails. Do NOT use any of these, as they are all belonging to SCAMMERS. Go here if you want to contact ShellNigeria
.
5. Should we continue? Guess not. We’ve made ou Read more:Update
Fake Shell Nigeria Website - JOB SCAM 2007-06-22 15:16:42 Oil Offshore Marine Official Notification
More and more people email and call us asking if http://shell-ng.org/default.htm is the real ShellNigeria
website.
Short Answer: No, it isn’t.
Long Answer: Be advised that Shell Nigeria official website is http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=nigeria and NOT http://shell-ng.org/default.htm. There is a BIG difference between the two, even though http://shell-ng.org/default.htm appears to be genuine, but it isn’t; http://shell-ng.org/default.htm is just a illegal copy of http://www.shell.com/home/Framework?siteId=nigeria
If in doubt, please refer to Oil Offshore Marine Beware Job Scams Info or contact us for free advice.
Update on Beware Job Scams 2007-06-18 08:07:56 We are constantly updating, after extensive research and double-checking, our Black List on fake companies, job scammers and false claims. The constantly-updated information is available here for general use.
Keep your keep wide open if you get a job offer in Nigeria, Chad, Benin or Sudan. And send us an email if you have reasons to suspect that job offer. And most importantly do NOT send any money until you are 100000% sure that company is real and the job offer is genuine.
Oil Offshore Marine
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, Beware
Re-Advertising 2007-06-18 08:00:44 One of Oil Offshore Marine’s good clients is in need of PDMS, PDS and STAAD professionals for its projects. And we are trying to maximize the applicants’ range, thus have decided to post here a short message.
Please go to this page to browse the openings and get more information.
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Still on scams… 2007-06-18 07:55:15 It is with regret that we have to write once again regarding the job scams which spread like plague. Oil Offshore Marine gets 10 to 15 emails every single day requesting advice on job offers via our FREE Checking System. Unfortunately, about 95% of all those “job offers” are fakes = job scams. For your own good, even if you think it can’t happen to you, drop an eye on the Beware the Job Scams information. It may save you money and time. Just days ago, a Canadian guy emailed us after he paid CAD$3,300 to a Nigerian “Employer” and was looking for ways to get his money back.
Learn from others’ experience. Research. Ask. Talk to your friends. Drop us an email before you pay anything. We’re here to help you. We can’t eliminate job scams, but we certainly can prevent them. Oil Offshore Marine wishes you wiseness and analytical skills!
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Yet another form of scam 2007-06-07 05:41:29 Believe it or not, today, Oil Offshore Marine, won the lottery :)) Yes, you heard right. WE won the lottery. Without, and that’s the real beauty, without even participating on any lottery whatsoever. And if you haven’t figured that already, it’s another SCAM, another form of FRAUD. Not a Job Scam, but a FRAUD & SCAM - as those scammers ultimately want your personal information.
Beware such emails or similar ones. Do not be fooled by the idiot formula “It is a promotional program aimed at encouraging internet users; therefore you do not need to buy ticket to enter for it.” How idiot can you be to even say this? But how idiot can you be to actually believe it?!?
Be advised. Stay smart. Think. Think. Think! Drop an eye on Oil Offshore Marine and on Job Scams Information to save yourself time, money and keep yourself secure.
Here’s the stupid email: “tu_claim@terra.es”:
Email Prize Award 2007.
C/.Isabel 45,28008. Madrid-Spain
Sir/Madam,
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Sticking with our Plans :) 2007-06-01 15:25:10 On May 21st, Oil Offshore Marine informed you that we will post on this blog some of the most interesting jobs from our Oil & Gas Jobs Portal. Now that we have finally implemented our internal process, we will stick to our plans and get back on this blog with full relevant information as soon as possible.
Be Advised! Read this before it’s too late! 2007-06-01 15:20:35 Oil Offshore Marine would like to officially note once again that any email sent to you and offering you a job, email claiming to be from Shell, more precisely from Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) or from Shell Gas Limited Italy (SGLI), is NOT coming from Shell at all. It’s a JOB SCAM.
Don’t be fooled by the fancy words the job scammers use in the “job offers”, don’t be fooled by the high salary they “offer”. Read ALL the information on Oil Offshore Marine - Beware the Job Scams and you will be wiser and, most importantly, you will NOT be a job scam victim.
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Beware! Job Scams over internet 2007-05-22 10:50:24 Via Oil Offshore Marine:
This is not new. And it’s not good either. Internet-based job scams have developed very rapidly taking advantage of the fact that, when surfing the internet, the online system can be used to disguise one’s real name or position, thus allowing scammers to make false claims and earn easy money by fooling their victims.
What is a job scam? A job scam is a form of FRAUD where certain persons (scammers), posing as recruiters (agencies) or as employers offer really attractive employment opportunities (which seem too good to be true); subsequently, the jobseeker (candidate looking for a good job) is required to pay them [the scammers] money in advance, usually under the guise of work visas, air travel expenses, and out-of-pocket expenses . . . . . Click here to read the full information.
If you have any comments, thoughts or experience to share, please do.
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Sharing Ideas, Thoughts, Comments 2007-05-21 17:27:28 We would love to hear from you either here, on this blog (preferably, because, after all, this is why we decided to have our blog), or by Direct Feedback on Oil Offshore Marine Feedback Page.
We intend to build this blog and develop it constantly as a place for sharing ideas and knowledge for the general benefit of all those seeking a Job in the Oil & Gas industry.
In order to prevent pr0n or other unwanted comments, we have enabled the option to accept only comments from Wordpress.com account holders. Please refer to Wordpress.com for information on how to sign up.
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, Comments
Notifications of Most Interesting Oil & Gas Jobs 2007-05-21 16:52:03 Oil Offshore Marine has officially decided to post on this Official Blog some of the most interesting Oil & Gas Jobs, jobs advertised on Oil Offshore Marine’s web portal. We welcome discussions and comments on the jobs advertised and on the employers posting those jobs.
This service will likely be implemented at the beginning of June 2007.
Disclaimer: The above notification system is offered in order to provide you, the end user, an easy tool that can assist you in your job search; the notification system does not alter nor does it update/modify Oil Offshore Marine Legal Terms. Also, you must abide by Worpress.com Terms of Use at all times.
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News 2007-05-18 11:59:45 This being our second post here, we would like to share with you our news for the upcoming months. We have great plans, and the services we’re going to introduce will be just brilliant. Or at least we think so; it will be up to each one of you to determine whether they are brilliant indeed or just nonsense. Best wishes from Oil Offshore Marine Customer Service Department
Welcome to Oil Offshore Marine 2007-05-17 03:59:12 This is a company blog. Oil OffshoreMarine
Official Blog. But you figured that already. We thought, well, why shouldn’t we have a blog of our own, blog that we can use and interact? This being said, we invite you to keep browsing this blog or to visit our official homepage. Enjoy your time!
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A -Don’t Do This- “Business” Idea 2007-07-03 03:56:01 Oil Offshore Marine
Ok, you are an online entrepreneur, you have ideas and you want to make money. Do whatever you want, but don’t do this: Read the Full Article
DISCLAIMER
This is NOT a real business idea. It is just SARCASM. Similarly, the title (A -Don’t Do This- “Business
” Idea) does NOT represent anything more than SARCASM.
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Dreaming of a Better Job? Keep Your Eyes WIDE OPEN! 2007-07-05 13:34:43 Oil Offshore Marine
Oil Offshore Marine Beware of Job Scams
Dreaming
of a Better Job? Keep Your Eyes WIDE OPEN!
Everyone dreams of a better life.
Many dream of a better job.
No one dreams of bad luck.
But if you run into a case such as the one below, and don’t have prior information, you’re right in the middle of bad luck.
So let’s see an example of how you, a jobseeker, can get into bad luck, meaning trouble. Well, you do a search on the internet, Google, Yahoo, or MSN, or other search engines.
And wanting to work for a big company, you get into the following website: http://shell-ng.org/default.htm. It seems everything is ok, and you email them your CV. And you patiently expect an answer, answer that comes within two days or so.
[Note: we did not put http://shell-ng.org/default.htm as a link for the simple reason that we don’t want to link to them; to go to this address yourself, activate your pop-blocker and make sure your antivirus is on, then open a new b
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