I rcvd a mail from stating that I have a job in nigeria ? Is it true ??

Question

SHELL NIGERIA INC. (SNI)
Job Vacancies
TITLE: PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACT
Job ID: PSC/JV/SNI 01145-07 Nigeria.
Shell Nigeria Incorporation (SNI) has immediate employment
opportunities.

Answer 1

I would contact Shell in the US.

This sounds like a scam.

Don't give them any information about yourself, until you can verify who they are.

Answer 2

If you reply to it there will be a fee to pay for the "additional information". Once paid you will here no more. They will then have your bank details and will be in a position to plunder your account. If you e mail them they will know your e mail is live and you will get other "offers" and they could also then access your PC. It is a SCAM and you should delete it and forget it. By the way, did you ever apply for a job in Nigeria?

Answer 3

The only mail I have received from Nigeria has been spam trying to get money out of me.



If you did not apply for a job then its spam, if you did you should contact the person who interviewed you to check.

Answer 4

I had one last week, any email that contains the word "Nigeria" is a total money scam, Nigeria is the scam capital of the world, mine said there was a large amount of money to collect, i just need to send a release fee ha ha.

Answer 5

No it isn't true, it is a scam. They will send you either cashier's checks, traveler's checks or money order and tell you to put them through your checking account, keep a certain amount for your salary and then wire the remainder to a third party. This is a money laundering scheme that is used to fund terrorists and get money for free.



The scam part is if you put it through your checking account, the cashier's checks/traveler's checks/money orders are very convincing counterfiets and so you will get stuck with a bank account that is overdrawn by thousands of dollars and it will ruin your credit.



Do not fall for this type of scam.

Answer 6

Did you apply for a job in Nigeria??? Of course it's spam.

Answer 7

Nigeria hmm. Sounds like a lovely place to live.



That's a real riddle, remember you have to follow your heart.



Why don't you call them up and then get on the next plane!

Answer 8

no. it doesnt even say you have a job in nigeria. it just says there are employment opportunities. either way though, its spam

Answer 9

I'd say this is a clear scam, especially once you read the info on



http://www.oil-offshore-marine.com/how-to-use-a-big-name-for-illegal-gains-shell-nigeria-fake-website.php



http://www.oil-offshore-marine.com/bewarejobscams.php#7



Contact Shell Nigeria directly, and be alert.

Answer 10

Another cretin. If someone told you that your leg had fallen off, I bet you'd believe them.



Send all your bank details and passwords off straight away. Thicko.

Answer 11

Did you apply for a job there? If not this is most likely trash mail.

Answer 12

Its Spam

Answer 13

Write and thank them, but tell them that your bike has a puncture and you may be late.

Answer 14

It is spam mate

Answer 15

Its spam

Answer 16

No

Answer 17

No, it is a scam.