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ii got an e mail from job link Nigeria informing me that i have been offered employment at trans ocean Nig ltd.the catch is I'll have to pay the consultancy fee of 13,500 Naira.i was told to report on the 16th of December as that is the deadline.fellow hot jobbers what do i do??????????? :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\ :-\
who ask you to pay , can you be more detailed
Dont pay money to any body,did u attend any interview with transocean?
One jobber in benin has been sending mail to people to pay money into his account before he can offer them imaginary job.u are not the first person,he also sent to a couple of guys concerning access bank employment.DONT BE GULLIBLE
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run for ur life oooooooooooo
actually it was Job link Nigeria that asked me to pay the money into their account.please has anybody received such a message in their e mail box?????? :-\ :-\
that is fraud , pls i will like you to post the name of man and his email address so that other member will be aware of him ,
i don't know why the name of the company is not showing. I've tried to type it many times but it refuses to show.the mail was from JOB-LINK NIGERIA
@ Serege!
Just discard it fast. No company will ever ask you to pay money before giving you a job. Even if you are being employed through an agency, they will give you the job first and it is your employer who pays for their services.
Be smart, don't fall for this common trick! :)
Every single independent opinion I've read of joblink is negative. Pity i didnt do enough investigations b4 giving away my 1500.
My letter of offer of appointment read:
[b]After a careful review and screening of your job application, we have decided to place you first as a MANAGEMENT TRAINEE in the following underlisted client establishment:
Client Name: Atlantic Marine & Oilfield Services
Location: Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria.
Curiously though I just read other similar letters sent by the same org to individuals and we were all placed FIRST!
These guys are too desperate to be true. I think someones just trying to cash in on the XMAS.
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