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On Tue, 27 Mar 2007, D Eric Chadbourne wrote: > I post my resume on monster.com and like the next day this company called > toospoiled.com contacts me to work for them. Website admin. Wow, it's like a > dream come true. Health benefits and all! > > It's hard to describe exactly what got my attention. All the alarm bells > started going off. But I firmly believe that it's a network of websites > designed merely to get your personal information and then take advantage of > you. They haven't got my SSN or anything like that but they sure are trying > hard. > > So just a warning about toospoiled.com and shame on monster for giving my > info to these guys. (I'm going to bitch at monster directly in my next > email.) I did a quick search and found this: http://www.klaasdevriesjr.nl/k-files/talentrock/toospoiled_impactww_talent_palooza_scam.htm TooSpoiled, the next Impactww. New scam: eBandsearch Most likely you found this site, because you got an invitation that you weren't too sure about. Your gut feeling was correct. It is all a big scam. The con-artist behind it is named Ayman Ahmed el Difrawi (aka Alec Defrawy aka Alex Simon / Siman aka David Katz aka...), allegedly with Ralph Edward Bell and Cortes Randell in the background. Defrawy is as always hiding behind puppets, mainly his telemarketing sales director Michael Fomkin. This mob used to be together in a line of talent scouting and job scams, from Emodel.com (BBB / press) up to Lou Pearlman's Wilhelmina Scouting Network WSN / Trans Continental Talent TCT (BBB) and Fashion Rock (BBB). Just use any search engine to dig up tons of well-documented dirt. Twisting the truth is all they know. -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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