Keith Milford
- 2016-05-06
Hello Tetiana
Well I too have been caught. I unfortunately made two moneygram deposit and see that they have already been drawn - they were made from a friend to my name to be collected in the UK.....well I have just been to the bank and the money is gone - withdrawn.
I received many emails from the so called Reverend and his Barrister friend. Barristers name is Rupert Stuart. The Rev. address is :
808, SILVER LOCK CLOSE, PORTSMOUTH
HAMPSHIRE,PO4 8EH,UNITED KINGDOM
MOBILE: +447031950811
but I too could not find this on any map (Google maps).
Do not feel alone - you are one of the lucky ones as I have lost 1627 pounds.
Regards.
Keith.
Keith Milford
- 2016-05-06
I have just been to the bank and the amount of 1627 Pounds (which I sent in two moneygrams has been withdrawn. So obviously a SCAM. The money was sent from a friend for me to pickup in the UK upon arrival. I have lost all. People DO NOT USE Moneygram to the UK as they do not require proof of identity only the reference number (which I had given them). So glad I checked the board - too old for this shit.
Scam Watcher
- 2016-05-06
SCAM!!!!!!!!!!
Don't send any more money!!!!!!!!
Keith
- 2016-05-06
Hello Allen.
I am busy with the Reverend at the moment sending emails frantically back and forth.
I have made two moneygram deposits (is this safe)???? and he now wants me to deposit more money as I need to register with the British Teachers Council. I have also been dealing with Barrister Rupert Stuart ----- is this a scam? how can I be sure. I have also queried the Reverend's address which he says is correct -
808, SILVER LOCK CLOSE, PORTSMOUTH
HAMPSHIRE,PO4 8EH,UNITED KINGDOM
MOBILE: +447031950811
but I cannot find it in Google maps.
What do you think.......
Looking forward to your reply.
Cheers.
Keith.
Curious
- 2016-03-15
Hello Tetiana
It looks like a scam
It spells like a scam
It smells like a scam
It feels like a scam
I know you have dreams... and I would like to be able to tell you that the Rev is real.
But NO, it's a scam.
The good thing: He is teaching you to be a realist.
But you don't have to pay an extravagant price for that lesson.
You already paid enough with your time.
All the best to you and your family, Tetiana
Tetiana
- 2016-03-15
Hello! My name is Tetiana. I'm from Ukraine. I've found in internet your scam alert about the person with a name Rev Diego Miguel. The thing is he tries me now to employ as a teacher for his wife and two kids and to relocate even with my family:my husband and my daughter. That would be great because I really want to relocate and all together with my family. But I am confused. The salary is very high and the package is very cool: separate fully furnished accommodation, private car with/ without a driver, tickets for all of us twice a year, 4 working hours a day dinner included, paid vacation and paid holidays... I don't believe in fairy tales. He sent me the contract but in his contract there was no information about my family. I tried to take a pause and offered him to connect one each other via Skype or What's up/Viber. The answer was: @They cannot use the computer and do not speak English at all." Very strange.
It is really interesting what for does he need my signature under the contract and copies of our passports...
Thank you for your scam alert!
best regards,
Tetiana
I have received a message from a Rev. Diego Miguel supposedly in the UK looking for an English tutor for his wife. I am sure it is a scam since he is in the UK and would not need to look in Asia to find a tutor. Just beware. I have received many such offers in the past which are always scams.