Canada visa offer

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manumnplyMember15 June 2018 10:24:57

Frinds I got an email from a Canada citizen that he need foreigner to work in his resident estate as a supervisor for managing the daily activities .the offered salary is 10000 canadian dollar. I don't know is it fake or original. I have to pay visa fees here in canada embassy offer in india remain all process will done by him including my ticket.friends please help me to know is it an original opportunity. Places share your experience.

GuestPoster1050Guest15 June 2018 18:12:02

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100% fraudulent.

At some point---and for some urgent or ostensibly convincing reason---you will be asked to "contribute" your OWN MONEY to help pay for your work permit, accommodations, flight tickets, etc. After you forward him your funds, you will never hear from him again.

Source: I have very wealthy clients in Canada and they would NEVER hire a total stranger as a resident estate supervisor.

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