Shuenn Jaan Machinery - John Martins

 

Fraud.

One out of five!

Pleasant day,

Please can I have your attention for a moment? Would you like to work online from home temporarily and get paid weekly? Our Company Shuenn Jaan Machinery Co., Ltd. is a company based in Taiwan and we are into Manufacturer of plastic injection molding machines, bakelite machines, dual-colors injection molding machines and accessories supplied worldwide since 1975 with numerous customers home and abroad.

We produce various industrial machinery (machines) & equipments supply (supplies) you will be glad with our products. We need representatives in the United Kingdom who will be in charge of all our payments from our clients/customers. Most of our customers pay through Bank wire transfer, which are not negotiable here in Taiwan.

This brings our quest to employ a credible and trustworthy fellow as our representative to handle our payments. This would not affect your present job but serve as another stream of income to your good self. Being our representative and assisting us in processing the payments from our clients you shall earn a weekly salary and commission of about 10% of every payment you assist us with.

Due to the fact that we any office yet in the United Kingdom and most of the countries here in the Taiwan, we have lost in the past about £85,000 of net income each month because of money transfer delays. Most of our clients/customers who purchase our products need to pay large amount of money through their bank wire transfers and this is the reason we also need a representative.

Your task is to coordinate payments from our customers and help us with the payment process. You are not involved in any sales. If you are interested, email us back for more information.

A swift acknowledgment of the receipt of this email will be Appreciated.

Thanks For Your Checking to Apply with US.

Best Regards,

engr. John Martins.

(Staffing and Recruiting Dept)

Shuenn Jaan Machinery Co., Ltd

Important Notes :-

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