FRAUD ALERT

by CPT JACOB A HUMBLE

16 hours ago

I MUST let EVERYONE who reads this know that a user on this forum under the name "Douglas Gordon" asking people to message him away from the platform at  "mr.dgordon95@gmail.com" is a 1000000000% FRAUD. He is asking people to divuldge private information under the guise of working for the United Nations and promising a job paying @$29K per month. His emails look like the following:

"Dear Mr.  Jacob,

I appreciate your interest and your willingness to learn more about this programme.

Let me provide you with the details you have requested.

Programme Overview

The United Nations Development Programme, following our participation at the World Economic Forum, launched the Economic Development Programme titled Eradicating Poverty and Corruption from Society. This initiative focuses on sustainable job creation and long-term economic empowerment in communities that need it most.

The programme is currently appointing qualified individuals to serve as regional leaders. These leaders will be entrusted with managing an investment fund of USD $30,000,000.00 to develop and implement employment generation projects in their designated areas.


*YOUR ROLE AS APPOINTED LEADER*

Your responsibilities would include:

Identifying small business opportunities in your community

Approving funding proposals from local entrepreneurs

Distributing startup capital to approved applicants

Developing vocational training programmes for unemployed youth and women

Submitting quarterly progress reports to the UNDP oversight committee

Ensuring transparency and accountability in all financial transactions

You will not work alone. A dedicated support team will be assigned to assist you with implementation, reporting, and compliance.

COMPENSATION

You will receive a management fee of USD $350,000 per year, paid monthly from the programme budget.

OPERATIONAL FRAMEWORK

The work is performed remotely from your current location. You do not need to relocate. All communication, reporting, and fund management is handled through secure online channels.

APPOINTMENT PROCESS

The process consists of four steps.

Step One: Expression of Interest

You confirm your willingness to accept the appointment. I activate your file in our secure system.

Step Two: Preliminary Documentation

You provide basic information to register in the UNDP candidate database. This includes your full name,Date of birth, Place of birth, Current Address, country of residence, occupation, phone number, and a recent passport photograph.

Step Three: Legal Review

Our legal officer reviews your file and prepares your official appointment agreement. You will then receive your appointment documents including your Goodwill Ambassador Certificate and your Confirmation of Bank Proof of Funds.

Step Four: Appointment Finalization

Once your appointment agreement is confirmed, your United Nations laissez-passer is issued and your fund allocation is scheduled.

Next Steps

Please reply to this email with the following information:

1. Your full legal name as it appears on your government ID
2. Your country of residence
3. Your current occupation
4. Your phone number
5. A recent passport photograph
6.Date of Birth
7. Place of Birth

Once I receive these, I will activate your file and send you your official nomination letter.

I look forward to your response.

Yours sincerely,

Douglas Gordon
United Nations Development Programme"
DO NOT REPLY TO THIS PERSON, IT IS A 10000000% FRAUD and "he(they)" WILL ONLY DEFRAUD YOU!!!
I wish I could confront the piece of sh!t coward who does this to people...IN PERSON and give them a piece of my knuckle sandwich, my knee pie and a taste of their own "blood tea" to wash it all down.
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    John Robinson

    Jacob,

    Yep, just received one myself.  I have received that one before though, just through standard email as a spam attempt I guess.  When I saw the message, I thought someone had finally found the knife I have been looking for and then saw the response---what a bunch of crap.  No one would ever take that kind of email seriously.  I usually report them as phishing and block the sender.

    Thanks.

    -JR

    4 hours ago