Online Scam in Canada

Monday, August 24, 2009
Royal York Hotel Scam


If not for the email I received from one of my blog readers, I wouldn't
have known that there's this Royal York Hotel Scam.

Dear Mr. Daly

Good day.

As per your assessment, based on the resume I sent you that I have a
slim chance to go to Canada since my occupation is not included in the
Canadian High Demand Occupations. Then, I followed your advice thru
the websites you indicated in your email for me to look directly to
the job listings in Canada. I'm very grateful for your help but I came
accross this job opening at Royal York Hotel, Ontario Canada. This
company sent me job application form and pro-forma service agreement
wherein as per their instruction fill it up and send back to them
within 72 hrs.

It came to my knowledge that there's a fraud warning regarding this
Royal York Hotel Job Hiring. So, I would to know if this is really a
fraud or their job hiring is legitimate?

Please see the forms they sent me thru attachments.

Hope to hearing frrom you soon regarding this matter.

I pray for CIC's continouos success.

More power.

Sincerely,

(name withheld)


Here's the upper portion of the application form:

Royal York Hotel Scam

This is definitely a scam similar to that of Omni Hotel Scam, Marriot
Hotel Scam and Linxus Royal Hotel Scam.

Read this to avoid these kinds of scam: Guaranteed Visas and Jobs in Canada.

Job search through internet works, but please be careful in sending your
hard-earned money just to get a job.

Another modus operandi you will encounter are recruiters promising you to
get you a Labor Market Opinion (LMO) in exchange for $1500 - $4000. The
problem there is that they may get you an LMO but that is not a guarantee
that you will be issued visa/work permit. But since your agreement is just
to get you an LMO, you will not get any refund if your visa application is
refused for whatever reasons. Worst, there are cases wherein employers
withdraw the LMO while your visa application is in process.

Do not pay for LMO. That is not a good idea.Do not send money anywhere.

Fortunately for this blog reader, she asked me first about this Royal York
Hotel Scam. Some others send their money first before verifying the
offers.





Category: Online Scam