suspect behind a fake jobs racket arrested

Meria

Meria

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Detectives have arrested the main suspect behind a fake jobs racket that has been defrauding job seekers by promising them nonexistent jobs at the JKIA.

29-year old Bonface Ouko aka Peter Kamuri would charge his victims various kinds of fees, before offering them the fake letters of offer. They included medical fees, security pass fee, interview fee and uniform fee among others.
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Meria said:
Detectives have arrested the main suspect behind a fake jobs racket that has been defrauding job seekers by promising them nonexistent jobs at the JKIA.

29-year old Bonface Ouko aka Peter Kamuri would charge his victims various kinds of fees, before offering them the fake letters of offer. They included medical fees, security pass fee, interview fee and uniform fee among others.
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Surely mtu anakaa mashidashida anakuahidi job?
 
Once upon a time, nilikua nimechapwa na maisha to ground zero. I contemplated the easiest method to gaining riches and the idea of putting non-existent tenders and collecting tender fees arose.
Unfortunately, a door opened before I could execute the idea.
I would be reach
 
Aviator said:
Once upon a time, nilikua nimechapwa na maisha to ground zero. I contemplated the easiest method to gaining riches and the idea of putting non-existent tenders and collecting tender fees arose.
Unfortunately, a door opened before I could execute the idea.
I would be reach
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LeoK said:
Hii forum inabidi ushuku some listers.
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Very lucrative.
This is what is known as the long con. In your case it would not have succeeded because:
You did not have a registered business name using fictitious official names - an ID from the real registrar of person comes in handy.
You need to have resources to set up an office and an address where the tenders would be posted and or hand delivered.
You did not some resemblance of a working company meaning a receptionist cum secretary.
You did not have a team,this works when working with several people to give a false sense of officialdom to your victims.
And you needed to put an advert in the dailies to ensnare your victims. The bigger the advert the better...for several days in a single week. Ideally it should have a very short deadline.
And so many other reasons why you would not have succeeded.


Disclaimer: Do not ask me how I know all that.
 
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It's Me Scumbag said:
Very lucrative.
This is what is known as the long con. In your case it would not have succeeded because:
You did not have a registered business name using fictitious official names - an ID from the real registrar of person comes in handy.
You need to have resources to set up an office and an address where the tenders would be posted and or hand delivered.
You did not some resemblance of a working company meaning a receptionist cum secretary.
You did not have a team,this works when working with several people to give a false sense of officialdom to your victims.
And you needed to put an advert in the dailies to ensnare your victims. The bigger the advert the better...for several days in a single week. Ideally it should have a very short deadline.
And so many other reasons why you would not have succeeded.


Disclaimer: Do not ask me how I know all that.
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I had complied like 75% as per the above.
But am learning from the guru himuseof
 
Meria said:
Detectives have arrested the main suspect behind a fake jobs racket that has been defrauding job seekers by promising them nonexistent jobs at the JKIA.

29-year old Bonface Ouko aka Peter Kamuri would charge his victims various kinds of fees, before offering them the fake letters of offer. They included medical fees, security pass fee, interview fee and uniform fee among others.
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Looks like a man with 1001 problems
 
Someone some years ago wanted to organise me a job pale tuskys for the post of a cashier, he was asking for 10k.
I laughed and walked away.
Sijai coniwa na sitawai
 
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