Beware of Princess Cruise Line Australia Employment Recruiting Scams

Updated: July 26, 2018 2018-07-26T21:36:35 -
Posted: July 26, 2018 2018-07-26T21:34:09
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The Princess Cruise Line Australia has been made aware of a series of fraudulent offers, or scams, for Princess Cruise Line Australia employment. The scammers falsely claim to be representatives of Princess Cruise Line Australia recruiting potential employees on behalf of Princess Cruise Line Australia. They’ve been known to offer assistance in securing work permits and visas in exchange for money.

The Princess Cruise Line Australia employment scams typically:

use the Internet or local newspapers to advertise false job openings.
request applicants send their application, resume, or CV to an illegitimate email address or fax number.
request that applicants wire funds to a bank account to cover processing and/or immigration fees.

A Sample of a Princess Cruise Line Australia Employment Scam

Subject: Australia Job Opportunities Open Attach, Apply Now

Dear Applicants

The Princess Cruise Line Australia urgently needs the services devoted and hard working people who are ready to work after undergoing enlistment training in Australia.

Open the attach document for more details on how to apply or you can send us your complete CV/Resume/Application Letter to (resumecv@mail.bg) for consideration.

NOTE: we offer paid training as we are interested in your personal development. Your timely response matters a lot!

Thank you

Human Resources

Princess Cruise Line Australia

E-mail: hiringoffice@job4u.com

Note: Some of the names, addresses, email addresses and telephone numbers in email samples on this website may have been impersonated.

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April 19, 2019 at 4:35 PM by an anonymous user from Oye, Ekiti, Nigeria
My name is Olusegun. An offer letter was sent to me after filling and sent to princess_executive.au@australiamail.com.
I was asked to pay 385 dollars to receive my Australian Security Identification Card (ASIC)to an African country - in Giunea to a named receipient in line with Australian Immigration law, of which ofcourse, I did.
After a day I was sent certain document that showed that visa fee and some other fees has been paid on my behalf that made my visa working permit ready. I was now asked to pay 485 dollars to be able to receive the document thereafter visa.
It is at this junction I applied caution and determined to verfy the authenticity of the offer.
Pls. How can I genuinely start the process bcos I have interest in working in Austalia especially this princess cruise company.
Thanks.
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- April 19, 2019 at 6:37 PM by info
  It is a scam. Once the email came from australiamail.com, it is a scam.
  Here are some email addresses being used by the scammers:
  ausfis.org@australiamail.com australiainternationalpromo2015@australiamail.com australiancybercrime@australiamail.com bhp.recruiting@australiamail.com career_zonalfarming.aus@australiamail.com commonwealthbkaustralia@australiamail.com garry.quinlan@australiamail.com garryquinlan@australiamail.com gary.quinlan@australiamail.com garyq@australiamail.com immigration.dpt@australiamail.com info.au-treasury@australiamail.com jones@australiamail.com josefhorvat@australiamail.com lottoaustralia@australiamail.com mrs.leong@australiamail.com zonal.farming.aus@australiamail.com
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November 24, 2018 at 5:10 AM by info
Here is another scam:
"Da: princesscruiseline@tutanota.com
Data: 19 novembre 2018 alle 1.06
Oggetto: Congratulation; your Job application has been approved.
Attachment: PRINCESS CRUICE CONTRACT LETTERFOR Prof. Marotta Francesco.pdf
214 KB
Hello,
Congratulation; your Job application has been approved. Attachment bellow is the Job employment contract on your name. You are required to sign and return a copy of this contract letter before the management completes your working file.
As soon as we received your signed contract; we will send your Visa Application letter to Australia Immigration and Citizenship so they will start your Visa procession immediately to enable us meet up with your Job starting date.
Regards
Mrs. Linda Fletcher
Human Resources Assistant Manager
Princess Cruise Line Australia
Email: princesscruiseline@tutanota.com
The information in this email is confidential and is intended solely for the addressee(s). Access to this email by anyone else is unauthorized. If you are not an intended recipient, you must not read, use or disseminate the information contained in the email. Any views expressed in this message are those of the individual sender, except where the sender specifically states them to be the views of PRINCESS PLC.
PRINCESS Cruise Line - Celebrating of cruising holidays"
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August 1, 2018 at 5:58 PM by info
Received via email:
"Hello,
My name is Kaylin Mayer. I recently was offered a position by the Princess Line Cruises Australia after they saw my job profiles on a job recruitment website. I was a bit skeptical but decided to apply. Today they offered me a position.
According to them, they will pay for my travel arrangement, visa and passport.I'm still not sure if they are the real deal or not as the contract has a lot of mistakes and things don't really add up.
Their email is princesscruiseline@tutanota.com, I was wondering if you could verify if it could be a possible scam.
Thanks,
Kaylin."
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- October 18, 2018 at 12:35 PM by an anonymous user from Vazhamuttom, Kerala, India
  Is it a scam, please verify I got the same
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  - November 19, 2018 at 5:18 AM by an anonymous user from Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    I got the same email too.
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