How would you like to be the assistant to a MAJOR
Hollywood producer? You can get the job now by going
online. You will receive a job offer and an assignment ...
that will ultimately screw you out of thousands of dollars,
thanks to Nigerian fraudsters.Here's the fraud by the
numbers ...-- People who want to break into Hollywood
post resumes on various websites. Some of them get an
email from people claiming to be major Hollywood players,
looking for an assistant.-- The "players" -- who actually
register Gmail accounts using the names of the actual big
shots -- offer jobs to the super-eager applicants from all
over the country.-- The "players" give the applicants a
start date and a first assignment, to get their feet wet.--
The "players" actually send the applicants a check to
deposit -- usually for $3,000 -- and then purchase pre-
loaded debit cards. The applicants are told to send the
cards to several charities near and dear to the "players."--
But since the applicants haven't even had their first day of
work, the "players" tell them to snap a photo of the debit
cards with the numbers to prove they followed instructions
correctly ... kind of a test.-- The applicants then dutifully
send the pics and the "players" then execute the fraud by
draining the cards with online shopping. So, by the time the
charity gets the cards the account is dry.As for the
checks ... well, they look like the real deal, but they're fake.
So by the time your bank figures out the scam, the money
is spent and you're on the hook.We've confirmed the names
of 2 big wigs are being used ... famed director Louis
Leterrier and big-time producer Alex Orlovsky -- he made
Ryan Gosling. We're told the feds are investigating the
case, and we've learned all of the IP addresses and server
information goes to Nigeria. And everyone has a friend
who's a prince in Nigeria.Welcome to Hollywood.
http://m.tmz.com/2014/10/06/hollywood-nigerian-scam-charities-money/