What is your opinion of SHIPNWIN?

Answer 1

Yes, ShipNWin is definitely a SCAM. Do not work for them, and if you are working for them now, you need to STOP, you will NOT get paid one "red cent." I know, because it happened to me.

What they do is grab resumes from online job post and send you an e-mail that reads like the one I received (see below).

They fax you a contract, and request a copy of your driver's license. Shortly after that, you start receiving packages that you have to repack and take to the post office using their pre-paid shipping labels.

They promise to issue a check on the 3rd day of the following month. However, after you have worked for them for a month, nothing happens, no check, no reply to e-mails.

The crook behind this scam is Joseph Fuller, e-mail address j.fuller@gmx.com, and also jfuller092@gmail.com.

Below is the e-mail they send out - It's all a SCAM - you get paid zero cents.

Our company deals with complex mail logistics services. We are also providing facilities including the packing and documents preparing. So any kind of process with mail or cargo of any amount can be executed by our company too.

Now we are looking for people who can manage the correspondece. This is a part-time job, where you will get $2100 every month.

Your responsibilities will be:

-accepting and sending parcels

-checking goods

-compiling monthly reports

-sending documents on each parcel.

Our requirements are:

-PC and access to internet;

-2-3 free hours per day

-ability to take packages to the post office.

If you are interested, please send your contact details to j.fuller@gmx.com .