ExplorerMakedah
- 2016-10-27
Everyone who comes into this outfit should forward as much information about as possible to the local police and UAE Embassy. So far, two known individuals have been burnt.
Turnoi
- 2016-10-15
Hi, I used to receive such scam mails from time to time; and even if they can be located to have been sent from place in the UAE or Hongkong, there is normally none of the natives behind that - even when they use a native name from that area. It's mostly stranded foreigners there like all those Nigerian gangs (pretty well-known for the scams they are involved in worldwide) that you will also find in the streets of Hongkong trying to sell you drugs.
The Al Rash School in Ras Al Khaimah in the U.A.E is an elaborate well thought out scam. The alleged school master is Kabir Mohammed Ali at alrashadbrtish@gmail.com. Note the misspelling of the word "brtish" in his gmail address. At first glance the webpage alrashadschool.com is quite elaborate, but upon closer inspection it contains numerous spelling mistakes. We had a Skype interview, but his face was not revealed to me. He followed up with an email confirmation where I was instructed to send my flight money and all U.A.E Employment VISA costs to some random travel agency who allegedly referred me over to him? I performed a map search and found one other person who almost took the bait, but bolted after he was asked to send a large amount of money to a bogus travel agency at the request of Kabir Mohammed Ali.