aff.419eater.com

Posted: **Fri Jun 25, 2021 6:56 pm**

Hello!

Long time fan of this scambaiting community and finally joined.

Some industry colleagues and I found a company that we are sure is a scam. They are basically posing as a global print broker, but collecting potentially sensitive information through their website: <removed>

Fake profile on LinkedIn with 3 fake employee profiles: <removed>
What is the best way to proceed and take them down?

Removed website and linkedin profile, no proof of scam provided - Bertje

Posted: **Fri Jun 25, 2021 7:21 pm**

Welcome to Eater.

The scams you are describing are not the types of scams we deal with. We deal with advance fee fraud here.

You did not provide any proof of a scam, so I removed the information. Please take a minute to read our Rules.

Do not post email addresses, profile links, or phone numbers without sourcing them to a scam mail, fake site, or other verifiable evidence of scamming. The potential for abuse of non-scammers is too great. We're not saying that you would point other baiters towards an ex-significant whatever, cheating spouse, or that neighbor who never returned your power tools. We are saying that in the past, others have. Moderators reserve the right to remove un-sourced phone numbers, links, or email addresses, or just delete that particular post entirely (they're like your credit card company, lots of reserved rights).

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