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Frequently Asked Questions

1.  I have been offered job in a shipping company and middle man is asking money. What should I do?

a.  No Good Companies take any money to offer you a job on ship. Instead if they find anyone offering and accepting bribes, strict action is taken on both. So if some one is asking you money then you are likely to be duped.  You will loose your money.  

b.  Sometimes they may give you job in some shoddy company on some small ship or barge based in middle east only for a month or two. Again afterwards you will be jobless and the experience on that vessel will not be considered by good companies.  

2.  Do I have to pay any money to shipping company once I get selected?

Absolutely not.  Once you are selected, company will spend for medical check up, visa fees and air fare.  The company will arrange for your travel from the Indian airport to the ship without charging you a single penny. 
                                       BEWARE


Following people were found posing as recruitment agent for famous cruise lines such as MSC cruise line and Aida Cruises.They  send very attractive appointment lettersand ask for visa and immigration agency fees. If you see any such advertisements from them , please do not apply.

1.  Captain Raffaele Laccarino E-MAIL : service@msccruisesline.co.uk Tel: +44- 7012 - 4132424
2.  Capt. francis john  Email : captfrancisjohn@gmail.com  Tel: +49 - 435 - 612922


 No real company ever hires you without an interview!  No real company uses a number that begins with +44 70!
   So if you get any employment offer without proper interview and demanding money for visa then you should consider it as fraud and immediately bring it to our notice.

Job offers with +4470 Phone Numbers are scams

+4470 numbers are a major red flag when it comes to scams! Personal forwarding phone numbers (also called "UK global redirects") are easily recognized, and they are a major red flag when it comes to identifying scams or scammers. The number is often given in the format +447024013818. The country code, (the +44) seemingly indicates that the number is UK-based number. The 70 prefix, however, identifies it as a personal forwarding number.

What is a personal forwarding number? or When is a London phone number not a London phone number?

Many phone providers offer this service for free. The number can be "forwarded" to any phone in the world. The charge for the call, which can be quite high, are billed to the caller, not the recipient of the call. The user of the number can apply for one more or less anonymously. Consequently, scammers love this free, portable number which can fool the unwary into believing they are located in the UK, while the scammer actually receives calls on an anonymous, prepaid cell phone on another continent, in another legal jurisdiction.

Does a personal forwarding number always equal a scam?

With very few exceptions, yes. Because of the high rates charged for the caller, legitimate UK businesses would not be eager to use a +4470 number as a contact number for customers or people applying for a job. Most businesses use +4470 numbers strictly internally, for example, forwarding a personal number to the mobile phone or temporary office location of a foreign-based employee in order to save on phone charges. 



Following numbers have been reported as scammers, So do not respond to these persons
if you get any correspondence from them.

Tel:   +44-702-4132424
        +44-702-4081035
        +44-702-4018968
        +44-702-4016311

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