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1st email replied:
Thank you for giving us a chance to respond to you. This is most certainly not a scam. What you have seen are comments made by ignorant people who will not give us a chance. Site jabber will not post our reply to the allegations which is most unfair. We are currently recruiting drivers in all areas. Our website inviting clients to use us will be launched at the beginning of May. We are inviting drivers to become partners which are why we ask for a contribution towards costs. This is a new way of operating which is why I wish people would just give us a chance. We do not launch until May how can anyone accuse us of being a scam!
All the best
Lorraine
2nd email replied:
This is a new partnership initiative which is why we are asking for a small contribution for the set up. Once we have a data base of drivers we launch the website inviting customers to use our drivers on a daily basis. The depots will be dotted around the UK depending on the demand. All the best
James
We have also received a email from drivinguk.net who promise money if we pay £49.99 to the secrets of a courier, the only problem is its the same address as easy-drop... is this a scam too? I hope not! What is wrong with people nowadays wanting to take peoples hard earned money...
NOTE THE ADDRESS AT THE BOTTOM?
Thank you for your interest in working
As a highly paid Specialist Courier.
You'll soon see - in stunning detail,
How any average man or woman with
A driving licence can earn a full £350
Or more - every working day.
(With, I might add, NO boss of any kind looking
Over your shoulder).
You'll be able to access this opportunity straight-after
You've completed out "14 Day Fast-Start Job Application"
And be assured; this DrivingUK opportunity is absolutely
& genuinely the real deal. The top national newspapers
Simply would not let us advertise if this
Was not 110% genuine & legitimate.
********************************************
Want to jump the queue?
Go to www.drivinguk.net/success right now
********************************************
Hoping to see you on the road soon
* and joining us in what is probably 'the BEST job in the world'*
Kind regards
Greg Richards
www.drivinguk.net/success
PS. You'll be most surprised to discover that in
This very specialised part of the courier
Business we operate in - the recession
Has meant that there's even MORE work out there
Than in ANY other type of driving-work in the UK!...
Email Service Centre, 7 Clifford Street, Yorkshire, UK YO1 9RA
Pretty clever detective work figuring out that both of these internet companies have the exact same address...
Was seriously thinking of looking into doing this BUT now that I have seen these comments... I don`t think so anymore... thankyou people.
I signed up to drivinguk.net paid £49 they say you can earn £350 a day, all they give you for your £49 is a list of courier companys and solicitor companys for you to phone up and ask them for work, to be honest you can look through the yellow pages to get numbers for free, i think it is all a rip off, if it was that easy everybody would be doing it, i am trying to get my money back, hope this helps to anyone thinking of signing up to any of these companys cheers
Been trying to research this before sending any money. Check the following links re: Easy Drop (which has the same postal address as the email received by bicky above). All in all, seems pretty dodgy:
http://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.easy-drop.co.uk
http://www.yamahaclub.com/forums/topic/21172-easy-drop/
Thank you all for the postings about Easydrop/drivinguk, I was about to sign up with them and send £49 of my dole money to start up a courier business and now realise its not worth it as I know I can do what they expect me to pay for - for nothing - thanks LEE B,
Londoners look at http://www.jobs-london.info if you are looking for a job
Just read the comments, was going to sign up, but if £49 is for postal addresses, phone No etc then why charge so
Much."If it is good good to be true it probably is", where have I heard that before?
Well how glad i was to find this site. My grandson was ready to give up his job as a chef to join this so called firm. What a relief for me to be able to tell him what they are really like... Thanks a lot guys
I am pleased to find other people in the same boat ( not being horrible) with the same company, they are a scam. I paid £ 55 for staitionary and uniform. WHAT A CROCK. Did i spell that right? Easy scam. Tried to stop my cheque, the BBBs got to it in very short time.
Hi can anyone tell me if they have manage to find a phone number for this company? I want to call them and speak to someone about it but cant find a number. Every email i send them they never reply to. I know a lot of people think its a scam but i would like to talk on the phone to someone to find out.
Thanks for any help you can give me.
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I'm so disappointed with my self falling for this drivinguk garbage if one of my lads had come to me and asked for advice i would have took one look and said forget it, and there's me paid 50 quid out and cant get a response from anybody, talk about egg on my boat race
Hi all.
Yeh I also fell for the scam, some people might disagree it's a scam, but I paid £49, they took my money fast enough, & 10 days after I'm still waiting for the magic link.
Can't get hold of anyone, not a reply to my emails.
The whole thing stinks, I hope people will read this & not be a dumbnut like me, save ya money.
Hi all, a friend of mine received serveral emails from a guy calling him self scott from this so called easy drop after making contact enquiries about driving for easy drop, my friend suggested he paid his £49.95 by cheque if they would forward a contact address, where he could send his payment guess what two weeks on and not a peep from scott i wonder why, the easy solution if you want to start driving as a courier is apply at well know company with a real address and real people simple's
Hi all.
Yes I myself had loads of emails from Scott.
On my receipt for the £49 I had 2 email addresses which I have contacted both several times, but have yet to recieve a reply.
support@mywebassistance.com and www.emergencyinfo.org
I also received a mobile number 07931 671438, unable to get a responce, goes straight to voicemail.
All the best.
I have just also been conned, I ididnt realise until they processed payment without my bank asking for verification. Literally just happened is there anyway i can stop the money going out?
I have fallen for this aswell. Tried the 2 email addresses and the no that Bill E mentioned above, still no better off. How do we get our money back?
It's been two months since i last wrote and sadly i see people are still falling for this scam, does anyone out there feel like joining force's with me? And lets see if we can do something legally to try and bring these scammers out of there dug in and get all these poor folk there money back or aleast try, if we're all going down lets do it with a bit of FIGHT, s. M
If these people are advertising on the web surely the hosts are partially responsible for allowing the scams to be advertised in the first place... so instead of everyone moaning and groaning take action and report both the host and scammer to the relevant authorities...
Thanks Guys Sorry so many have been scammed... I won't be falling for this one. Put it down to experience, I've been caught before. Thanks to the internet, NO MORE!
