Donation Europe - true or scam?

Hello. I just received this on my email and I'd like to know if it's legit or if it's a scam. Thank you.
"Job for students, home-workers and people which have free 2-3 hours a day.
Dear Sir/Madam,
We're glad to offer you a position in our company Donation Europe.
We are a charity organization in Central Europe.
We help and support the community in Europe to help children of all ages.
Donation Europe is an organization which supported by donations.
All information about us you can read at our web-site.
You can earn money and help children with us.
We are looking for freelance representatives in EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.
Donation Europe receive donations in Europe, you have a possibility to
become a "Freelance representative" of our company.
You do not need any funds to work and you do not need to find anybody.
We hire people for freelance work.
You can combine it with your full-time work, 2-3 hours a day is required from you.
The salary is 1500 - 3500 EUR per week.
If you have an interest to our proposition and have a desire to help children
send your reply to dekids@gala.net
Our manager will send you more information about the job and terms of employment.
[REPLY TO dekids@gala.net ONLY]
Helen Wilson
Donation Europe.
Poland
Nowoursynowska st. 119,
02-776 Warsaw
Phone/Fax:---------
Charity Registration No.:--------
Company Registration No.:--------"

Dude...

Do you REALLY think you can earn 1500-3500eur a week (78-182K a year), working 2-3hrs a day? For a CHARITY organisation?!?

What do you think?

Hello there. I´m from Argentina and I also think earning that much isn´t at all a possibility... We should be careful about this kind of e-mails.

XO
kas

Definite scam... Not even a doubt.
Charity work that pays....

hmmmmmm... Kind of takes the meaning out of charity.

See my blog for other scams i've found:
http://bloggingto-thebank.blogspot.com/

Hi, I´ve had received the same mail too.
Post address is :...Poland
Mail address is :... ua = Ukraina. Why?
Do anybody of you answer this mail? What did Ms.Helen Wilson reply?

I answered the mail and received this answer from Ms Helen Wilson. What do you think ? I can't find manynews of Donation Europe in any search engine and in many phishing lists I've checked, but I still don't understand why a charity organisation should pay so much. The last thing that I wish is to have troubles with the police and the laws..
Hello,
Thank you for an interest to our proposition.
Sorry for delay, we had too much work last month.
As we wrote we are a charity organization.
We help and support the community in Europe to help children of all ages.
All information about us you can read at our website www.donationeurope.com We accept donations from our members via bank wires and Western Union or Money Gram money transfers.
Freelance representative has to receive donations from our members in Europe (USA also now) and resend money to needy children in other countries via Western Union and Money Gram money transfers.
We pay to representative a salary in the amount of 10% from each donation.
Read "Frequently Asked Questions about Freelance Job" here please http://www.donationeurope.com/Without_fl/Html...
Please send us your full CV (resume) for confirmation of your capacity for employment and that you are rightful person.
You can send us this application form instead of CV (resume) also.
FIRST NAME:
LAST NAME:
COUNTRY:
CITY:
ADDRESS:
ZIP CODE:
MOBILE NUMBER:
HOME NUMBER:
AGE:
CURRENT/LAST JOB:
As soon as we receive your CV (preferred) or application form we send you the result of accepting you to our job position and the contract for a partial employment
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
[REPLY to dejob@aol.com PLEASE]
Helen Wilson
Donation Europe.
www.donationeurope.com
Poland
Nowoursynowska st. 119,

Btw, did you see the website ? is very weird since if you click on news and press the links are not leading to some other pages. And not only that ...

100% Scam. Don't be a victim. If you get an Email from this person file a complaint.
This is a "Work At Home" or "Business Opportunity" Scam.
Saying these donations are for poor children makes it even more pathetic.

Hello,
Thank you for an interest to our proposition.
Sorry for delay, we had too much work last month.
As we wrote we are a charity organization.
We help and support the community in Europe to help children of all ages.
All information about us you can read at our website http://www.donationeurope.com
We accept donations from our members via bank wires and Western Union or Money
Gram money transfers.
Freelance representative has to receive donations from our
members in Europe (USA also now) and resend money to needy children in
other countries via Western Union and Money Gram money transfers.
We pay to representative a salary in the amount of 10% from each donation.
Read "Frequently Asked Questions about Freelance Job" here please
http://www.donationeurope.com/Without_fl/Html...
Please send us your full CV (resume) for confirmation of your capacity for
employment and that you are rightful person.
You can send us this application form instead of CV (resume) also.
FIRST NAME:
LAST NAME:
COUNTRY:
CITY:
ADDRESS:
ZIP CODE:
MOBILE NUMBER:
HOME NUMBER:
AGE:
Hi I answered it as well. What's interesting I got the same text as Paolo. It's scam no doubt. THe q is what can we do with it - leave it or pass to the police???
CURRENT/LAST JOB:
As soon as we receive your CV (preferred) or application form we
send you the result of accepting you to our job position and the contract for
a partial employment
Feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

It certainly looks like a scam but, unlike the 419s or similar, I can't yet see how this one works. Any know?

The fraudster will get your home address and send you a Counterfeit Donation Check. You will be asked to process this check through your own personal bank account (work at home opportunity).

After the deposit is made, the fraudster will ask you to Wire Transfer funds to them. They will ask you to keep a portion for yourself as payment for your services.(Once you Wire Transfer the Funds, the money is GONE, you WILL NOT be able to get it back.)

Later when the check returns to your account as counterfeit, your account will be overdrawn (unless you have enough $$ in there to cover the bad check). Either way you just got scammed.

You will be held responsible by your bank for the money you wired because you processed the bad check through your account.

NEVER deposit a check or money order from an unknown person into your account.

Check Out www.IC3.gov for more information related to Online Scams.

I received exactly the same e-mails and also their "work" contract. I checked the website and it isn't active anymore. Definitely a scam...

Absolutely the same mails... Literally, I received the same messages - word by word...

I've recived 4000Euro from this company on today.I need withdrawn that from my account and send it via MoneyGram.The money was send from Germany. Its looks like that working.

This is a 100% money loundry proccess so if you want to risk some jail time it's worth it... :)

george wrote:

I've recived 4000Euro from this company on today.I need withdrawn that from my account and send it via MoneyGram.The money was send from Germany. Its looks like that working.

and what happen? because yesterday received the same from Germany 5810e and need to send it via moneygram (for me 10%)

"A fool and his money are soon parted." - Thomas Tusser

Good Luck!

Yep. I got this email too.

Its cleverly designed and I would've ALMOST believed it, but the fraudster didn't pay attention to small details in one area, and completely overemphasized certain details in other areas.
The "Donation Europe" seal on the contract looks about as authentic as a Barbie doll marriage certificate.
The charity's and organization's registration numbers would never be written out like that on an employment contract form.
No one ever picks up the phone (if you've tried calling).
The news links are bogus.
The online donation page is clearly fake.
The email address is an AOL account. For a charity organization to use a layman's email server is unheard of.

I would like to say "congratulations" to the scammers for helping me to confirm my long-held belief that most humans are unworthy of living.

As the old saying goes, "If it sounds to good to be true, it usually is."

I just called the number on the website and they answered! I asked for Helen Wilson, but she was conveniently "unavailable".

The thick German-accented man on the other end would not answer any of my questions by phone and kept referring me to their email address for correspondence

a friend of mine has received the same thing and sent her first one ,now after reading all thease msg s she does not no what to do they put more money in her bank ,and there keep ringing and sending emails telling her to send it on ? she does nt want to get troube.