Freelance Courier – Advice on self employed courier work in the UK

I got caught out by the ukdriving.org scam, basically all you get is some out of date information to download, thats it. I never got any response to my emails and there is no way to contact the person behind this. I later discovered that the address is just a mailbox address, not a real one. Just about everything they claim on the website is false, there is no work offered nor any help to get any courier work. I feel cheated.

Thanks for the info ! I saw this ad in todays Daily Star and nearly contacted them but LUCKILY this website popped up 1st
THANKS again Jason

I got suspicious when asked for £49 up front, so e-mailed them got a reply saying how amazing this job is etc. Checked Google and found your site, and so confirmed my guess.Thanks.

1 first saw this advert in my emails about a week ago but it took 3 reads before i realised it was a scam,dont pay any money up front, it sounds to good,to be true leave it alone…

Thanks for the warning about Drivingpay.org etc,but for your info I may well have been cought by them.Again many thanks
F James

thanks just confirmed my initial suspicions

thks for the advise
nearly fell in the trap until visiting your website

My advice is to definitely avoid. It’s got most of the hall marks of an online scam.
1) The date at the top of the screen saying “Apply before midnight 20th Jan” – designed to make the reader believe they’ve just found a great opportunity at the last minute. I’d bet my house that if you checked back tomorrow, that will have changed to “Apply before midnight 12th June,” and will change to whatever the date is you view the site.
2) The scroll down design, all leading to an easy to fill in subscription box
3) The simple tick box style bullet points (bullet points – like this – make you keep reading and scrolling, because they’re easy)
4) Highlights in yellow to draw your eye and make everything seem even simpler and easier
5) Options that pretty much anybody who lands on the site will say yes to (Are you male OR female? Yes I am! Are you trust worthy? Yes I am! Can you work full OR part time? Yes I can! Would you enjoy £350 a day? Yes I would! I match all the criteria! This must be for me!)
6) Listing of high quality, recognised and trusted brand names (Toshiba, Amazon, Nokia.) How could it be a scam, when people like this are involved?
7) Exciting self employed opportunity! Three ideas that everybody wants. Excitement! Self Employed! OPPORTUNITY!
Big red arrows pointing, leading, you to the easy to fill in information boxes.
9) Three boxes for security, privacy and business – whatever they mean – but it’s very reassuring, isn’t it?
10) The obvious list of key words in grey at the bottom to try and increase search engine hits.

Thanks for the advice and saving me £49 and the trauma of loosing money to the scam. many thanks

drivingpay.org is the same scam as ukdriving.org, had a look at the information they send you (they don’t even send it, you just get redirected to a page after entering an email address). All they do is give you “information” on how to get in contact with companies to offer your services as a courier.

Just thought iwould add my comment.This is a complete scam and should be shut down.I saw the add and felt it odd that no where was a phone number used then at the end of it all they hut you with the £49.
THE DAILY STAR SHOULD NOT BE ALLOWED TO PUT ADDS LIKE THIS IN THERE PAPER.But then again its the Daily Star

I nearly got caught out so glad i found this site first. Thanks guys, you saved me losing 49 quid

Nearly got caught out by this scam was told to have a look at your site saved me 49 quid ta

Want to THANK everyone here! I did not out lay anymoney thought it was ‘To good to be true’ All the emails I sent got returned to me! Am contacting WATCHDOG, giving them there info.

i keep geeting the emails to and thought i was 2good to be true but when u think about it if it was that easy why wouldnt we all be driving up and down the uk for a few hundred quid a day but as many ppl have said its the way they highlite it and make words stand out to you that u want it so its a scam to me and its also known as drivinguk.net as well now.

As with everyone else here i almost got caught out by ukdriving because it sounds brill, just glad i saw this site first, now i’m off to the pub to spend my £49!!! Thanks

glad i checked was going to pay thanks

Thank you very much for the tip, after seeing the advertisement for UKDriving.org and filled out the form, i was bombarded with so much email that i thought I’ll give it a shot. I filled out all my card details online and later checked them out on google and thankfully i found your link claiming they were scammers. I called my bank and had my card cancelled. Thankfully they haven’t processed the transaction and i’ve saved £49 because of you!

Thanks a Million!!

thanks to you all, i nearly paid money to drivingpay.org until i found this site and realised it’s a scam. cheers.

Thanks so much I was thinking of taking this ” driving job ” up but my son in law googled the website and forunately found this telling people what a scam it is. So thankyou for stopping me making a big mistake, Is it not illegal for this Scott to be doing this and if it isnt it should be.
Many Thanks.

I’m one of the unfortunate (and stupid) ones to have sent the £49, something I will never get back!

They literally do nothing except send you a copied list of out of date companys, and bombard you with e-mails trying to convince you to waste another £49

I hope the one whos behind it (Scott) reads this and knows that he is a complete tool.

http://www.drivinguk.net/success/ keep getting emails telling me to go to this address, googled it and found this website. i guessed it was just a scam, now i know for sure.

got yet another email telling me to go to http://www.UKDriving.org/driving its exactly the same scam, just a different name!!

Nearly fell for that one myself ,glad i found your site and this forum,saved £49 thanx alot people.the scum should be castrated for tryin to sell pooh like that,not mentioning the fact that they know everyone is findings things hard these days. Scum ,thats all i got to say. Goodluck.

thanks for the advice ,i was nearly going to pay the £49 until i read this website ,every otherday you get an email from this so called brilliant driving company saying how wonderfull it is ,all i can say is thanks for the warning ,this should be taken off internet and certainly should not be in any newspaper even tho it is the daily star .

How lucky do I fill, was going to go to the ukdriving site & this site came up on google, thanks for saving me £49. I think I go out for a slap up meal with my misses instead : ).
I fill sorry for the people that have no been as lucky as me.

It definitely sounded fishy and way to good to be true so i googled and tryed to find out about this company, and wow look what i found!

we saw this fantastic offer but decided to check it out further…as you do….if it looks to good to be true…it probably is, thanks

wow!!! i cant beleive there are sad low lifes out there that would scam money off inocent people. you belong in hell scott!!

Pity it had to be a scam ,the whole idea sounds great, now obviously too great, I’m gratefull for your time and effort and saving me money, just wondering if any jobs like this excist and how to find them.
thank-you

Guess what, i fell for it and wasted £49. New i should have gone deeper. Learnt by my mistakes, thanks for the info on this site i will be more careful.Feel so stupid now.

Seeing these types of adverts really draws you in,gives you false hope ,thank goodness for these types of web sites to save you parting with hard earned money or to give you an idea your not the only one thats been scammed ive learned to google for comments about these fancy web sites that look great and like the answer to your dreams before its to late to turn back
nearly fell for RATED PEOPLE and MYHAMMER nobody seams to have much good to say, you pay for leads for work not good. Have a look for yourself and the comments on the Web
GOOD LOOK EVERY BODY TRY TO LOOK THROUGH THE SCAMS

Thanks for the info ! I saw this ad in http://tesco-carrers.com/serve.php and nearly contacted them but LUCKILY this website popped up 1st
THANKS Pavel

Thanks for this, I read it before parting with any money. Once again thank you.

Worse than being in the Daily Star this came up on an internet jobsite for the local paper The Sentinel in Stoke-on-Trent amongst what appear to be genuine driving jobs! Very readable advert as everyone says but sounds just too good to be true so glad this site confirmed it.

Thanks for the info, saved another desperate soul £50 for bugger all, I think its worth remembering ‘If its too good to be true, its too good to be true!’

nearly fell for it, thank god for this site. THANKS

Hi I was nearly drawn in to this scam and im still getting e-mails from them, and someone called Scott
can I ask what are the police doing about this website/scam

Thanks
Gordon

Knew this was a scam! Unable to contact anyone by their email ‘info@ukdriving.org’as the mailerdaemon states, ‘NO SUCH USER HERE’ Why do trading standards or government allow these people to continue in this fraudulent business? Come on Watchdog, expose them for what they are, now!

Gary

Hi
I am just like all of the people here looking for work.
Hoping for that little opportunity and putting all the efforts into paying the bills and hope that at the end of all the hard work that you put in, you may just have a little bit left over to treat the other half or your Mom / Dad / Brother / Sister etc…….
And “BANG” up pops another SCOTT, praying on peoples eagerness and weakness, to want to work and earn money.

I have been badgered by this company for weeks, I was very interested at first and entered my details to get more info!
The more I investigated the more I thought it was a scam.
I decided to put scott and his driving opportunity into the “JUNK BOX” but he has now found another way into my in box by calling his mail “THE NEW STARTER DEPT”.

I decided to have one final look around and if I couldn’t find anything nasty about it I was going to part with my £49.

Thank goodness I found this site!!!!

Unlucky SCOTT you are well and truly in the trash can

thanks again keep up the good work.

Mick

Thank you so mutch for the tip.
i nearly got caught. Another scam.
Its rip off britan all over again.

joe.M.

Guess what, I emailed UKdriving and in particular Scott, just to get more information before parting with 49 quid. Surprise, surprise, my email was never delivered. Thank God for saving myself my hard earned cash.

thanks for the info i keep getting emails from driving uk this one is from GREG i must get 3 to 4 a day and its p###### me off now

Thanks

Richard

I was looking for driving jobs in another area of England. This company came up first as a paid advert on Google. Of course it’s a scam, couriers don’t earn this sort of money, I know it’s what I do. This/these pondslime should be drowned, but if caught they get a very small fine and they start again under a new name, etc. Leeches!

So pleased I found this site, it did seem to good to be true which is why I looked into it further. You should never have to pay money out up front for a normal paid job! Its a shame though as it would of been good to fit around family commitments, flexibility with great pay!!

Thank GOD ! Thought is a scam then found out your website! I have reported this to Trading Standards, Police , IWF and AA. This is their last message of unsubscription.
Bastards ! Busted !

i got caught out cos want to leave the job i’m in taught nme a lesson will be more careful in the future

thanx for warning us i fill the boxes like my name and email but when they ask ££ i thought if its big company it must be on wiki. but its not there son i searched on google and thanx god i found this and that website looks fake and after i read this comments and info im sure its fake many thanx to every1 x

Very helpful onfo., thanks gyus!

Have been pestered for 2 weeks by Scott.But when they asked for money up front then you know somethings up.Cheers for outing this scam by scum.Luckily didnt lose anything feel sorry for those who did in these hard times.

Thanx everyone for the info, was suspecting it’s another scam. Is there any IT security or trading standards really working in this country? This scam has been around for a while now. Feel sorry for every one cheated by them in these hard times, who knows how many people fell for that. On my opinion they should be arrested and locked up like every bloody crook, and this Scott hanged by his b****s. Ed.

I saw the website started to register but then had second thoughts, unfortunatley I had submitted my email address, now keep getting emails from vacancies@ukdriving.org and someone called Scott Williams (info@ukdriving.org) telling me of the great opportunitys for earning £350 a day etc……

So glad I found this site, I don’t mind the emails (i’ll divert them to my trash folder)

Glad I didn’t pay the £49.

Guess what!!? Called the AA to ascertain their accreditation but SURPRISE!! They had ahd thousands of calls for verification! I was just about to pop in my account details but thank God I came to this website. Effing scheemers!! Chhers

many thanks nearly fell for this one when i spotted your website

I have just fell for this scam and gave my account details, after Reading that it was a scam I am worried. Is there a way of cancelling the order for the useless information.

Thank you for this page, i too was worried by this Ad and also there follow up emails from “Scott”
I decided too google the company name first and do some research. Glad i did !

i got conned,i have his address ,he will be getting a visit from me ,with a basebal bat and stanley blades, look behind you scumbag im after him

I think I was conned into parting with £47 for webworkingonline and also £49 forfast start driving uk.
I will be contacting my credit card company to see if I can get a refund

You see how clever they are! how they blocked our mind! God knows how many £49 they make a day!!!!!!!!!

I was nearly caught out by this….
Some may be interested that the domain ukdriving.org is Registered to
Gregg Richards
capital
7 Clifford Street
York
YORKSHIRE
Y01 9RA
GB
Phone:+44.01904672633
BEWARE – the Registrant may not be the Domain Owner so
best not adopt a “send the boys around” attitude.
Also the site is hosted by
Hostgator.com and if you read their terms and conditions this website is in breach of their terms and conditions as it is clearly Fraudulant.
I reckon a complaint to Hostgator would get him shut down.
Sorry to those who were scammed and lost money but if you send an email to support@hostgator.com complainig about ukdriving.org they could possibly shut him down

peter j gorman

I might just join you on that one.

Scum like this really need to be taught a valuable lesson.

Its as if people haven’t got enough to be worried about with the petrol prices soaring etc.

I was reading this website and it sounded to good to be true so I thought wares the bit ware they ask you for money up front and oh yes there it is a quick search on google for uk driving scam confirmed my suspicions glad I did,nt do it but I can see how some people have been caught out

Peter good luck mate!

Keep up the good work this site could save people money and stress!

Hi, sadly I have just found your site warning of the scam. I gave my card details last week. Have contacted my bank to cancel but unfortunately I have to wait and see if they deliver the promised goods. From what others say these goods will be of no use whatsoever. I am so desperate for work I ignored my uneasiness over paying upfront. Please guys, get Scott shut down. Morag

Thanks for the website, i was going to try and earn some extra money for my family then i found out its a scam thank god i havent wasted any money

I got caught by this scam as he has been advertising for some time both in the Daily Star and the SUN
newspapers
I have sent the Sun copies of some of the various trade names this person uses to advertise in it and asked them to reject any further items or to take their information to the Police Fraud Squad

Jim Rugby

Thanks for the website,thankfully I did not pay any money.

I’ve just spotted a new scam, not sure of it is connected to ukdriving.org but its definately one to beware of. drivingjobcentre.co.uk it has all the hallmarks of scam. £24.95 an hour, shifts etc.. What’s really suspicious is the letter I received in the post yesterday, professionally written, saying that I needed references and that they recommend The Reference Group. If you look at both sites they are of very similar design and were registered at roughly the same time. They say they have years of experience in this business yet the website thereferencegroup.co.uk was only registered a couple of weeks ago. Basically this is a scam designed to hoodwink you into paying £50 for a work reference, and then not get any work at all. There was a similar scam a few years ago which was closed down by the police/trading standards, i think it was called Jobs for Drivers. I’d be interested to hear if anyone else has had contact with this company and if anyone knows if they are connected with the ukdriving.org scam?

I had a looked at their website “UKdriving.org” and filled in the application details, then was asked for a payment of £49.50. This made me suspicious, so I didn’t continue. I later received emails from somebody called “Scott” telling me that I was very near to becoming a successfull applicant. This mornong I received another email from Scott telling me how good his company is and trying to give an explanation of how much better his company is. Obviously he is desparate and his presistance prompted me to look on the web for any further info, and that’s where I found this site. So thanks very much you have saved me £49.50 and I haven’t wasted my time.

I nearly fell for the http://www.drivingjobcentre.co.uk scam.

It was only the badly worded site that made me check the code on the site and seen just what an amateur botch of a couple of sites they have there.

Damn gumtree should be closed down, at least 75% of the stuff on there is scam

Just as well I checked your information saved me £49

Thank you

I VE JUST BEEN DONE OUT OF £49, CAN ANYBODY VERIFY THAT THIS TURD LIVES AT FLAT 6 STAGECOACH HSE BATH ST CHELTENHAM GL501YE OR 7 CLIFFORDST YORK YO19RA

I too looked at the advert and like most other people worked on the old adage ‘if its too good to be true…’ before I paid any money out. There are a lot of very desparate people out there looking to earn some honest cash and scumbags like Scott are preying on them. I have read that he has been reported by I am still getting around 3 email a day telling me what a great opportunity this is – close the site down, arrest him and throw away the key

Why is this site attached to Newspaper employment ads we are supposed to pe protected by MOPS.

Thankx for info, you just saved me £49.Would love to meet Scott in a pub for a nice friendly chat.

I also went on thier web site, now I just get an email every day from Scott asking me for £50.

I’m so glad I read you web page, thank you for informing us of this scam company.
BSW xx

I saw a DrivingJobCentre ad on gumtree, filled out the application and got a crap letter through the post today.
I checked out TheReferenceGroup.co.uk – load of crap. I used a fake name to get through the “Buy” screen and sure enough they want £49.65.

Amusingly you can also get through to the “Buy” screen without putting any personal details in.

I reported the ad to gumtree, and DJC & TRG to consumeradvice.gov.

Has anyone given the people running the sites a piece of their mind, or are you waiting for the ‘authorities’ to bring them down?

Cheers for the blog entry – I’m glad I googled.

I echo all of the above!

I too received a letter, and was immediately suspicious of the content. A quick look at the referencegroup website, showing wording such as ‘Was you sent here by an employer’… not a huge grammatical success!

So, money saved but real anger at the way they bank on the desperation that today’s job market has brought on!!

I hope ukdriving.org have a sense of irony and a sense of humour!!!???!!

E mail trail below – Scott of UKD e mailed me…I responded…read on.

Hello Scott

Thanks for your e mail.

I think the opportunity to earn £350 per day is fantastic.

However, my concern is that your website shows no UK Company / VAT Registration details as required by law on all company publications offering products and services for sale …..you were established in 2002 – I assume that a business of your significance and size will be a Ltd or PLC organisation. Equally, I assume your annual turnover exceeds £75,000 however, no VAT Registration details are obvious.

Before I send you my payment details – can you please furnish me with the above information – I can then cross check with the relevant authorities.

I am sure there is nothing for me to be concerned about and I am certain that my simple “details request” will be of no issue to an open and honest organisation.

I cannot wait to pay you and get started – driving along the highways and by-ways of the UK, earning loadsa dosh!!

I look forward to receiving the information

Regards

Tony

—–Original Message—–
From: 148931@priorityoneemail.com [mailto:148931@priorityoneemail.com] On Behalf Of Scott Williams
Sent: Thursday, March 31, 2011 10:10 AM
To: Tony O’Sullivan
Subject: Tony O’Sullivan Your Driving Application

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UKDriving.org – Established since 2002
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Dear Tony O’Sullivan,

Thank you for your interest yesterday
in our highly paid courier opportunity.

Simply answer 2 quick questions to see if you qualify:

Question 1: Can you legally drive?

Question2: Would you be happy to make a start almost straight-away?

And that’s it!

Because if you can say ** yes ** and have a driving licence
- you’ll soon see how you can earn a full £350 or more each day you choose to drive.

(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 the “7 Day Fast-Start Driving Application”

And be assured; the http://www.ukdriving.org/driving opportunity is absolutely & genuinely the real deal.

The top National Newspapers and Driving Organisations (we’re fully endorsed by GlobalDrivers.org) would simply not let us advertise if this opportunity was not 100% genuine & legitimate.

*****************************************************
Want to jump the queue and make a start?

Easy! Just go to http://www.ukdriving.org/driving right now
*****************************************************

We hope to see you on the road soon (and joining us in what is

probably the BEST job in the world).

To your new future!

Kindest

Scott Williams
Operations Director
http://www.ukdriving.org/driving

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!

>>> http://www.ukdriving.org/driving

Driving Direct.org are also doing it.. PLease Watch out!!!!

thought it was to good to be true, hope they get what they deserve and soon.

Glad I read this first!

Thank you.

Alan

thanks so much…desperate for work i was secretely putting my bank details into the computer while the mrs is upstairs bathing the baby and just befor i submitted, i opened a second tab and serched uk driving.org scam and found you guys….Thank you so much …God is watching the work you do and is pleased…not so much for driver.org. wouldnt mind being a fly on the pearlly gates when he’s tryna get into heaven…might even offer to courier him down to hell for free myself!!

This is a great site to expose these thieving scumbags (driver.org). I nearly went for it until I visited this site, as Im sure with many people at the moment everybody’s feeling the pinch and theres always some thief willing to exploit that reality.

Thank you
Elliot

I saw this ad in the Daily Express on Thursday, then I came across your site, after reading all the comments, I decided not get involved, Thanks, Keep up the good work.

Thank you guys for this site.Very nearly parted with £49:00 which at present I just cannot afford.Bad luck Scott another commission for you out of the window.

Terence

Hi, just started looking into becoming a self employed courier and come across a company “driving job centre” looking for drivers,just wondered if anyone here knows anything about them or had any dealings with them,is it a kosher company?
Thanks for any help given.

I have been scammed by this low life. you say it is possible to get a refund from paypal? Could you tell me how to go about this please. thankyou. Kim Cousins.

The same as everyone else apart from i had a close shave with another web site train4skills. they also take your money and run keep your eyes peeled

thanks everyone,
saw the advert in LOOT for DRIVINGDIRECT.COM very nearly parted with my cash
i will let LOOT know of these “nice people” who only want to “help” us
i hope they are stopped soon

I have been thinking of taking up courier work for some time; I love driving and want to be my own boss. Came across this site and like others alarm bells started to ring. However, judging by the amount of interest, there seems to be a demand for a genuine courier organisation. Would it be possible to start one? There are a number of would be drivers here. Could it be done cheaply? Not only would we know it is a safe organisation but we might be able to put this little sh-t out of business. Please do not email me. I will monitor this site for interest and start thinking how we could do this. Alan

how do we get this website stopped and persons behind it prosecuted?

watch out another one about ,WDMG ,THANKS ALL FOR SAVING ME £57 YES THESE ARE CHARGING £57.00 .NOT OF MY MONEY THERE NOT

Why is this web site still running?

The authorities don’t seem to give a damn

I stumbled aacross this at the last moment!!
Scott, ya nearly had me sonny!!
Thanks to this site, I hope you burn in hell. Taking advantage of the people who will PAY to receive work should be unacceptable in our society anyway, but of our honest people (above and beyond ) who are willing to do for a honest days work for honest days pay, YOU F**KS SHOULD BE ASHAMED! You will be reported, and you will eventually be looked into! Nothing no surer boys!
BEWARE.

Hi currently unemployed in lincolnshire almost fell into this trap if i hadn’t of seen your website first on google , very pleased i didn’t pay the money as have two small daughters and money is very tight at the moment.
Many , Many thanks for the information on your site will be very caucious when looking at other sites
WHY ARN’T PEOPLE HONEST THESE DATS, i hope they get a good arse kicking
mike watson

This is probably the most important email we’ll send you about driving for money.

So that we can best concentrate on helping those already on board…

… we’ll taking the precaution of WITHDRAWING the “7 Day Fast-Start Driving Application”
information to the general public in a very short while.

niall I hope what you’ve read so far has been of use to you.

Communication is a wonderful thing and the world would be a better place if we all just spoke to each other more.

You see it’s all very well having ‘insider’ information that practically guarantees you’ll have a great time earning money on the road.

Obviously that would be of great benefit to you.

But of course happiness doesn’t just depend on how full your bank account is.

There’s much more to life than that.

It’s not JUST about the m0ney.

It’s what being r1ch GIVES YOU!

>>> http://www.UKDriving.org/driving

… And when you’ve made up your mind.
Just imagine the pride in yourself you will feel when you’re a success!

Imagine your friends and family seeing you in this positive new light and looking at you as someone to be respected!

Isn’t all of that worth more than mere money..?

Be brave, be bold.

?? opportunities left.

—> http://www.UKDriving.org/driving

As ever, your friend in success,

Scott

http://www.www.UKDriving.org/driving
(if you can’t click on this link then
just copy & paste it into your browser).

P.S. This is a very personal point of view.
I also happen to believe strongly in putting something back into society once you’ve become more successful yourself.

People should help each other where they can and you’ll feel a bigger and better person for being just that little bit helpful to others.

If you decide you wish to give a little away to charity; may I humbly suggest you give a thought to Cancer Research..?

Even if you were to make just the occasional donation out of your earnings anonymously
– this great and worthy organisation would benefit enormously.

And you’d feel 10 feet tall too…

God bless.

.

.

.

Email Service Centre, 7 Clifford Street, Yorkshire, UK YO1 9RA

that was an email i just got from the head cheese scott,LOL

Thanks for the information on your web,I was surprised as how one company go around conning people who are trying to earn something for them self to get a job,and this guy Scott who has no heart but to con them out of hard earned money.

thank god for that i nearly paid i ring my dad to ask for the 49 pounds and he said no is too good to be troth, i steel didnt listen and was about to pay from my mums card. looool i even type the card number lol but all of a sudden i tought i do some reasearch until i see this wabsite thankgod.
the wabsite is so celver and just catches your eys.

Anybody heard of Local Courier Services. I guess it’s another scam. They ask for £50 to register!!!! If they ask for money up front forget it is my advice

tanks for all, well well before i pay £49 i try find in internet any reason for very god money oportuntie

and clik on that icon (ukdrivingscam alert) luck moment

tanks again

Ive always thought f myself as a wise personm when it comes to easy money, but even i was taken in by the page, thank god for this site. I got the link from MONSTER.COM. think someone should e-mail them, i wont as i feel its going to be a waste of my time and effort!

Thanks again everyone.

dave

one word scott you low life w**ker.

just sent a few friends round to his address, as i was nearly scammed by this ad..and 2 of my friends were!.no answer from the premises…watch out scott..im on your case…

also..this job is advertised in local job centre mags…DO NOT RESPOND!!…..

Hi Scott,

My fiance, initially contacted your website when she was doing a bit of job hunting on my behalf. I’d been doing a lot of moaning about my HGV driving job… in particular the unsocial hours and poor remuneration, so the first impressions presented by your invitation certainly caught our attention.

The thing is however, the more I read, the more sceptical I became about the actual probabilty/possibilty of realising the sort of earnings that were be suggested. …There is one simple adage that anyone is wise to bear in mind… “if something seems to good to be true, then it probably is too good to be true”. So I’m a little wary that this whole venture is perhaps not so much about selling a viable business opportunity, as it is about selling “hope” to naive and in many cases vulnerable candidates who are evidently looking for a goose to lay a golden egg. That said, I’m curious and I might be willing to be persuaded if you are willing to address this concern with a personal reply. If it’s plausible and and clearly a personal response touching on the aspects I’ve raised above,(not an automated, off the shelf offering, pulled from the “appease the sceptics file”) then I’m interested and I’ve got one very pertinent question…
Is it available in N. Ireland…?
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As you can see folks I’m like a lot of you. That’s what i wasted 20 mintes writing to the so and so! It easy to be sucked in because you want it to be even half as good as it sounds. I’m a pretty bright guy, I thought, but I was nearly very stupid! thanks for the site and the lesson….

i first saw this advertised in a paper in north london and looked on website on my fone and thought its not that easy to earn that sort of money like that the looked on internet for jobs couple of days ago and saw it again

i looked at site again and thought maybe it is genuine after all so fillrd out the application form online then got to the payment page and couldnt understand why i was being charged i thought it was a pop up as no where else in the site does it mention a up front payment.

i have also recieved numerous e mails from them from scott and someone called greg aswell.

tv show the real hustle have the best advice

IF ITS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE, IT PROBABLY ISSS!!!!

I was unlucky found your website after i paid my £49 by my debit card.

All i got was apeice of bloody paper with a members login area that doesn’t bloody work.

How can i get my cash back now knowing my luck i cant

anyone heard of local courier services they asking £75, website looks profesional.
they sent this email

Thank you for your recent application with us. As you are aware you have been accepted as a self-employed owner driver with Local Courier Services. You now need to complete activation so that your details go live on our database and you can start to work. Once activation is complete, this takes about 36 hours; you will be listed on our database as a courier for the region that you specified in your application. In addition to this we will also send to you full instructions for the role. The driving force behind LCS is to keep things as simple as possible therefore everything is uncomplicated which means all our procedures are child’s play so the is nothing to worry about.

Our pay rates to you work out at between £24.95 per hour and £36.95 per hour depending on the amount of items carried and the time of day. All payments are made within three days of any completed delivery This works out as follows, on an average day you would probably have five items that you would pick up locally to you, and these five separate items may have to go to three different areas say on average 50 miles away. That would make your revenue for the day approx £350.00 less wear and tear, fuel and other costs this woul leave a minimum of £280.00 Far higher amounts can be earned too and we have one of the best pay rates in the country.

To complete activation you need to make a payment of £75.00 this pays for your inclusion on our database of couriers for six months, it also give you access to our support service. As previously said you will be paid in full within one week for any work completed. This can be paid to you in cash, bank transfer or cheque form. Our role is to supply you regular well paid on-going work so that you remain with us indefinitely. If you are not happy we refund your money in full. (See guarantee below)

More than half of your £75.00 that you pay is ploughed straight back into marketing you so that you receive regular work. Our main marketing tool is Google where we have a front page presence under the search term “Local Courier Services” we aim to be in the top three results, however we are usually” Number 1″. This guarantees that you will have a steady, on-going stream of work that pays one of the best rates in the business. We have invested heavily to make sure we are ranking in the top three on Google, this has a massive impact on the level and quality of work you receive.

The reason we ask for the small upfront payment is because we need to be sure you are completely serious about the role as a courier for us, this lets us know that you are. It is also revenue that you benefit from direcly as the lions share is used to keep you and us on the first page of Google so regular work continues to flow. Because of our guarantee this means that the upfront payment is of no risk to you. You cant lose
your money. See guarantee below.

Our Guarantee: If you are not happy with any aspect of our service within a thirty day period you can request a full refund which will be promptly paid in full. We offer this guarantee as we have complete confidence in our service.

To make a secure online payment with any debit or credit card please click the link below and you will be taken to our payments page where you can make a secure payment via Barclays merchant services. Once payment is received you will receive a receipt, become active on the database and also receive full instructions for the role. At this point our support service is also open to you.

Make a secure online payment by clicking here!

I would officially like to welcome you on board and I hope we have a long mutually beneficial working relationship. If you have any further queries please contact us and we would be delighted to answer them.

Yours Sincerely

Paul Davis

Local Courier Services

0871 218 3137

http://www.localcourierservices.net
info@localcourierservices.net

To Simon Townsend…As you paid by debit card I can’t see you getting your money back….If you paid by credit card then yes you can get it back.Right scam I’m afraid….If it wasn’t for this site I would have fallen for it as well.

As for Local courier services, anybody know anyone who has had work from them ???

HELLO IS local courier services a scam can anyone tell me looks good but i,am very specious,they are looking for £75 up front,thanks.

I was seriously thinking of paying £49 to become a courier with UK Driving when my wife said check them out first before you part with £49 – and Im glad I did. My daughter also says she was taught at at Uni during her Business degree that you should never pay to get a job – very good advice. Glad there are sites like this to show up these rogues!

LCS also a scam. Anybody who asks for a registration fee is surely a fraud!

THANKS FOR INFO, I HEARD ABOUT THIS FROM A COLLEAGUE FROM WORK SO THOUGHT I WOULD CHECK IT OUT, GLAD I SAW THIS SITE FIRST,
THANKS JOHN

I’m also attempting to find out if this service is a scam. I received the same email as above and I became suspicious when they asked for a registration fee.

I’ve been on their website and entered postcodes into the database to see if they actually have any couriers in those areas.

The several I’ve put in do point me towards a courier and give me their details e.g. name, email, telephone number and whether they’re available or not. So, from that point of view, it looks valid. I suppose the question is whether any of them have had any work from LCS or not.

Maybe contacting one or two of the listed couriers and asking them about their experience with LCS would solve this question.

LCS is almost certainly a scam, I applied and got the same email as above. I was suspicious and so wrote to the email supplied with some questions. I sent two emails and also filled in a contact form on the website but never received a reply. I tried calling but no one ever picked up – it would ring then a recored voice would say ‘call terminated’.
For a functioning business this all seemed very dodgy, which was hard to digest seeing as the website looks so professional. They even have a section where you can supposedly contact their couriers. I tried entering a random postcode and a couple of names/contact details came up. Thinking these were people who had successfully registered, I wrote to one and had a reply from a guy who had paid the money a week ago but not had any work.
Another observation is that there are some news bulletins on the website dated January and March, but after a quick look on Whois it seems the domain was only registered last month, in April.
What does anyone else think about this?
Looks highy suspicious to me.

I too was nearly sucked in by this lowlife until a voice in my head told me to be careful.I investigated further and came across your website which enlightened me.Many thanks for that.In todays society when many people are desperate for work the scum sucking leeches should be tarred and feathered,then hung out to dry in their home town market place,drastic maybe,but well deserved.We all should remember ,if it sounds too good to be true it usually is.

Hi There
Stuart self joiner employed look at site because
I was short of work thank heavens for google or
I would be £75 short in ny pocket

I applied to an ad on gumtree for a driver able to earn up to £250 per day! I’ve been an hgv driver for nearly 20 years why would i need an info pack on how to drive costing £50 ! ITS A SCAM! thanks to this page i wont be conned out of my cash! i hope other people find this page and take the advice on board thanks

saved by the bell just about to throw 49.99 away even though sense said otherwise how is it still going and how is mr illegitamate still walking. thanks guys, if you plan a visit give me a shout ivor

Well what can i say !!! got suspicious when they asked for the 49.99 ., did a quick search, found you . What can i say ? thankyou . Wish i had the skills to run a scam like this, then would not have to go get a real and honest job, never mind.

Hi guys cheers for informing bout this scam i nearly fell for it as i kept recieving emails from this scott bloke telling me how much i can make in a day, as iam out of work at the moment i was very tempted cheers again for saving me a ear bashing from the missus for wasting 49 quid just to line that scum pockets.

almost sent 75 quid to PAUL DAVIS (LCS) LOCAL COURIER SERVICE.
thought I’d highlight his name and company……
UNIT 36, 88-90, HATTON GARDEN, LONDON, EC1N 8PN

yeah i’m skint and glad i haven’t been scammed here. my feeling is initially to commit an act of violence.
like murder lol
buy a crossbow and attach a 2ml syringe full of smack and fire it into his neck (bit like a modern day “blow dart”)
but…………….i won’t because, not only is it illegal, but the death of someone at my hands might just play on my conscience to such an extent that i may end up topping myself…….hmm,
gonna keep looking for work…………
good luck all in your quest for employment

Yep, had the same problems this week from Local Courier Services. Luckily I didn’t pay anything, but tried to contact them.

No answer on the 0871 218 3137 number…it just rings out and then a voice says ‘call terminated’. I emailed ‘Paul Davis’ back but no reply and filled in the online contact form requesting that they call me back on my number, but no reply.

Got some handy info on this clown from whois – thanks for saving me 49 quid- posting this as thank you

Domain ID:D158994390-LROR
Domain Name:UKDRIVING.ORG
Created On:27-Apr-2010 09:46:23 UTC
Last Updated On:28-Apr-2011 14:50:13 UTC
Expiration Date:27-Apr-2012 09:46:23 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:eNom, Inc. (R39-LROR)
Status:OK
Status:AUTORENEWPERIOD
Registrant ID:f7a4402e3d16df5a
Registrant Name:Gregg Richards
Registrant Organization:capital
Registrant Street1:7 Clifford Street
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:York
Registrant State/Province:YORKSHIRE
Registrant Postal Code:Y01 9RA
Registrant Country:GB
Registrant Phone:+44.01904672633
Registrant Phone Ext.:
Registrant FAX:+44.01904672633
Registrant FAX Ext.:

i stupidly registered with lcs and have had no work at all from them,i have contacted other drivers registered on website who have been with them longer and they have recieved no work. DONT TOUCH EM.no answer to email or phone.COMPLETE SCAM.

I have discovered another website called ‘localcourier services.net’ asking for £75 up front to became one of their couriers. His acceptance email I received (asking for money)was headed with the name Paul Davis. He is operating this business from: Unit 36, 88-90 Hatton Garden, London EC1N 8PN, which is a virtual address. Am I right in presumimng this is the same guy?
Needless to say..I didn’t send any money…

I HAVE ANOTHER NUMBER FOR LCS IF ANYONE WANTS TO PESTER THEM FOR REFUNDS its an orange mobile 07866512839

I got the same email from LCS was suspicious and didnt pay the £75 . I also see that PAUL DAVIS has an escort agency in Southampton strangely enough under the same address as in London UNIT 36 88-90 Hatton Garden ! the low life needs to be dealt with one way or another !

i got the email on the 17 may from a simon and again on the 18th saying the same as my time will run out if i dont sighn up now and i could earn up tp £350.00 pw
i have not sighned up

A child of God can not be conned! Paul Davies(LCS) and UK DRIVING, REPENT for the kingdom of God is at hand. what do you gain by deceiving the poor people genuinely seeking to work with their hands as commanded by God, you deceitful, greedy, lazy thief would rot in hell if you don’t change your ways! what goes around comes around. I almost got scammed but the lord God delivered me!!
Praise be to God and a big thank you to this website for the enlightenment to the people. Good luck folks with your job hunting!

Getting emails every day from these muppets spurting how good they are and i can make £££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££££ every day.Whats that smell??is it bullshit

Keep getting e mails from Scott Williams (made up name) low life, did not sign up thank God…balked at the part that asked for 49quid. Thanks for info on this site guys…oh and if u reading this Scott, care to meet me for a drink !!!!

There are ways to find out about website owners.
Here are the details for ukdriving.org

Domain ID:D158994390-LROR
Domain Name:UKDRIVING.ORG
Created On:27-Apr-2010 09:46:23 UTC
Last Updated On:28-Apr-2011 14:50:13 UTC
Expiration Date:27-Apr-2012 09:46:23 UTC
Sponsoring Registrar:eNom, Inc. (R39-LROR)
Status:OK
Status:AUTORENEWPERIOD
Registrant ID:f7a4402e3d16df5a
Registrant Name:Gregg Richards
Registrant Organization:capital
Registrant Street1:7 Clifford Street
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:York
Registrant State/Province:YORKSHIRE
Registrant Postal Code:Y01 9RA
Registrant Country:GB
Registrant Phone:+44.01904672633
Registrant Phone Ext.:
Registrant FAX:+44.01904672633
Registrant FAX Ext.:

The address, name and telephone number are visible. Anyone care to visit them?

And here are the details for localcourierservices.net
david.braun@gmail.com

Domain name: localcourierservices.net

These are probably not real names.

Registrant Contact:
Local Courier Services
James Brown ()

Fax:
The old courthouse, 18-22 St Peters Churchyard
Derby, De1 1nn
GB

Jetimpex, Inc
David Braun ()
+1.7185771287
Fax: -
2820 West 8 str Unit 15-h
Brooklyn, NY 11224
US

Technical Contact:
Jetimpex, Inc
David Braun ()
+1.7185771287
Fax: -
2820 West 8 str Unit 15-h
Brooklyn, NY 11224
US

Status: Locked

Name Servers:
dns1.name-services.com
dns2.name-services.com
dns3.name-services.com
dns4.name-services.com
dns5.name-services.com

Creation date: 07 Apr 2011 19:16:00
Expiration date: 07 Apr 2012 14:16:00

DrivingDirect.org ad placed in bargain pages for Birmingham and surroundings !!!!!!!!! STAY AWAY !!!!!!!. Might like to meet Sam with the head set on mind, out of ten – i’ll give her 1

I have some concern about the website :
http://www.localcourierservices.net .
after they sent me an email similar to what everyone has been talking about on this forum : asking me to pay an upfront of £75 for a self employed courier job to have my details register on their data base with a potential of earning £350.
Does any know if this is a scam .
Your comment and advices will be deeply appreciated.
I suspect the company is a scam!
Bill

Thanks Guys,
If it looks too good to be true, it probably is. Would anyone actually use a courier on whom, no insurance details were called for, no criminal record checks had been carried out, no references taken? Thought not
Brst regards

Peter

How do these people get away with it. Surely this is fraud. I nearly got scammed by ukdriving.org
The address in 1 of the blogs above is quite close to where i live, and maybe going and giving this guy a good kicking and robbing back what they have stolen from poor innocent people, just trying to find work and pay the bills, would justify this.

Nearly fell for the LCS scam, so glad I came across this website before being conned out of £75!! Sounded too good to be true so googled it and found all of your comments. Why isn’t the website being shut down? Isn’t there any kind of online regulatory body? I feel sorry for those that don’t research these companies. Will stay away from anything similar in the future.

Vixx

been out of work for 2 years following accident at work. had 3 ops on me leg and now need ajob. i would like to thank you guys very much for saving me £49 i havn’t got as i very nearly fell into this trap. when will the authoraties actually do somthing to stop these scams from going on.
thanks very much every one

thought it was too good to be true. Decided to ceck them on the internet and realised they were to good to be true thanks to your info

Thanks for all the info. I paid the £49.00 and have been ripped off by UKDriving.Org. I also saw LCS and made enquiries to them. When they asked for £75.00 I knew it was a scam. These bastards need to be strung up.There must be a way to smash them.

Poor me I fell in to this scam LCS. My hard earned money was ripped off by these lazy thieves. Can someone tell me how to recorgnize genuine websites and those of fraudstars.

A new one has sprung up on Gumtree…..alldaycouriers.com

New on Gumtree…alldaycouriers.com ???

nearly fell for that lcs scam thank you
anyone had any dealings with crv they to ask for upfront money for a guide

ukdriving.org is a scam. I wish I have seen your website before £49 to download their ebook. I feel really cheated out of my money. Is there any way they can be stop.

thanks guys for the info, thought too good to be true

smelt BS when I saw:
no questions about driving record
same re personal history
CRB-may be needed?
then asking for up front £75

don’t websites check advertisers out first, or is it simply that they have the same moneygrabbing mentality?

I’m going to write to the site I saw the ad on, for their feedback, & suggest you do the same…

good luck with your bona fide jobhunting!

Thanks guys for a damned good info.-site. Like many other people, I was intrigued by the driving.org site – it certainly looked kosher at first glance. Your info. has saved me £49 that I can ill afford to lose, so thanks a bundle. One question:- is there any way to stop these sharks?
Dave A.

Thanks Everyone,
Nearly got scammed £75 from LCS.

Give Gary / Robert a call, ask for your money back directly from the site owners.

Gary Smith (a4money2day@aol.com) +44.07967023809. Parkfield House Park Street Stafford, ST17 4AL

I did, they paid up straight away.

I was just about to bite the obvious scam. The guys kept sending me emails every day showing how nice is going to be after I will pay them £49.00.
I learned my lesson: never pay upfront for a job.
Thanks all for your comments.

localcourierservices.net is a scam. I wish I have seen your website before £75 to download their ebook. I feel really cheated out of my money. Is there any way they can be stop.

localcourierservices.net is a scam. I wish I have seen your website before £75 to download their ebook. I feel really cheated out of my money.The same name Paul Davis
he s THE Boss of scam

Just about fell for LCS scam thank god for google and all you good people for taking the time to inform others. Thanks to all who have posted before. I would like to be a courier it is some thing i have always wanted to do. does anyone know of a legitamite company we could contact. or possible advice on how to get started.

I checked the internet for courier companies and saw this LOCAL COURIER SERVISES (LCS). Little did I know they are sham. I almost fell for it, but suddenly saw their address and the building happened to be close to where I worked before. So I went to pay them a visit, only to find out that there is nobody by that name – PAUL DAVIS. The unit mentioned on the site is being used by a different company that claimed they have never heard of such name.

does any one know if alldaycouriers.com is a scam thanks

Thanks team have sat curious about this mob for a few weeks so googled them in the end and look what I find, a bunch a cheapskate con merchants. Big thank you from me with my £49 still in my pocket, cheers!!!

Hi
Yea LCS seems like a classic con, you can always tell when there is no obvious number on the website , a legit company woul be available by phone, also address does not look right
AVOID http://www.localcourierservices.net
Shaun

I checked with you before signing up to LCS (Paul Davis).
Thanks – saved me £75.00.
It would be interesting to find out if anyone out there does know of a legitimate operator in this field.

Excellent advise, nearly took the bait, thank you.

anyone heard of wdmg ltd regarding self employed courier work earning in excess of £250 a day?

Thanks. If I had applied and they asked for £49 I would’nt have paid anyway. No reputable company recruits in this way. People still do though as looking on this forum was as a result of an advert placed in the Daily Express yesterday.

Thank God I decided to investigate this, and thank you all for your contribution. There are so many questions that came to mind when I received the company’s mail, confirming that I am already been employed.. I won’t say those questions as I have the feeling that they seem to be using people info to update their data so as to misguide others from thinking that it is the same company. Now Paul Davis is asking for £75.00. People behind scams like this should not be allowed to last a week once the truth of their motives are exposed, and for those who have the evidences (who have fallen for their scam), I suggest they notify the police, otherwise, many people are falling daily.

Many thanks

Thanks for info I am retired person former LGV1 looking for something to do in driving Saw this and thought nice little earner to suppliment pension. I know my way around. Bastard would have robbed me of £50 How do we find this morron Some lads would like to know him personaly and cut off his PC

thanks to this email i just saved £49 sites like this should be shut down thanks again

thanks to this emial i just saved £49, sites like this should be shut down thanks again

Hello All,

I Live in the South West and almost fell for the LCS(www.localcourierservices.net) Scam. It’s JUNE 15th 2011 and people like this still manage to trade legally.

It’s the usual trap for the desperate, all I can say is “Caveat emptor”, it’s Latin for “Let the buyer beware”.

Be Lucky out there People,

Andrew

BEWARE
http://www.drivingpay.org advertising in the Daily Express, mirrors all the other scam operators mentioned to date.

Do not part with your money

thanks for confiming my initial unease at how good this looks
i was a click away from giving this robbing bastard money i didn’t really have
if its too good to be true then IT IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE
dont part with hard earned to line this scum bag robbbing bastards pocket and if im up about by that address given above then you better expect a dog shit parcel special delivery from my mate donny the great dane (yes he shits a lot)

I registered with LCS unfortunatly and paid my £75. Its been 2 weeks since and ive sent about 5 emails, no reply and called the number umpteen times, surprise surprise, no reply! i wanted my money back from their 30 day ‘guarantee!’ I found this website and my fears were confirmed that its a big scam. I paid by credit card, thank god, as ive literally just got off the phone to them and they’re going to investigate and also refund my money back into my account. So if anyone else daft enough like me has paid the £75 using your credit card then get onto them and you’ll get ur money back! I also left a few msgs on the pricks orange mobile lol!!!

Thanks guys, I had the same email to the junk mail from LCS but I actually had boubt and was looking for if they are asking for the registration fee. So finaly YES they are scam asking to pay £75.
Thanks god I did not pay anything and just an advise to all ‘any websites or a person ask to pay for the money to get you on to a potential job or big earning’ PLZ JUST IGNOR AS IT’S A BIG SCAM!!!!!!

You can report LCS here
https://econsumer.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/

thank u! i was about to pay the 49 pounds when your site popped-up first when i was searching for their site. thanks a million!

Looks like there’s a new one on the go!
http://www.uk-courierservices.net

Found them advertising on Engineering Jobsite, I clicked on the link and took me to their website, looked professional. So I registered for a job with them, £350 per day!
Got an email from them today, from a Jason Fletcher
asking that I had the job but needed to pay them £95 to complete the registration process, (which they said went straight back into advertising) more like right into their pockets! It almost had me fooled.

Here’s a copy of the email he sent me;

UK Courier Services

27 Old Gloucester Street

London

WC1N 3AX

Tel: 0871 218 3821

info@uk-courierservices.net

http://www.uk-courierservices.net

22/06/2011

Ref: BB28052307

Dear

Thank you for your recent application with us. As you are aware you have been accepted as a self-employed owner driver with UK Courier Services. You now need to complete activation so that your details go live on our database and you can start to work. Once activation is complete you will be listed on our database as a courier for the region that you specified in your application. In addition to this we will also send to you full instructions for the role. The driving force behind UK-CS is to keep operations as straightforward as possible therefore everything is uncomplicated which means all our procedures are immersed in simplicity.

Our pay rates to you work out at between £25.95 per hour and £35.95 per hour depending on the amount of items carried and the time of day. All payments are made within three days of any completed delivery however its usually on the day. This works out as follows, on an average day you would probably have five items that you would pick up locally to you, and these five separate items may have to go to three different areas say on average 50 miles away. That would make your revenue for the day approx £350.00 less wear and tear, fuel and other costs this woul leave a minimum of £280.00 Far higher amounts can be earned too and we have one of the best pay rates in the country.

To complete activation you need to make a payment of £95.00 via Pay Pal this pays for your inclusion on our database of couriers for one year, it also give you access to our support service. Please Note: You do not need a paypal account to make payment. As previously said you will be paid in full within three days for any work completed. This can be paid to you in cash, bank transfer or cheque form. Our role is to supply you regular well paid on-going work so that you remain with us indefinitely. If you are not happy we refund your money in full. (See guarantee below)

More than half of your £95.00 that you pay is ploughed straight back into marketing you so that you receive regular work. Our main marketing tool is Google where we have a front page presence under the search term “Uk Courier Services” we aim to be in the top three results, however we are usually” Number 1″. This guarantees that you will have a steady, on-going stream of work that pays one of the best rates in the business. We have invested heavily to make sure we are ranking in the top three on Google. This has a massive impact on the level and quality of work you receive.

The reason we ask for the small upfront payment is because we need to be sure you are completely serious about the role as a courier for us, this lets us know that you are. It is also revenue that you benefit from direcly as the lions share is used to keep you and us on the first page of Google so regular work continues to flow. Because of our guarantee this means that the upfront payment is of no risk to you. You cant lose
your money. See guarantee below.

Our Guarantee: If you are not happy with any aspect of our service within a thirty day period you can request a full refund which will be promptly paid in full. We offer this guarantee as we have complete confidence in our service.

To make a secure online payment with any debit or credit card please click the link below and you will be taken to our payments page where you can make a secure payment via Paypal. We use paypal so that you have complete control over the transaction at all times. Once payment is received you will receive a receipt, you will also be automatically be taken to our activation page. It is important that you follow all instructions and complete activation. Full instructions for the role will be available at this point.

Make a secure online payment by clicking here!

I would officially like to welcome you on board and I hope we have a long mutually beneficial working relationship. If you have any further queries please contact us and we would be delighted to answer them.

Yours Sincerely

Jason Fletcher

UK Courier Services

http://www.uk-courierservices.net
info@uk-courierservices.net

I also found this on Domain White Pages about them….

http://www.uk-courierservices.net.
aliases
addresses 69.65.10.172

Domain Whois record
Queried whois.internic.net with “dom uk-courierservices.net”…

Domain Name: UK-COURIERSERVICES.NET
Registrar: ENOM, INC.
Whois Server: whois.enom.com
Referral URL: http://www.enom.com
Name Server: DNS1.NAME-SERVICES.COM
Name Server: DNS2.NAME-SERVICES.COM
Name Server: DNS3.NAME-SERVICES.COM
Name Server: DNS4.NAME-SERVICES.COM
Name Server: DNS5.NAME-SERVICES.COM
Status: clientTransferProhibited
Updated Date: 19-may-2011
Creation Date: 19-may-2011
Expiration Date: 19-may-2012

>>> Last update of whois database: Wed, 22 Jun 2011 11:07:35 UTC <<<

Queried whois.enom.com with "uk-courierservices.net"…

Visit AboutUs.org for more information about uk-courierservices.net
AboutUs: uk-courierservices.net

Registration Service Provided By: Jetimpex, Inc
Contact: david.braun@gmail.com

Domain name: uk-courierservices.net

Registrant Contact:
UK Courier Services
Paul Jones ()

Fax:
36 High Street
Banbury, OX16 5ER
GB

Administrative Contact:
Jetimpex, Inc
David Braun (david.braun@gmail.com)
+1.7185771287
Fax: -
2820 West 8 str Unit 15-h
Brooklyn, NY 11224
US

Technical Contact:
Jetimpex, Inc
David Braun (david.braun@gmail.com)
+1.7185771287
Fax: -
2820 West 8 str Unit 15-h
Brooklyn, NY 11224
US

Status: Locked

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SO CHAP’S STAY WELL CLEAR OF THIS ONE TOO, AS IT STINKS OF SCAM ALSO, and is almost as idential to the other threads on here!

Uk courier services is LCS under a different guise.

No offence to anyone with this terrible disease but after reading that ukdriving and lcs and poss others are all scammers and that i parted with £49 back in feb 2010 i feel im rapidly getting a dose of terets syndrome. They are all a bunch of dirty bas….. and should be found and jailed, if not shot at dawn.

glad i found your info on this i very nearly paid the £49 as i am desperate for work
many thanks.

Hi, I have just been caught by this scam.I,m so desparate for a job i tried thi site.
But i read this too late.People who do this want necking.I hope some one cathches up to them.I personally would kill them.

i got scam by uk driving for 49pounds after taking money they didnt gave eny thin except just rubbish email dats all dey give u

thank you for the info asi will not be following up this scam found in the daily express paper

wish i have read the above info before being an idiot and falling for the scam, currently unemployed desperate for any job sounded good now 49 out of pocket,something should be done at a higher level to remove these bastards from the web and from the face of the planet.

had phone calls and loads of e-mails of this company like many people looking for work i clicked on there website and came to the conclusion it was a scam way back last year yet you still get them trying to stitch you up, there is a lot of genuine people who would have paid in the hope of finding some work and have been ripped of and this site confirms what i thought all along pleased i never gave them my cash robbing bast****

The address mentioned for Gregg Richards of drivinguk.net is just a mail handling office which deals with enquiries for 200-300 different companies.

Would just like to say thanks to all who has written about this dodgy company they should be shut down for doing these scams but as usual the good people fall for their easy money scam.I was just about to go for it but read all the comments so I will not be taking part in the Scam.As sir Allan Suger would say your FIRED

Hi
I just responded to this add on Daily Express yesterday thought it sounded too good to be true and sure enough your contributors have proved that. I am so am so annoyed that this once again joins the massive list of money making scams when all us average guys are trying to do is make an honest living and seek genuine opportunities.

Thanks for the warning. The website looks impressive. I did sent a email to them requesting more info & got a reply from them quickly but the contents of their email suggested that they are using auto-reply facility on Outlook Express, nothing heard from since then.
Now I’m more worried as they got my email address & they might sell on to other scammers/spammers!…

hi there i have been getting up to 5-6 emails a day from scott at ukdriving.org for about a year and thank god i havent paid anything as much as i am desperate for work i wouldnt pay £49 up front for nothing, can something not be done with this knob ?

If its a known scam why are newspapers printing thes ads

Hi.They are advertising in the Daily Star Sunday again today in Ireland. Thanks for the info everyone.

What a bunch of pigs nearly went for it but when askd for money.some thing fishy was going on so i left it.Thank you guys?

I decided to see if there was a facebook link regarding ukdriving.org and happened to come across 3 links, this one highlighting the fact that this is a scam. Thank goodness i found this out cos i was actually going to sign up for this tomorrow when i was in receipt of some money – so glad i won’t be doing that now, and its not only Scott who sends out constant e-mails – someone called Greg has also e-mailed me previous too – couple of good-for-nothing gits!

Well done with review. Is it safe to assume WDMG Ltd fall into same catagory? The website for them is http://www.driverconnection.co.uk but I dug out an old flyer from them (must have received 2 or 3 years ago)which didn’t indicate a website back then, only a mailing address in Bristol, where they still seem to be operating from.

yea been conned out of £75 by lcs i can promise paul davies i will find him and i will do damage to him. could someone please tell me how google allow this to happen because lcs in their email said they where 2nd or 3rd on their list of companies, what i can see google are just as bad they just dont care scum the lot of them

hi ! i want to know if somebody know something about Driver Connection http://www.driverconnection.co.uk/drive.htm?gclid=CJ_k5prVl6sCFUQMfAodMGOSwQ
i try to apply for a job with them but they ask me 57 pounds up front before i will receive some documents from them … if anybody know somethingh about them please let me know thank you

i am very glad i did not shell out any cash to uk driving for the simple reason it is one big con.the
only guide that i will pay money for is the crv courier guide as it tells it like it is from the real people who work in the courier industry and they are professionals,not like these people who are only in it to make money.

Having been a trade plate driver with a professional delivery and collection company,I looked at this and it was obvious from the start that no professional company in the driving world would act in this way,I have met many courier drivers in this field during my career and this company name does not seem to exist. DONT go near them,the companies involved in this sort of work DO NOT ask for up front fees. Be warned

Hi Folks,

In the same boat but that was about 10 years ago. I think it was around £39.95 then. I then got ripped off by another mob, cannot rememeber their name.I paid approx £40 and all I had to do was wait for the call for courier….still waiting after 10 years. Can find it funny but these arse holes should be brought to book…

Regards

Donald

Hi All,

Thank you so much for alerting me to this scam, I just paid £49 then research more about what I was paying (foolish I know), however I did find you all before the money when out of my account and I had time to transfere the money to a different account and cancel my card. So a BIG THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!! for saving me money I could not afford to spend in the first place, however I do feel very stupid for falling for it.

well done on exposing this scam.i have been geeting a lot of emails from that website and so far i have not paid any money to and i will never do so,the only website i will only trust is crv.they tell the truth
and not a pack of lies.

i am glad i am wary of any advert in the papers, i saw this advert today and decided to check it out on the web and thanks to you my suspitions have been confirmed the advert is in the Sunday Express dated oct 9th 2011 i will be writing to them to explain this ad is fraudulent thanks again Rod

I think I have been caught in the scam, £57, after looking round the net, I have seen so many others
who got got caught.
I have a cancer scare for 2,years, but OK now but
broke. I thought this job would do me proud,
but I am wrong.

Dear Gregg and/or Scott….I know you are a bunch of thieving scum, I have read all I need to know on the various courier forums. But do you know anything about me? Obviously not. Do you know what a crb check is? Of course not. If you did, you’d have checked me out and found out that I am a convicted murderer.I was released about a year ago and I’m desperately searching for that elusive employment opportunity. Institutionalized people often find it difficult to enter into society and often re-offend, just to get back into prison. After continuous setbacks, I feel the same way as countless others. Therefore on behalf of my brother, who was taken in by you and everyone else unfortunate enough to fall for your con, I will search for you and I WILL find you, therefore ensuring I can return to the life I’ve always known.

hi im getting emails from this guy scott all the time ,this should have been closed down ages ago or put on the tv programme watchdog,its all crap,nobody deserves to part with their cash under these dark and trying times,especially when you have a family and little work around,everybody hates been scammed and im glad i saw this site,yes its to good to be true..theres nothing in this world,and any driving job where you can earn £350 a day…so i advise eveyone not to apply to this advert,unless u want to lose £49..!!

hi ,Thank you so much almost fell for it myself. A company called WDMG this should be stopped immediatly i was just about to write my cheque for £57 how could they do this to people who are desperate to try to get into this industry. It should be exposed by them blokes on the bikes on the tele( rouge traders) i think let them expose them and shut them down once and for all or dominic littlewood on the case!!!!!

I saw the advert for drivingdirect.org in the daily mail. How can they even allow them to advertise???
I got email after email after entering my email address on their stupid site, but at the bottom of an email it gave me an address… “Email Service Centre, 7 Clifford Street, Yorkshire, UK YO1 9RA”
No idea if thats anything to do with the company or if anyone has mentioned it before, way to many comments to read through.
Also got an email when i asked to be taken off their mailing list with a phone number “07931 671 438″
When i took myself off i ticked the “this is a scam” box on the page too… dont know if it will help get rid of them though

Thought this was a scam, both ukdriving.org and ukcouriers, Your website has helped me save £49.00 and £75.00. I can ow tell Scott to ’sod’ off

Well this has been a profitable Sunday morning for me, I have saved myself £70 thanks to you guys. I have been out of work for 4 months now and thought this would help out for the bills and Christmas, now thanks to all of you out there I have not wasted my very precious money. WE SHOULD HUNT THESE BASTARDS DOWN AND HANG THEM they are preying on those who are hanging on a thread. Once again THANK YOU

I find this amazing!!!!!
A scam and its still runnong!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Goes to show those who have the power are just not doing enough to protect the vunerable amongst us. Thank you to you who have brought this scam to light and saved some people some money.

I cant believe there are people out there that get away with this sort of scam.I was saying to my partner, this sounds to good to be true.She sugested to google it. Thankyou.

im a taxidriver sick of working nights an plus with the ressesion trade is very bad so ive been looking for courier work so glad i came across this site befor parting with any hard earned does anyone no of a legall courier firm in the nort east WHO dont ask for cash upfront

Oh thank you thank you thank you, you saved me from making a terrible mistake and being all down on myself for being taken as a mug.
Such rotters should never be allowed
STAY CLEAR !!!!

Report to trading standards!

have just read through all the previous comments relating to this scam.Not one person has written in to say they have made any money.This is obviously a major scam which is getting a lot of interest from people like me who are desperately looking to EARN some money not to be throwing it away to con merchants like these.Thank God I found this website.

Thankyou for confirming my suspicions although I must say I was a bit tempted by so called easy money in these hard times. I am not currently working and I cannot afford to be ripped off for £49 quid. What rangt alerm bells for me was the concept of so called “specialist courier work” as opposed to normal courier work. They say you will be picking up things like cheques, computer parts, passports, lap tops, legal documents etc – ie the same sort of things a normal everyday courier picks up. I think this is a week part of the scam because they have to somehow justify how you would earn much more than a normal courier and frankly it doesn’t add up.

I have just unsubscribed from their email and received this from them –

This record has automatically been removed from our online database and will also be removed from any backup files shortly.

If you do receive further unwanted email from our system, please let us know using any of the contact information below and we’d be happy to address the issue immediately.

Support Team
07931 671438
info@mywebassistance.com
http://www.www-emergencyinfo.org

It occurs to me that the support team phone number could be quite handy if anyone feels like giving them a ring with some much deserved abuse. 3.30am may be a good time.

Luckily i had my suspisions about this filthy bastard&a rip off was avoided,i received an email from them askin me to continue with my application,the name@bottom of page was Alex Moore operations manager,probably aload of shit like the rest of the site but just incase its any use to anyone,i emailed them back explaining in great detail what id like to do to them if i got my hands on them,despite the fact they failed to get me,i hate turd lickers like this&i cant believe the people whos job it is to do something about it are failing miserably,useless twats dont deserve a job!

WebWorkingOnline.org is a scam. Please do not pay any money upfront.

do simple whois look up on the domain name there is mobile number listed and will be forwarded to T-mobile voice mail.

Think i nearly fell for another site like this its called ukparcelline,, hmmmm think i was lucky when alarm bells went off!!! wanted £39 upfront haha low lifes!! Taking money off people who are skint and in need of a job!!! any one heard of this so called company hmmmm

They are at it again!…Driving job centre…now uk parcel line…Ask for £39.99 upfront !!…STEER WELL CLEAR !

My poor husband was totally taken in by these people. He is desparate to find a job after 18 months unemployment and thought he’d finally found something and jumped in – with both feet. He nows feels even more of a loser than he did. How can these people still be scamming the vulnerable after all this time?

Thanks proved what I thought was too good to be true JUST THAT, I’m glad I checked on google and your site poped up, thanks again

I’m so glad that my partner looked into this and told me it was a scam, if it was not for her looking it up on googl and showing me all the above comment from other ppl,i would of lost 49! They are trying to rip honest ppl of who want to earn a living.

These scamming f*****s deserve to be shot, trying to get what’s left of peoples money who are in need of more to live. I was drawn in but luckily found this page before giving the £49. Feel better now.

Can anyone give me info on UK Courier Solutions? The guys name is Paul Davis and is based at 50 Jermyn St London SW17 6LX. He wants £70 paid into a Lloyds bank account named BMS.As usual seems too good to be true, but is it?

Phil I have just paid him £70 And have heard nothing in 72 hours I can’t find anything more about him have you? Im right peeved off just need to earn a living!

I have found out thought that 50 jermyn st is a virtual office.!!! ??