hi
dear expats
I have been contacted by a school in Logrono and I have got an offer for a job but it seems to be scam. they have referred me to an agent called Mr. Carlito Alejo to book my flights. in turn he asked me to pay for my flights and now I am supposed to contact a lawyer for my visa. but I feel there is something fishy here, do you have any ideas what I should do? I have already emailed the school but no answers. I called them but there was just an answering machine due to holidays probably. I called Madrid branches of Inlingua but they had no ideas either.
I searched for the manager’s facebook account and emailed him (Mr. Jean-Luc Achard) but no answers yet. so I feel very confused and desperate please give me any assistance you may

thanks

yes be care full , you sould google all email address , and what telphone numbers ?  google the school aswell

1 why do you haave pay them for flight , can you not book them your side ?
2 do not hand any money over ....

Ive been in contact with the same person.  Have you learned of anything new?

could you please send telphones and email address two me via my mail here

Dear P-gast
they have asked me to send money for flights and visa (through different people) and they have sent me a contract to sign and send. but I don’t have a good feeling about it. how are you going on with it?

can u mail me there contract please ..... and your emails and telphone numbers please here

from what both have sent to me it looks like a scam , it got the hall marks of it , but need seen me more please

Dear Jurdy
thank you for all your kindness. the real institute has sent me an email and they denied any advertisement for jobs so the whole thing is a usurpation and scam.

thank ou again for being so kind

I too was contacted by the school in Logrono, emailed a contract, sent the link for Mr. Carlito Alejo representing Air Iberia for my plane reservations, and also sent the link for visa processing through an immigration lawyer.  It all sounded too good to be true but due to the holidays, difficult to verify and get answers to my email inquries.  Finally, I googled Mr. Carlito Alejo and pulled up this site.  I’m so glad I found this site!!!

There lot scam going on via internet and via skype , do be careful do google website , email , and not sure the post on forums , we dont mind helping here

teaching post , doctors / nurse post / lotto scam that keep going on
watch out for this emails and websites ,

the lawyer:
Atty/A.T.Hern?ndez
E-mail: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
http://conpapeles.com/aboga.php3

Mr Carlito Alejo
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)

Jean-luc Achard
Director: Jean-Luc Achard
portales 47 LA . 26001 logrono .
RIOJA, Spain
Tel:  911 876 584
Fax: 941 247 833
Skype:lnlingua.larioja
Web: http://www.inlingualarioja

have seen this on bbc website good read , about scam emails http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-20935091

The best way to avoid scams is to meet employers in person. You can meet many employers from different parts of Spain at the annual TEFL Jobs Fair to be held in Cordoba on Saturday 18th May, 2013. The fair is sponsored by the National Federation of Private Language Schools in Spain so you know you’re on safe ground. More details on the website: http://www.spainwise.net.