Fake postings from... @british_expats.com
Mar 16th 2004, 1:41 am
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Fake postings from... @british_expats.com
(K): Seems someone calling himself an "Immigration Consultant"
has been posting FAKED immigration queries from @british_expats.com
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If you think that anyone who has a query about immigration just also
happens to have an account at this particular website, you might want
to re-think that.
This is an obvious ruse to make people think that one particular
person, who has titled himself an "immigration consultant" is in some
great demand. He is stimulating business for himself, using fake
postings from this site.
Legitimate immigrants to Canada, beware.
In 2 weeks' time, if this particular "Immigration Consultant" is not
a member of the newly-regulated Canadian Society of Immigration
Consultants (CSIC), you may want to reconsider any information this person
provides - especially if for a fee.
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If you can remain calm, you just don't have all the facts
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has been posting FAKED immigration queries from @british_expats.com
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
If you think that anyone who has a query about immigration just also
happens to have an account at this particular website, you might want
to re-think that.
This is an obvious ruse to make people think that one particular
person, who has titled himself an "immigration consultant" is in some
great demand. He is stimulating business for himself, using fake
postings from this site.
Legitimate immigrants to Canada, beware.
In 2 weeks' time, if this particular "Immigration Consultant" is not
a member of the newly-regulated Canadian Society of Immigration
Consultants (CSIC), you may want to reconsider any information this person
provides - especially if for a fee.
--
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" """""""
If you can remain calm, you just don't have all the facts
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Mar 16th 2004, 2:30 am
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Re: Fake postings from... @british_expats.com
You showed again how stupid you are. None of regularly posting in this
newsgroup consultants is posting from or is "faking" to post from
www.britishexpats.com - check your facts and headers of consultant's
posts (if you know how to do it in the first place kiddo) to see if
any of them is posting from www.britishexpats.com
Why won't you just shut up and wait till CSIC publishes list of
members on their site?
The truth won't come out in "2 weeks" as government so far failed to
publish final version of amended regulations in Canada Gazette in
enough time to have it implemented by April 1st - without amended
regulations everything about regulation of consultants is legally
non-existing. Watch Canada Gazette (if you know where to find it and
of course if you know where to look for amended regulations) and once
it is known what is the implementation date then add couple or so
weeks for CSIC to make it work as stipulated in the law.
On 16 Mar 2004 02:41:29 GMT, [email protected] (Karen Gordon)
wrote:
>(K): Seems someone calling himself an "Immigration Consultant"
>has been posting FAKED immigration queries from @british_expats.com
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>If you think that anyone who has a query about immigration just also
>happens to have an account at this particular website, you might want
>to re-think that.
>This is an obvious ruse to make people think that one particular
>person, who has titled himself an "immigration consultant" is in some
>great demand. He is stimulating business for himself, using fake
>postings from this site.
>Legitimate immigrants to Canada, beware.
>In 2 weeks' time, if this particular "Immigration Consultant" is not
>a member of the newly-regulated Canadian Society of Immigration
>Consultants (CSIC), you may want to reconsider any information this person
>provides - especially if for a fee.
newsgroup consultants is posting from or is "faking" to post from
www.britishexpats.com - check your facts and headers of consultant's
posts (if you know how to do it in the first place kiddo) to see if
any of them is posting from www.britishexpats.com
Why won't you just shut up and wait till CSIC publishes list of
members on their site?
The truth won't come out in "2 weeks" as government so far failed to
publish final version of amended regulations in Canada Gazette in
enough time to have it implemented by April 1st - without amended
regulations everything about regulation of consultants is legally
non-existing. Watch Canada Gazette (if you know where to find it and
of course if you know where to look for amended regulations) and once
it is known what is the implementation date then add couple or so
weeks for CSIC to make it work as stipulated in the law.
On 16 Mar 2004 02:41:29 GMT, [email protected] (Karen Gordon)
wrote:
>(K): Seems someone calling himself an "Immigration Consultant"
>has been posting FAKED immigration queries from @british_expats.com
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>If you think that anyone who has a query about immigration just also
>happens to have an account at this particular website, you might want
>to re-think that.
>This is an obvious ruse to make people think that one particular
>person, who has titled himself an "immigration consultant" is in some
>great demand. He is stimulating business for himself, using fake
>postings from this site.
>Legitimate immigrants to Canada, beware.
>In 2 weeks' time, if this particular "Immigration Consultant" is not
>a member of the newly-regulated Canadian Society of Immigration
>Consultants (CSIC), you may want to reconsider any information this person
>provides - especially if for a fee.
