 bte52Premium join:2003-05-19 Salisbury, MD | [Scam] Shipping Scam I recently received a response to my resume posted on careerbuilder.com. I was offered a position as a merchandise manager with HHT Logistic Company. I Googled the company and it looked legit but now I am really quite suspicious. They have a very elaborate internet based communication system through a message board. The two URL's that are associated with this company are www.hht-lc.com and the message board is at www.hht-managers.com.
One of the domains appears to be hosted in the Czech Republic but is registered to a guy in North Carolina.
This company supposedly pays you to receive packages at your home and then forward them internationally at their expense. I smell a rat.
Can one of you super sleuths confirm this for me? -- Verizon DSL 3000/768 - I can only hope for FIOS |
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 | said by bte52:..... One of the domains appears to be hosted in the Czech Republic but is registered to a guy in North Carolina. This company supposedly pays you to receive packages at your home and then forward them internationally at their expense. I smell a rat. Can one of you super sleuths confirm this for me? Absolute 100% confirmation that it is a organized criminal fraud operation. Careerbuilder.com along with other online job portals have become fertile ground for criminals to recruit cyber-mules for various criminal activities. In this case usually the reshipping of electronics purchased with stolen credit card data.
Those domains all have fraudulent registrations, most likely to the victims of hijacked card data.
hht-managers.com is a fraud
HHT Logistic Company hht-lc.com is a fraud
The hht-lc.com is a clone of another identical fraud site ILC Logistic Company ilc-corp.com:
The fraud recruiting site: hht-managers.com
Sign up:
are clones of another fraud site "Royal Currency" rcem.biz
Sign up:
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 bte52Premium join:2003-05-19 Salisbury, MD | reply to bte52 As I mentioned I was very suspicious but did begin a dialogue with these confirmed scammers. I supplied them with my full name, home address and telephone contact numbers. I was asked to sign a contract, scan and return it to them along with a scan of my drivers license confirming my home address. I did not do the latter. That being said do you think that I have reason to be concerned that they have my contact information? Should somebody make the registrant in North Carolina aware of this problem with his domain? -- Verizon DSL 3000/768 - I can only hope for FIOS |
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 | reply to bte52 hht-managers.com = IP 81.2.226.163
81.2.226.163 [reverse DNS - 163.226.forpsi.net]
Hosting:
1. Fsmanagers.biz 2. Hht-managers.com 3. Rcem.biz 4. Vdsmanagers.com
Add Fsmanagers.biz and Vdsmanagers.com to the same criminal's inventory fraud list.
hht-lc.com = IP 66.36.242.66
66.36.242.66 [no reverse DNS set]
Hosting:
1. Currency-solutions.biz 2. Fs-jsc.com 3. Hht-lc.com 4. Rc-jsc.com
Again, dd Fs-jsc.com, Currency-solutions.biz, and Rc-jsc.com, to the same criminal's inventory fraud list.
This could go on and on, with a long list of connected fraud domains, This just scratches the surface of this fraud. Besides the laundering of fraud card purchases, there is also fraud money laundering for cleaning out victim bank accounts.
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 | reply to bte52 said by bte52:As I mentioned I was very suspicious but did begin a dialogue with these confirmed scammers. I supplied them with my full name, home address and telephone contact numbers. I was asked to sign a contract, scan and return it to them along with a scan of my drivers license confirming my home address. I did not do the latter. That being said do you think that I have reason to be concerned that they have my contact information? ... First off, congratulations for being suspicious. If only the rest of the population would be that sharp, we could put a serious dent in this cyber-mule fraud epidemic.
In my professional opinion, only having your "full name, home address and telephone contact numbers", is not enough to cause any significant concern. These criminals are in the business of laundering their data into products and cash. If you fail to be recruited, they will just move on to the core business of recruiting others. That data lacks a matching photo id, and more importantly a DOB and SSN, to be of any value. provided that you did not give them any of the other data, what they have, is no more than what is in any public phone book or other public database.
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 4 edits | reply to bte52 said by bte52:.... Should somebody make the registrant in North Carolina aware of this problem with his domain? Based on the registrars that these criminals are using, it is possible that they are registering the domains in the names of previous applicants, who did submit picture identification as part of the application process. They may be paying for the registration with laundered funds. That process, which is a known tactic, will enable the domains to survive longer, and withstand fraudulent dispute notifications. Using carded domains yields short domain life cycles because of the fraud charge dispute.
In fact, no fraud or scam reports turn up on searches of any of the domains listed so far:
Fsmanagers.biz
Hht-managers.com
Rcem.biz
Vdsmanagers.com
Currency-solutions.biz
Fs-jsc.com
Hht-lc.com
ilc-corp.com
Rc-jsc.com
olc-managers.info
orionlogistic.info
orion-logistic.info
That info indicates that these criminals are exclusively recruiting by targeting online resumes, and are not spamming. Potential victims will not find any negative reports when searching on the prospectus. Thanks to your post that problem should be resolved shortly when Google archives this thread.
In fact, just lifting one of the surface scabs of this criminal operation turns up a now defunct domain that was registered back in February of 2008: olc-managers.info
 olc-managers.info
A google archive of the page:»64.233.169.132/search?q=cache:u0···=1&gl=us
The domain registration for for olc-managers.info shows the same pattern of fraudulent registration. The listed name server from that registration also yields another criminal domain orionlogistic.info registered using the same bogus registration data.
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Add orion-logistic.info to the list of defunct fraud domains as well. It has the same bogus registration data. as the above two.
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 | I AM SO GLAD I SAW THIS SITE AND THIS POST ABOUT THE SHIPPING SCAM BEING DONE BY HHT Logistics. I was contacted this week by them as well from my resume being on CareerBuilder. The HHT Logistics website looks legit (although very badly written). I also supplied only my basic info and was then today asked to sign a 5 page contract. I was suspicious from the getgo and after talking it over with my family, decided to Google their name. Thanks so much for this information on these criminals who were attempting to make me one of their cyber-mules! Truly horrible for me to think I could have gotten hooked into something illegal involving criminals. Thanks bte52 and to MGD for confirming what I thought. Is there anywhere to report this type of crime being done on the internet? |
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 1 edit | Thanks for posting Marlene, and you are welcome. I knew after confirming bte52 's statement that nothing about this criminal fraud operation turned up in searches, that they were recruiting exclusively from online resumes. That tactic kept them below the radar until now. In fact they are easily traceable back to the beginning of 2008, and we should assume that they have been operating a lot longer than that.
There have been over 50 search referral hits within the first 24 hours of Google archiving this thread. That indicates that these criminals are actively involved in trolling careerbuilder.com for potential victims.
If bte52 has time, he should post images of the "Employment Contract" and redact any of his personal info if it exists on there. He can contact me via IM for assistance if needed. That will be additional public evidence of the fraud operation, and may assist in having the websites shut down, and the domains revoked. That obviously would only be a temporary solution, since they will reset them up under new names.
Since this form of cybercrime is so rampant there is probably little that can be done from a Law Enforcement perspective. In addition, the evidence is indicating that these criminals are located in Eastern Europe, most likely operating out of Russia.
The ideal solution is that everyone ignores this form of solicitation. There is no legitimate business model where one becomes employed solely via email communication. One should never forward identity documents from an email solicitation.
Again Kudos, to bte52 for his intuition, his vetting process on the solicitation is a page from the establishing legitimacy playbook. he was solicited by a company who claims to be based in the UK. They have a website that is hosted in the Czech Republic, and the domain or website is registered to an individual in North Carolina. A guaranteed scam, and a virtual recipe from the book of fraud recognition.
Another example is the criminal's rc-jsc.com fraud site, titled:
Royal Currency Ltd - Foreign Exchange Specialists
Everything stated here »rc-jsc.com/contact/default.htm is bogus:
quote:
Royal Currency Head Office Royal Currency Ltd 26 Battersea Square London SW11 3RA United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7738 0333 Fax: +44 (0) 20 7801 0620
All Royal Currency accounts are held with HSBC Bank plc. HM Revenue & Customs Certificate of Registration for Money Service Businesses Number: 12120036 0000 Copyright © 2002-2006 Royal Currency Ltd.
Registered name: Royal Currency Limited, Registered in England No.4017212 United Kingdom Consumer Credit Licence Registration Number: 536155 Royal Currency Ltd is the preferred foreign exchange partner of The Offshore Financial Trade Association.
Fake address, certification, and registration numbers. A check of the UK Government's companies House records shows no such registered company named Royal Currency Ltd.. Also, that domain is registered to a victim in Virginia: »whois.domaintools.com/rc-jsc.com
Following these criminals back in time looking for clues as to their location, takes us to that now defunct orion-logistic.info from February 2008. That time the domain was registered to a Florida victim.

Take note of two things the email contact address which will always be under the criminal's control: joyce.hannas@yahoo.com That address was used to register 7 fraudulent domains from 2007 thru November of 2008, all starting with the letter "O": »www.domaintools.com/registrant-s···ahoo.com That is a process repeated over and over.
Checking historical records of the now dead orion-logistic.info website shows that it started its cyber life on a Russian host Highthost.ru at IP address 81.177.9.119. Within the first two weeks of its life it switched name servers for a day, from Highthost.ru to the look alike orionlogistic.info .
orion-logistic.info IP 81.177.9.119 . IP Address History . Event Date Action Pre-Action IP Post-Action IP 2008-02-14 New -none- 81.177.9.119 2008-08-03 Not Resolvable 81.177.9.119 -none- . . Name Server History . Event Date Action Pre-Action Server Post-Action Server
2008-02-14 New -none- Highthost.ru 2008-02-27 Transfer Highthost.ru Orionlogistic.info 2008-02-28 Transfer Orionlogistic.info Highthost.ru . . . IP Information for 81.177.9.119 IP Location: Russian Federation Consult It Co. Ltd IP Address: 81.177.9.119 SSL Cert: www.snakeoil.dom SSL Certificate has expired. Reverse IP: 11 other sites hosted on this server. Blacklist Status: Clear . Whois Record inetnum: 81.177.8.0 - 81.177.9.255 netname: CONSULT-IT descr: "Consult IT" Co. Ltd. country: RU admin-c: CIT-RIPE tech-c: CIT-RIPE status: ASSIGNED PA mnt-by: AS8342-MNT source: RIPE # Filtered
role: Consult IT NOC remarks: eServer.ru - hosting operator address: "Consult IT", Co. Ltd. address: Maliy Zlatoustinskiy lane, 10, building 3 AB address: 101000, Moscow address: Russian Federation . route: 81.176.0.0/15 descr: RTCOMM-RU origin: AS8342 mnt-by: AS8342-MNT source: RIPE # Filtered
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With respect to the current fraud crop, HopOne in Washington, needs to eject the contents of IP 66.36.242.66 for criminal fraud, plus the domains are fake regs.
Hosting:
1. Currency-solutions.biz 2. Fs-jsc.com 3. Hht-lc.com 4. Rc-jsc.com
whois query for 66.36.242.66... . Results returned from whois.arin.net: . . OrgName: HopOne Internet Corporation OrgID: HOPO Address: 3311 South 120th Place City: Tukwila StateProv: WA PostalCode: 98168-5125 Country: US . ReferralServer: rwhois://rwhois.hopone.net:4321 . NetRange: 66.36.224.0 - 66.36.255.255 CIDR: 66.36.224.0/19 NetName: HOPONE-DCA2-1 NetHandle: NET-66-36-224-0-1 Parent: NET-66-0-0-0-0 NetType: Direct Allocation NameServer: NS1.HOPONE.NET NameServer: NS5.HOPONE.NET NameServer: NS3.HOPONE.NET NameServer: NS2.HOPONE.NET NameServer: NS6.HOPONE.NET NameServer: NS4.HOPONE.NET Comment: Comment: HopOne Internet Corp.(R) Comment: "The Foundation of Internet Success."(R) Comment: www.hopone.net RegDate: 2002-08-27 Updated: 2005-09-26 . RTechHandle: HJ48-ARIN RTechName: Jass, Haralds RTechPhone: +1-206-438-5909 RTechEmail: hjass[]hopone.net . OrgAbuseHandle: ABUSE958-ARIN OrgAbuseName: Abuse Department OrgAbusePhone: 206-438-5909 OrgAbuseEmail: abuse@hopone.net . OrgTechHandle: HJ48-ARIN OrgTechName: Jass, Haralds OrgTechPhone: +1-206-438-5909 OrgTechEmail: hjass[]hopone.net
Likewise, forpsi.net the Czech Republic needs to eject the contents of: IP 81.2.226.163
Hosting:
1. Fsmanagers.biz 2. Hht-managers.com 3. Rcem.biz 4. Vdsmanagers.com
Information related to '81.2.225.0 - 81.2.226.255' . inetnum: 81.2.225.0 - 81.2.226.255 netname: CZ-INTERNET descr: Servers Bratislava descr: Ktis 2 descr: okres Prachatice descr: 384 03 country: CZ admin-c: ES4377-RIPE tech-c: PK677-RIPE status: ASSIGNED PA mnt-by: INTERNET-CZ-MNT changed: zz[]internet-cz.cz 20030907 source: RIPE . person: Erich Syrovatka address: INTERNET CZ, a.s. address: Ktis 2 address: Ktis address: 384 03 address: CZ phone: +420 383835353 abuse-mailbox: abuse@forpsi.com nic-hdl: ES4377-RIPE mnt-by: INTERNET-CZ-MNT changed: erich[]forpsi.net 20071211 source: RIPE
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 bte52Premium join:2003-05-19 Salisbury, MD | reply to bte52 Below is a copy and paste of the original email that I received from HHT Logistic Company. It came directly through the careerbuilder
CareerBuilder: Merchandise manager
"John Richardson"
CareerBuilder: Merchandise manager
Dear :
I have reviewed resume which You recently posted online. I've thoroughly examined Your qualifications and experience. And I have concluded that you may have the skills needed to fill a merchandise manager position.
Description: Over the past four years, HHT Logistic Company has emerged as the leading innovator in the merchandise forwarding service with an approach focused on European. The US take-up of Internet trading is much higher than in the Europe. Many Internet auctions and stores in the United States of America do not ship the products overseas. As the result thousands of customers in Europe are not able to access the large market and purchase high-quality merchandise at so low prices. HHT Logistic Company provides European customers with US and Canada street addresses that can be used as the shipping addresses. Then our merchandise managers forward the packages to the country where the customer is located. It is the same if they had relatives or friends in the United States and could ask them about such service.But not so many Europeans have friends and relatives in the United States. Our service is in the ever growing demand. Today we have few merchandise managers on the territory of the United States and Canada but quantity of our customers increases and we plan to expand.
Candidates for the Regional Business Representative position with HHT Logistic Company must be hard working and employ communication skills,highly motivated individual willing to work a flexible schedule. Responsibilities include managing all aspects of Processing and Operations.
The main requirements for the merchandise manager position are: - Home computer with Internet access and e-mail; - Opportunity to check e-mail for new letters regulary(several times each day); - Two or three hours of spare time per day(mainly in the evening / non-business hours) for communication; - USA residence; - Energetic, self assured, self motivated, enthusiastic and achievement oriented; - A collaborative approach to working with all areas of the company, combined with an appropriate emphasis on achieving the unit objectives; - Flexibility to readily adapt to change; - Strong ability to focus on streamlining processes and procedures; - A bias for action and passion for success; - Analytic-problem solving;
Pay Ranges: - $24,000 - $26,000 per year plus Monthly Bonus
Benefits: - Medical/Dental/Vision Plans - Basic Life/Supplemental Life Insurance Spouse/Dependent Life Insurance - Short and Long Term Disability - 401(k) and Profit Sharing Plan - Employee Stock Ownership Plan - Tuition Reimbursement - Vacation & Personal Holidays - Care Bridge Employee Assistance - Opportunities for professional growth
I hope you'll apply for the merchandise manager position at HHT Logistic company.
To request an application, please REPLY.
With best regards, John Richardson Personnel Department HHT Logistic Company
You are receiving this employment opportunity email because you uploaded your resume on CareerBuilder. This email is used for hiring process only to prevent the company from spam messages. If your employment status has changed or you no longer wish to receive these emails, you can update your privacy and communication preferences from your resume by logging onto CareerBuilder.com: »www.careerbuilder.com/jobseeker/···ter.aspx
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 61999674Gotta Do What Ya Gotta DoPremium join:2000-09-02 Here kudos:1 | reply to bte52 I'm a bit late to this but this statement ALONE gives it away as fraud - This company supposedly pays you to receive packages at your home and then forward them internationally at their expense. -- It is better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it. |
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 K PattersonPremium,MVM join:2006-03-12 Columbus, OH kudos:1 | reply to bte52 OTwo points not mentioned earlier:
1) All shipments leaving the US in this manner must be reported to the commerce department. It is a federal crime to not do this.
2) If what you are shipping contains certain technologies, they may not be shipped under any circumstances.
I've personally run afoul of the latter two. Not fun. |
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 bte52Premium join:2003-05-19 Salisbury, MD | reply to 61999674 said by 61999674:I'm a bit late to this but this statement ALONE gives it away as fraud - This company supposedly pays you to receive packages at your home and then forward them internationally at their expense. Thanks for stating the obvious there Skippy, however please consider the following: One, I have a very good friend in the UK and several times a year he has legitimate items that he has purchased on eBay shipped to my home because the seller refuses to ship internationally and I forward them to him. Two, I am a succcessful eBay seller that does not ship internationally at all because of the potential problems. What better than to have a syndicate of pre-screened, honest and hard-working forwarders in the US? If the international buyer is willing to pay a premium to a company to arrange this then why not? |
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 nwrickertsand groperPremium,MVM join:2004-09-04 Geneva, IL kudos:7 Reviews:
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 bte52Premium join:2003-05-19 Salisbury, MD | said by nwrickert If they are contacting you via an email address they found from spam lists, then they have not done any pre-screening. So they are just looking for gullible victims. [/BQUOTE :I may be wrong but I believe they got the email address for carrerbuilder.com. I think that's a site that put's employers and job seekers together. |
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 K PattersonPremium,MVM join:2006-03-12 Columbus, OH kudos:1 | reply to bte52 said by bte52:said by 61999674:I'm a bit late to this but this statement ALONE gives it away as fraud - This company supposedly pays you to receive packages at your home and then forward them internationally at their expense. Thanks for stating the obvious there Skippy, however please consider the following: One, I have a very good friend in the UK and several times a year he has legitimate items that he has purchased on eBay shipped to my home because the seller refuses to ship internationally and I forward them to him. Two, I am a succcessful eBay seller that does not ship internationally at all because of the potential problems. What better than to have a syndicate of pre-screened, honest and hard-working forwarders in the US? If the international buyer is willing to pay a premium to a company to arrange this then why not? There are many such companies in the US and in other countries. They comply with the law. Look in your local yellow pages.
This has noting to do with freight forwarding. This is stolen merchandise, period. |
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 | reply to bte52 I also received this identical email. As always, I visited the website of the offering company and Googled their address and phone numbers in the UK and found they belonged to the Travel Channel UK. I then found the domain registration to be from North Carolina and hosted with HopOne Internet Corporation in Washington State. So I forwarded the email, registrant and hosting info to both Careerbuilder.com and Travel Channel UK. Both responded back and thanked me. I was told that the site had been shut down after a letter from the IS manager of Travel Channel...but like MGD said - just the tip of the iceberg. |
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 MGDPremium,MVM join:2002-07-31 kudos:9 3 edits | said by exmedpro :
....... So I forwarded the email, registrant and hosting info to both Careerbuilder.com and Travel Channel UK. Both responded back and thanked me. I was told that the site had been shut down after a letter from the IS manager of Travel Channel...but like MGD said - just the tip of the iceberg. Excellent, good work, and yes the HHT Logistic Company hht-lc.com site did go down yesterday AM. Something else strange happened yesterday too. While monitoring the activity I noticed that Google's search results were manipulated for several hours. That can be done, and it is not the first time that I have seen it.
As I noted in an earlier post about the fact that there were no reports of the scam on searches, and that the issue would be resolved shortly once Google had archived the post. In fact they did, and within 12 hours of the original post it was #3 on the search results for HHT Logistic Company.
However, not long after the site went down a curious thing happened. This thread disappeared from Google's search results of HHT Logistic Company:
A screen shot of the returns from that search before and, the way it is now:

A screen shot from yesterday of the same search after the removal, the dslr thread is missing:

You see from yesterday's inbound referrals to the thread that visitors were coming directly as a result of searching Google for HHT Logistic Company. Here is a referral screen shot from yesterday showing accumulated referals taken at the same time yesterday that the thread had disappeared.

In fact here are the actual links of the top 9 in order. I have disabled the html function so that you can "see" the actual search query that generated a referral back to this thread. Look at all the "hht+logistic+company" referrals from Google
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=ru&q=hht-lc.com+&btnG=%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BA+%D0%B2+Google&lr=
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=HHT+Logistic+Company+&aq=f&oq=
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hht+logistic+company&aq=0&oq=hht+log
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hht+logistic+company&aq=0&oq=HHT+Lo
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=HHT+logistic+company&aq=f&oq=
>http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=hht+logistic+company&aq=3&oq=hht
>http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS234US234&q=hht+logistic+company+in+us
>http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq=t&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1T4DKUS_enUS234US234&q=hht+logistic+company+in+us
>http://www.google.ru/search?hl=ru&q=rcem.biz&btnG=%D0%9F%D0%BE%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BA+%D0%B2+Google&lr=&aq=f&oq=
Yet for many hours, most of the afternoon this thread was missing from Google. The inbound reads tapered off to almost none by late afternoon.
Take note of the fact that prior to the disappearance there were multiple hits on the thread from Google in Russia ".RU". In fact the top one on the referral at the time of the screen shot was from Russia for "hht-lc.com"

I cannot be sure of why they disappeared from the search results for over half a day, or whether a process such as this was used: »www.google.com/webmasters/tools/removals
Additional research confirms that this is a rather large criminal recruiting operation centered in Russia. In fact, ilc-corp.com »ilc-corp.com "International Logistic Company" AKA "Centurion Logistic Group" is hosting on a Russian known roving botnet. You can see the multiple A records of the hosting IPS which rotate every ten minutes and point to new botted pcs around the globe.
Here a screen shots of three NS Lookup queries taken at various times:

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Another query earlier yesterday responded that the site was hosted on botnet IPs located in order, in Poland, Argentina Argentina, Hungary, and Canada.:
I added the reverse dns records for each hosting IP:
[127.0.0.1] returned a non-authoritative response in 0 ms: Header rcode: Success id: 0 opcode: Standard query is a response: True authoritative: False recursion desired: True recursion avail: True truncated: False questions: 1 answers: 7 authority recs: 0 additional recs: 0 . Questions name class type ilc-corp.com IN ANY . Answer records
name class type data time to live . ilc-corp.com IN NS ns1.34124734.com 425s (7m 5s) ilc-corp.com IN NS ns2.34124734.com 425s (7m 5s) ilc-corp.com IN A 89.77.241.45 425s (7m 5s) [chello089077241045.chello.pl] . ilc-corp.com IN A 190.224.252.98 425s(7m 5s) [host98.190-224-252.telecom.net.ar] . ilc-corp.com IN A 190.246.177.13 425s (7m 5s) [13-177-246-190.fibertel.com.ar] . ilc-corp.com IN A 212.16.153.35 425s (7m 5s) [h153-35.pool212-16.dyn.tolna.net] . ilc-corp.com IN A 68.190.211.54 425s (7m 5s) 68-190-211-54.dhcp.gldl.ca.charter.com]
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Also, take note of the query response which designates that the mail (mx record) for ilc-corp.com is handled by mail-s30.1gb.ru which is at IP 81.176.226.54 and also responds as s30.in-solve.ru
Information related to '81.176.226.0 - 81.176.226.255' . inetnum: 81.176.226.0 - 81.176.226.255 netname: INSOLVERTC2 descr: In-Solve/1Gb.ru hosting services provider descr: 107078, Russia, Moscow country: RU admin-c: DM3950-RIPE tech-c: DM3950-RIPE status: ASSIGNED PA notify: noc@in-solve.ru notify: lir@rtcomm.ru mnt-by: AS8342-MNT changed: l.belikova@rtcomm.ru 20070319 source: RIPE . person: Dmitry Mikhailov address: 107078, Russia, Moscow, address: Sadovaya-Spasskaya 13, 2 e-mail: noc@in-solve.ru phone: +7 495 2211152 notify: noc@in-solve.ru nic-hdl: DM3950-RIPE changed: dmih@in-solve.ru 20061014 source: RIPE
Also of note on ilc-corp.com is that the two DNS servers that claim to be authoritative for ilc-corp.com are:
Retrieving DNS records for ilc-corp.com... . DNS servers ns2.34124734.com [83.229.249.111] [reverse DNS - 83.229.249.111.ptr.mchost.ru] ns1.34124734.com [83.229.249.111] [reverse DNS - 83.229.249.111.ptr.mchost.ru] . . DNS: ns1.22465623.com [78.47.60.17][clients.17.60.47.78.hostd.ru] ns2.22465623.com [78.47.60.17][clients.17.60.47.78.hostd.ru]
. . Those two name server domains 22465623.com and 34124734.com have bogus registrations and one of them was registered with the now defunct ESTDOMAINS, INC a known cyber crime haven.
Registration Service Provided By: LXHOST.INFO Contact: +375.296521846 Website: »www.lxhost.info/ . Domain Name: 22465623.COM . Registrant: n/a Dfgsdf Hdggs (informationfm9w6@gmail.com) Resona St.12434 New York New York,90024 US Tel. +001.34545233454 . Creation Date: 03-Jun-2008 Expiration Date: 03-Jun-2009 . Domain servers in listed order: ns2.22465623.com ns1.22465623.com . . . Registration Service Provided By: RESELLERCLUB Contact: +1.4152361970 . Domain Name: 34124734.COM . Registrant: n/a Fredrik Bon (jackm51hjscott@gmail.com) Servedor Rd. 12 New York New York,90012 US Tel. +001.344253243523 . Creation Date: 03-Jun-2008 Expiration Date: 03-Jun-2009 . Domain servers in listed order: ns2.34124734.com ns1.34124734.com
. Coincidentally, those two domains show up on a July 31st report on the excellent fraud reporting UK site bobbear.co.uk, as name servers for a group of fraud package reshipping recruitment sites known as "First Miami Cargo": »www.bobbear.co.uk/firstmiamicargo.html and were hosted on the same roving botnet. It appears the name servers themselves are moved around to various IPs, and are used exclusively for criminal activity.
Three more of many identical recruiting clones of HHT Logistic Company hht-lc.com and ILC Logistic Company ilc-corp.com from several months back, and also had identical web pages were:
centurion-logistic.name, centurion-logistic.net, and centurion-logistic.biz
If fact for all of these you can just substitute the domain in the same path to get the identical page: >http://ilc-corp.com/index.php?p=p2_4
Google's cache of the same page of the now defunct >http://centurion-logistic.name/index.php?p=p2_4
They had multiple postings on employment sites for "reshipping jobs": »www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=Ce···aq=f&oq= And »www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%2···=10&sa=N
Here is one of the job adds:
centurion-logistic.biz earned a listing as fraudulent on aa419.org back in December of 2007: »db.aa419.org/fakebanksview.php?key=21434 Note the listed hosting on knwown RBN webspace: "AbdAllah Internet Hizmetleri" in Turkey.
These Russian cyber criminals are recruiting globally, not just in the US. Here is a Google translation of a recruiting post in German, looking for mules on a German website by "Centurion Logistic Group" aka centurion-logistic.biz: »translate.google.com/translate?h···de&tl=en
This group is not your run of the mill, garden variety, cyber criminals. They are big, and in this for the long haul.
In a September 10, 2008 article stopbadware.org about host exploits, and the Directi relationship with EST Domains on providing domain cloaking services, the following comment was posted:
quote: Sandi Hardmeier said: You may find this interesting: A new registration: Centurion-Logistic.net - created 8 September 2008 - Registrar Estdomains Nameservers: ns2.nitogrant.com, ns1.nitogrant.com - Registrar DIRECTI, WHOIS hidden behind privacyprotect.org >http://www.centurion-logistic.net is only accessible from some countries, one being Germany
Ref:»blog.stopbadware.org/2008/09/10/···together
They could be shielding some of the sites to be only viewable from within the countries that they are target recruiting in. That may minimize their exposure, and limit the amount of search returns.
nitogrant.com the listed nameserver domain for Centurion-Logistic.net is listed in a complaint post on a Russian forum citiforum.ru back in May. Password stealing tjojan infecting sites which are using nitogrant.com as their nameserver.
Google Translation:»74.125.93.104/translate_c?hl=en&···0kts6WyA
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 pcdebbRIP dadkinsPremium join:2000-12-03 Brandon, FL kudos:4 | reply to bte52 said by bte52:said by nwrickert: If they are contacting you via an email address they found from spam lists, then they have not done any pre-screening. So they are just looking for gullible victims. I may be wrong but I believe they got the email address for carrerbuilder.com. I think that's a site that put's employers and job seekers together. that does not, however, make it legit. I had to delete my resume from monster.com because of the "offers" flooding my inbox for jobs similar as this. in this case, it is putting scammers and job seekers together. with a 50% chance of a connection. -- | map your city | |
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 | What can these people do if they get some of your information but not all? I, like an idiot, have sent them some information because I did not scroll down far enough when I was checking on them a week ago. |
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