CORRUPTION IN SOCIETY
September 2007 -
September 2008
January-August 2007
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Bulgarian President Purvanov: Dreaming Anti-Bulgarain
campaigns without any reason and arguments.
Internal link: In the focus - Bulgarian President Purvanov

Bulgarian Science Problems at Yahoo Community Forum
The Moderator, Professor Lazar Lazarov, insists in an e-mail
that it is his own Forum and not a  community. Yahoo is a
global community network and using the forums for publishing
selective messages only is a corruption.

Hot days for Bulgarian Academy of Sciences
(02/11/08)
The moving of the Common Meeting of Bulgarian Academy of
Sciences a month earlier (11th Feb 2008) and the candidate
Academic Yukhnovski who is over 70 resulted in a media and
public interest. In some cases newspapers like Monitor
reacted in the most corrupted way with statements beyond any
ethical norms (e.g. Monday, 11th Feb 2008, an article by
Professor Michail Konstantinov).
Journalists like Veliana Hristova on her side, decided that the
critics of the recent social practices of BAS reflect on its
prestige. See our comment in Bulgarian at
http://www.iianthropology.org/hotdaysbas
Among the corrupted activities should be accounted
unfortunately, the Bulgarian Science Problems' Moderator
Professor Lazar Lazarov who has not allowed a free
discussion on the problems but published only opinions
against the present President Acad. Yukhnovski.
One of the unapproved messages .pdf

The fake job offer fraud.
External link with list of the jobs
http://www.data-wales.co.uk/ni_fake_jobs.htm
E-mail received on Jan 30th, 2008
From Cheap Fabrics
Thames Court, 1 Victoria Street, Windsor, Berkshire. SL4 1YB, United
Kingdom www.cheapfabrics.co.uk Tel:+447024082416
Fax:+447005807162                      URGENT PART-TIME JOB
OPPORTUNITY   My name is Bertsil Woods a texan working in Berkshire,
I want to know  if You would like to work online from home and get paid
without  affecting your present job? Actually i need a representative who
can be  working for our company as online book-keeper.    We make lots
of supplies to some of our clients in the USA/CANADA for  which i do
come to USA/CANADA to recieve payment and have it cashed  after i
supply them raw materials. Its always too expensive and stressful  for me
to come down and recieve such payment twice in a month so i  
therefore decided to contact you. I am willing to pay you 10% for every  
payment recieved by you from our customers who makes payment
through  you.  Pls note you dont have to be a book keeper to apply for
the job.   Kindly get back to me as soon as possible if you are interested
in this job offer with your:    FIRST NAME: .................... LAST NAME:
....................... ADDRESS: ....................... CITY: ................ STATE:
........................... ZIP CODE:........................ COUNTRY:..........................
MOBILE PHONE NUMBER(S)........... GENDER: ....................... AGE:
..................... MARITAL STATUS: .................  BANK
NAME:..........................   PLEASE SEND YOUR REPLY ASAP    
ATTESTATION According to how you have been briefed earlier by a
qualified  representative of this establishment. You are required and
mandated to receive  payment on behalf of the above mentioned firm.
You are to deduct 10% of  all funds processed on a particular order and
forward the balance  payment via Western Union Money Transfer and
MONEYGRAM to any of  "CheapFabrics" Group regional warehouses
that will be given to you later.    You will notify the company a week
ahead if eventually you want to  discontinue this job so as to terminate
all payment coming your way to  avoid conflict.  With Regards.   Bertsil
Woods  Director of Cheap Fabrics, Thames Court, 1 Victoria Street,
Windsor, Berkshire. SL4 1YB, United Kingdom www.cheapfabrics.co.uk
Tel:+447024082416 Fax:+447005807162             
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Comments to similar e-mail:
If you received a similar letter, please ignore it. Do not answer it. If you
do, you will end up on more of the mailing lists used by the criminals
behind this fraud. From:
http://419.bittenus.com/more/Cheapfabrics.htm

Google Profit at passiveinternetprofit2.com/Step01.aspx
See for similar offer at
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/0/276/RipOff0276081.htm


Alert:
Dec 2007
Be careful: Beyond their deeply corrupted academic formal
behavior the archaeologists Vasil Nikolov and Henrieta
Todorova have been recognized in a series of terrifying
corrupted non-formal activities against respectful scholars.
Stefan Alexandrov has been recently caught in signing a
document with false contents used for a corrupted academic
activity and in missing professional ability to recognize
archaeological trench from treasure-hunter trenches. For more
information e-mail: admin@iianthropology.org

External links:

Global Travel International
Is There a Global Travel International Scam?
http://www.419legal.org/frauds/globaltravelinternationalscam.php

Monterey Financial Services
I was told by representatives of Monterey, that those
Laws do not pertain to Monterey and that I was a
dead beat

http://www.complaints.com/directory/2004/july/6/12.htm


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