FRAUD WATCH




*WARNING, THIS EMAIL IS AN ONGOING SCAM*.

"To whom it might concern,


For the insertion of your company in the World Company Register for 2024/2025, please submit the completed document to us.


Any file format is accepted.


WORLD COMPANY REGISTER

P.O.BOX 3079

3502 GB UTRECHT

THE NETHERLANDS


Tel/Fax: +31 303 100 126


You can also attach the completed document in a reply to this email.


Updating is free of charge."


If you fill in their application form and return it, you will be sent an invoice for payment followed by a threat of legal action to be taken against you for non payment.

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