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Expose Scam 2025 : Cruise Ship Job Scam

Scammers are aggressively targeting job seekers in the cruise ship and maritime industry with a new wave of fake recruitment schemes. Operating under names like “al-aseanjobs.com”, these fraudsters are exploiting the dreams of hardworking individuals by creating entirely fake companies with one goal: to steal your money.

How the Scam Works:

Register multiple fake companies with professional-looking websites and logos Send fake offer letters claiming to provide cruise ship jobs on international vessels Demand multiple types of fraudulent fees, such as:

🚨 AL-ASEAN JOBS is a Fake and Fraudulent Company

This operation is not a legitimate recruiter. It falsely promises high-paying jobs in the shipping, cruise, and maritime industry, but is actually a scam targeting job seekers—especially in India, the Philippines, and other Asian countries.

Common Tactics Used by Scammers

  1. Fake Job Offers: Scammers create convincing job offers that mimic legitimate cruise lines or shipping companies. They often use fake websites or emails resembling official communication channels.

  2. Advance Fee Requests: One of the most common red flags is a demand for payment upfront. This could be for “visa processing,” “training fees,” or “medical exams.”

  3. Unverified Agencies: Fraudsters pose as recruitment agencies without proper accreditation. They might use generic names or claim to represent well-known companies.

  4. Too-Good-To-Be-True Promises: Unrealistic salaries or job offers requiring no qualifications are often bait to attract victims.

  5. Social Media Scams: Platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, and WhatsApp are frequently used to advertise fake jobs or communicate with potential victims. Trigya Marine fake job

Recruitment Scams in Shipping and Cruise Industries: What You Need to Know

The allure of working in the shipping or cruise industry is undeniable. The promise of international travel, lucrative pay, and the chance to experience life on the high seas draws thousands of job seekers each year. Unfortunately, this demand has created opportunities for fraudsters to exploit unsuspecting individuals through recruitment scams. These scams are widespread, and knowing how to identify and avoid them is essential for anyone pursuing a career in this field. 

  • FAKE Registration Amount

  • FAKE Medical Fees

  • FAKE Job Offers

FAKE Recruitment Halifax Marine Job Scam In Shipping And Cruise Industries : 

al-aseanjobs.com   Unit 110 First Floor Jhalawar Industrial Estate Patanwala Compound Opposite Shreya Cinema Near Petrol Pump LBS Marg Ghatkopar West Mumbai – 400086

  1. Fake Job Offers

  2. Advance Fee Requests

  3. Unverified Agencies

  4. Too-Good-To-Be-True Promises

  5. Social Media Scams

Protecting Job Seekers. Exposing Maritime Scams.

Welcome to AL-ASEAN Jobs Scammer Watch, a platform dedicated to uncovering and exposing fraudulent recruitment operations in the shipping, cruise, and maritime industries.

Our mission is simple: To protect job seekers from exploitation by fake recruiters who promise high-paying jobs on cruise ships, cargo vessels, offshore oil rigs, and shipyards—but deliver nothing but financial loss and false hope.

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