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SOURCE: World Financial Group
JOHNS CREEK, GA–(Marketwire – December 30, 2010) – World Financial Group, Inc. recently learned of an email scam circulating in Colombia falsely stating that World Financial Group is hiring citizens from Colombia to work in Canada and will assist them in securing visas through the Canadian Embassy once personal documentation is produced and mailed.
Please be aware: This email is fraudulent and is a phishing attempt by scammers to procure personal information by illegally using the World Financial Group name and the names of our executives.
World Financial Group is neither hiring in Colombia nor expanding to that country at this time, nor does it have a program in any country to help citizens secure U.S. or Canadian work visas.
World Financial Group, Inc. (WFG) is a financial services marketing company whose affiliates offer life insurance and an array of financial products and services. Driven by its mission to help build and protect wealth for families, WFG’s independent associates strive to assist people often overlooked by the financial services industry plan for their financial futures and work toward their goals. With agreements with several of the financial and insurance industries’ leading companies, WFG advocates the power of choice for its clients. For more information, visit: www.WorldFinancialGroup.com.
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Linda Powers
(770) 248-3344
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Category: Email/Phishing Alerts Scams