Advertise your job vacancies

Subscribe & Follow

Interviews

Jobs

Lecturer - School of IT Centurion
Lecturer / Senior Lecturer Centurion
Junior NET & React Native Full-Stack Developer Johannesburg
Administrator: Student Administration and Support Services Durbanville
Lecturer: School of Commerce Durbanville
Design Operations Lead- Print & Packaging Remote
FMCG Regional Sales Manager Nelspruit
Digital Advertising and Sponsorship Sales Johannesburg or Cape Town
Business of Commercial Photography Lecturer Stellenbosch
Sales Account Executive Port Elizabeth

Beware of bogus BMW share scheme

BMW South Africa has become aware of a scam claiming to sell shares to previously disadvantaged people and recommends that anyone approached with an offer to buy the company's shares should contact the SAPS immediately.

24 Jan 2011

The scam, allegedly operated by a company called World Trade Consortium, claims to be in partnership with BMW to sell shares by requesting people's ID numbers and banking details to deduct a R450 administration fee for the first month and then instalments of R68.

BMW SA warns the public not to be tricked by the scam. Any person who is contacted by the consortium, or people associated with the scam, must contact their nearest police station immediately.

BMW shares can only be acquired through the German stock index (DAX) and are not easily acquired by South African citizens due to exchange control regulations.