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November 4th, 2015:

Exposed: The fake recruitment boss who offered oil expert £10,000 a month job with Shell

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Fraudsters lure victims into paying upfront fees to cover supposed costs only to find out the employer has never heard of them

One Mirror reader who has just been targeted is out-of-work oil industry logistics expert Alan Winks.

It seemed that his years of experience in the North Sea had paid off when he was offered a job with Shell in Nigeria on more than £10,000 a month.

“Congratulations, you have been found suitable for the position,” emailed the supposed head of human resources, Charles Gbandi.

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Mr Gbandi also wrote to Alan on Shell letterhead and had a LinkedIn page apparently confirming his position at the company. read more

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Screen Shot 2015-11-04 at 07.57.03Angela Macdonald-Smith: November 4, 2015

Royal Dutch Shell remains unequivocally bullish on prospects for liquefied natural gas despite the current market glut, pointing to several options for new supply projects after its planned $US70 billion ($97 billion) takeover of BG Group and plenty of new markets opening up around the world.

“The fundamentals of this market look as robust now as in the past to us,” chief financial officer Simon Henry told investors overnight Australian time, spelling out Shell’s expectation that global LNG demand will expand at 5 per cent a year to 2030, only modestly lower than the 8 per cent annual growth seen since 2000. read more

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