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He called me and I made over $10000. It's a good deal!

This is a number from the Southwestern Company. Check out www.southwestern.comThey're a legit company - #2 best internship in North America.The reason they called you is because you filled out a summer work questionnaire. There is no other way they could possibly get your number - either you gave them your number or you were recommended by a friend, which is a huge compliment. Good luck!

What do they want from me?

Guys, this is not a scam. It is an actual company and a very popular internship at UBC and across North America. I know quite a few people in it. The reason you got a call is because an actual friend of yours DID recommend your name. Tons of students are in this so don't be shocked.look up www.southwesternsummer.com

He also offered it for both UBC and Langara students and he knew my name and probably my faculty as well.

okay, so the guy C****ED the story... apparently he calls himself Lee and he's offering a summer internship for Passport Ca***a? If I heard right... not too sure... because I wasn't there to answer and so he leftme voicemail. I'm really confused now and wondering if I should call back...

Oh my godI've also received a call from this number asking if i was interested in the summer internship job or whatever.It was kinda freaky cuz he knew my name and my faculty as well.What should i do?

and the ubc student warned me about this internship. Hmm. Fishiness. Good thing I didn't answer anyway. However, according to white pages, this is a mobile phone and based in New Westminister (which is pointless, because a lot of mobiles end up directing that way)and provided by Rogers.

My gosh... same here. I'm not sure whether it's a scam or not, but they knew my name and faculty. His name is Nib, if that helps at all. They're having an info meeting, but he never told me which company it was for. Anyone know anything about this internship?

Some guy asking for people to attend a hearing for Southwestern Summer Internship seminar or so****ing going down at UBC. Sounded a bit fishy, and they got my number by stealing it from a friend of mine. Don't be surprised if they know your name and say a friend recommended you (which your friend likely did not).