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I don't want to say how I know because the criminals might well read this and refine their methods, but muglapet.com is a scam.
They will ask you for money sooner or later - Also - If you send documents, watch out for identity theft.

Dear All,

Is there are referencing government agencies to check on the Turkey company's registration? Anyway,   is there such a company.

Please tell me - What was the point in me spending my time to research this lot and tell you it's a scam if you completely ignore the blindingly obvious in favour of greed and silliness?

Yes, I'm sure the salary is attractive - or it would be if this wasn't a scam job.

If anyone else reads this - This set of criminals will find some excuse to ask for money then, if you pay, ask for more until you realise you've been ripped off .. then they might well complete your misery with identity theft. That could be anything from taking out loans in your name, ordering a load of mail order stuff, or finding anti-terror police at your door because you sent them your passport (Even a copy) and they used it for something nasty.

Mugla? Elazig? Istanbul? Scam for sure. Anything you pay, will go to criminals.

It is fake and doesn't exist

Thanks @Fred
For the insight.

It is going to help lot of people.

Thank you,
Sayeed

Sayeed M wrote:

Thanks @Fred
For the insight.

It is going to help lot of people.

Thank you,
Sayeed

Sadly, it won't help many. As we have seen here (and on many other threads) the warning is ignored. I've written detailed posts that outline why an advert is a scam, but the next post asks again.

Scammers exploit greed and stupidity, and it works.