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Here is Adrian's new sitewww.klm-trans.com
Today I was going through my list of possible fraud domains and came upon a newley registered one.
http://www.klm-cargotrans.com/
The domain now contains an overly used scam template (images below)
I did a whois search on it and reviewed the data.
http://whois.domaintools.com/klm-cargotrans.com
I was quickly able to determine the account is fraud for these reasons:
klm-cargotrans.com would have nothing to do with the legitimate company KLM, which merged with AirFrance since they already have web sites.
Next the whois data lists a person who lives in PEVELY, 63070, DE.
We all know Pevely isn't in Germany, its in Missouri.
The next step is to look at the other registration data.
The contact email given for the registrant is:
vnoob@yahoo.com
A quick Google search indicates the email address belongs to someone who refers to himself as:
VeVeRuTz
A further look reveals this person lives in Valcea, Romania.

Inregistrat: Nov 2008

Locatie: Valcea

Prenumele:Adrian
Nick:vEvE
Varsta:23
ID mess:vnoob@yahoo.com
ID steam:Cand o sa imi cumpar atunci al fac Public.
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More data:
Domain Name: KLM-CARGOTRANS.COM
   Registrar: CRONON AG BERLIN, NIEDERLASSUNG REGENSBURG
   Whois Server: whois.tmagnic.net
   Referral URL: http://nsi-robo.tmag.de
   Name Server: NS1.NETBEAT.DE
   Name Server: NS2.NETBEAT.DE
   Status: ok
   Updated Date: 05-nov-2010
   Creation Date: 05-nov-2010
   Expiration Date: 05-nov-2011
Technical Contact
      Gica Baiesu
      harry@abc.ro
      Ostengasse 4
      Regensburg, D-93047, DE
      phone: +49.1623302488
The tecnical contact, Mr Baiesu has an email address for the .ro (Romanian) domain abc.ro.
Mr Baiesu shows up frequently as the tecnical contact for fraud domains.
Here are some screen captures of Adrian's public profile:

Not bad huh?
At least we know what he's spending his (oops I mean your) money on, funny slippers and a Mercedes.
Here are some images of the fraud domain:

Here is the scammer's first intended victim:

Here are more intended victims:

Oh! what a tangled web we weave
When first we practise to deceive!
Sir Walter Scott
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