Scammer’s social media page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/meer-danish-81b649236/
Any other scammer information:
Hello there,
I am not sure where I need to go to get this scam boss reported and potentially arrested.
I was casually checking my LinkedIn profile and noticed I got a connection request from Meer Danish. Upon checking his profile, it looks like he is a scam boss, who is involved in many scams, such as medicare, final expense, auto insurance, etc.
According to his LinkedIn profile, he is involved in the company called MB Technologies PVT. LTD. - According to Google, this business is closed, however, it looks like his business is operational.
It looks like his direct contact info is on his LinkedIn, though, I have not tried to contact him. I refuse to try to contact him too.
It looks like from his LinkedIn posts he has been making, he is recruiting mules in the US to work for him. I want to believe that this is the reason why he sent me the LinkedIn connection request. I doubt he had my information before hand and I don’t think he knows I am a scam baiter.
Scammer Name: Meer Danish
How do you know he or his business is or was a scam? He randomly added you? That is not much to go off of.
Did you look into it anymore than what you posted here?
There are a few reasons why his business is a scam operation.
- On Meer’s LinkedIn profile, he mentions he runs different campaigns, (DME, Med Advantage, Medical and Diabetic Supplies, Final Expense and Auto insurance.)
- Also on Meer’s profile, he made a few posts that he was seeking new employees to work at his call center to assist with his auto insurance campaign. He mentions that it is daily pay and that he is supporting all states nationwide, he mentions the buffer is 240 sec, he gives the payout and he has his Skype link where people can reach out on.
- Also, on his profile, he lives in Pakistan.
I looked into his company MB Technologies and found another LinkedIn page. On that LinkedIn page, I found the same intro and bio as it shows on Meer’s page. What’s interesting about this page is that I see that they list themselves as an insurance carrier out of Miami Florida, but when you look at their posts that they are making are making, which is filled with job opportunities, their address is on the post at the time they posted and they are located in Rawalpindi Pakistan.
Link the page I found is here: MB Technologies | LinkedIn
The scams that they do are mainly outbound. They cold call people mainly in the US. They spoof phone numbers and will often use Robo callers before the call’s connection. The chances of getting through to them inbound are rare.
Under US law, you cannot be licensed to sell auto insurance unless you live in a state in the US, or you have previously lived in a US state. These guys are definitely not recruiting people in the US, or who have lived in the US to do the auto insurance campaign.
1 Like
It wasn’t simply because he randomly added me. I asked several reasonable follow-up questions about the high-paying job, including the exact position, the employer, the location and how I could independently verify the opportunity.
Instead of answering those questions, the person quickly stopped responding. Shortly afterwards, the profile photo and name disappeared, and the profile was completely removed from view.
I can’t prove with absolute certainty that it was a scam, but those are serious warning signs. A genuine recruiter should be willing to provide basic information that allows a candidate to verify both their identity and the advertised position.
Lately, when people contact me unexpectedly about unusually well-paid jobs, I simply ask a few sensible verification questions. It is interesting how often they ghost me—or their profiles suddenly disappear—within minutes.