Is Stroh Miller & Co. an actual company or are they  a fraud?
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Sounds like your talking about Miller beer that now owns Strohs. The parent company is SABmiller. It is not traded on our stock exchanges.
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yes i did it once and it was through a legitimate company and they were the real thing! south american companys are the best for that!
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I have searched several business databases and these companies are not even registered as such.\n\nIt is doubtful that tou will find any information on these "companies," because they are 99% likely to be fake.
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What state are they in and what is the correct spelling of their company name? That way I can look it up and let you know.  I deal with this all day at my work. :)\n\nIf you copy and paste this link it will give you information on the status on the business, when they started the company and if they have been reprimanded or not. Make sure you click on detail once you get to this screen.\n\nhttps://secure.utah.gov/bes/action/searchresults \n\nIf it doesn't come up just let me know and I will try it again.\n\nI would suggest the Better Business Bureau and see if there is anything listed on there as well. \nhttp://biz.yahoo.com/pz/060511/98958.html\nhttp://biz.yahoo.com/pz/060417/97471.html\n\nAlso, try these 2 press releases on the business that I found.  From what I am reading they seem pretty legitimate to me.:)
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I also got an offer.  The offer I received was for a General Manager position.  I didn't really think that it was a scam, because I am qualified for such a position.  I started doing a little research, and found a blue line marketing out of ID. \n\nI also went back to the web-site that gave me the lead.  I tried to start a fake business account just to see how easy it would be.  They wouldn't let me start an account so it must be a real company, but the offer may not be creditable.
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i believe that it can be proved otherwise...\na corporation can make money and still serve society though it takes a lot of work and balance...\nokay sooo maybe conflict is inevitable, but that doesnt mean that a money making corporation cannot serve...\nthere is a company i believe they are doing well for themselves and still have the initiative to do what's best for their consumers, okay, so its a water refilling station, they make a lot of money and sure people argue that they have high prices but its really pure clean water (in contrast to scammers in the our in town selling cheap but unsafe water), so they serve society by providing the best quality of water they can.
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I am going to "assume" that this a bonafied company doing business in North America. \n\n   First start with the on-line "white" and "yellow" pages directories.\n\n   If no dice, then try any of the on-line brokerage services's search systems , i.e. Charles Schwab, First Capitol investments.\n\n   Another ressorce is the Wall Street Journal.  Search for articals or notes about the company in past issues.  Try regional papers to, like: The old gray lady (NY Times), Boston Hearold, St. Louis Post Dispatch, Dallas Morning Star, etc,\n\n   If you can narrow it down to a state, try looking at the website of each state under it's "assumed name" or "corporate name" searches.  \n\n   You can also search for tax records and motor vehical registrations.   \n\n   Good luck to you.  If you need anymore ideas, e-mail me. - Dave
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A scam as in, not worth the money, or that they take money for products they never deliver?  There's really no way to know other than to inquire whether they have a business license, are incorporated, or whatever.  Are they registered with the better business bureau.  Has the FTC received complaints about them?\n\nIf you're really concerned about them being scammers, then it would be good to contact them, and see if they respond.  Otherwise, it seems they sell coupon and discount books and memberships. There is nothing new or illegal about this business.
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Apologies I havent ever even considering registering a company in any shape or form but your question was the first that I saw when I logged on a few mins ago. So I took a look at the site out of curiosity.\n\nOne teensy weensy concern I have!!  (Not that I know bog all about it.) But...there is a phone number to contact them...but I cant find any address??  And they are advertising a programme called a virtual office?  Software based secretary?  So no real person to talk to?\n\nPersonally Id be concerned registering something as important as a company without having quite firm contact details?>\n\nI feel very cynical now even thinking this...but its just a thought.  good luck whatever you decide
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It doesn't appear to be.  It's trading as an OTC stock - QUTEF.PK - last close (as of this answer).  It appears that they bought out SGI.  Looking at employment opportunities I get the impression that they don't really care that much about  their employees.  They don't give any information about benefits, work environment, etc.  Maybe it's a British thing.  Good luck.
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Google does show a company by this name based in the UK. This might be a U.S. branch. Check with the Mo. BBB, the Mo. Dept. of Economic Development  should be able to help or direct you to the correct info.\n\n \nhttp://ded.mo.gov/
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No, and I wouldn't have if someone had pointed it out to me. Their domain bears all the details of a typical fake electronics store. If you perform a WHOIS search (for example at http://www.joewein.net/whois/ ) you get these details:\n\n+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\n\n   Domain Name: megastore-electronics.com\n\n   Registrant Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Administrative Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Technical Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Billing Contact:\n      Ryan Newman         sseppelo@aol.com\n      2Advanced Tech Support\n      6 Westway\n      South Woodham\n      Ferrers, GB CM3 5NX\n      US\n      +1.7915327696\n\n   Record created on 2006-01-08 04:54:16.\n   Record expires on 2007-01-08 04:54:16.\n\n   Domain servers in listed order:\n\n      ns1.dreamhost.com\n      ns2.dreamhost.com\n      ns3.dreamhost.com\n\nSo what we have is a site that's just over three months old, registered with a UK postal address but a US phone number and it doesn't mention the name of the supposed business this is the site of. Most fraud site domains were registered within three months because the sites tend to get killed after a weeks when the first victims complain or the stolen credit card for the website hosting bounces.\n\nOther things to check for on electronics store sites:\n- does the currency match the location?\n- do they have SSL (https:) for the ordering system with the padlock showing in IE and a proper certificate (no warnings!)?\n- do any e-Trust and other links do proper verification?\n- do they have a phone number that's either a freephone or matches the geographic location?\n- do they mention Western Union payments? (a big red flag)\n- do they have low prices but high minimum orders? (another big red flag)\n- do they offer free or flat rate worldwide shipping or worldwide on-site warrantee?\n- do they accept credit cards or PayPal? If not, avoid them. If they accept credit cards but then tell you your card was rejected and you must pay by Western Union, assume your card is now in the hands of a Romanian or Russian fraud gang and will be used to pay for the setup of another site like MegaStore-Electronics.com.
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I doubt that anyone reading this has the internal site for a company, and if they did, they wouldn't want to post it here where it could be seen by thousands of strangers. I suggest you contact the company directly.
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legitimate business like any other
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There is no such things its all scam, you work and dont get money at the end.\n\nso better avoid them.
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Yeah, The company was involved in some sort of scam some 7 years back. Why do you ask?\nWhat exactly do you wanna know?
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Are you trying to create a false paysilp to get into a company on a basis of your false experience?