Amanda from "Day Translations" and a large Huynday project Thread poster: Hanna Sunnari
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Hello, has anyone worked with a coordinator called Amanda, with an email address "[email protected]"? My mistake was not to check this gmail address, as she is not working for the company Day Translations Inc.. Anyway, I did a large Hyundai manuals project in September for her and first she told me "the client pays in the end of the month", then completely disappeared. The mails bounce. Just wondering did anyone else work with her (su... See more Hello, has anyone worked with a coordinator called Amanda, with an email address "[email protected]"? My mistake was not to check this gmail address, as she is not working for the company Day Translations Inc.. Anyway, I did a large Hyundai manuals project in September for her and first she told me "the client pays in the end of the month", then completely disappeared. The mails bounce. Just wondering did anyone else work with her (supposedly a multilingual project) and did you get paid? - Hanna ▲ Collapse | | | You should contact the end client in this case | Dec 14, 2020 |
This looks very scammy and a gmail address should always ring an alarm bell. Anyway, in this case it should be possible to find and contact the end client (maybe your translation can even be found on the net now?), so that you could complain there, ask for the provider and/or set the police on the track of the fraudster. | | | Stepan Konev Russian Federation Local time: 19:15 English to Russian Vetting email address | Dec 16, 2020 |
When I receive such emails from free services like gmail claiming they belong to a company that must have its own domain, I always contact the company directly by the address shown on their website to ask if they have such employee authorized to make such assignments on their behalf. It is not always that gmail address means scam, but it is very easy to check. | | | gregoryscott Australia Local time: 02:15 Japanese to English + ...
Hello, and commiserations to Hanna, I also did a large audio translation for Amanda from Day Translations. My experience was identical to Hanna's. The end client, in my case, was Westpac. I will take Kay-Victor's advice and follow up with them. This is my first experience of being defrauded in this way after years in the industry, but it is a bitter one. Please be careful who you take work from. | |
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Arie Shevchenko Israel Local time: 18:15 Member (2020) Russian to Hebrew + ... "Amanda from "Day Translations" | Feb 11, 2021 |
Fantastic! I've just finished a short translation project for Amanda from Day Translations. "She" also proposed a new big translation project, which I have not agreed for yet. The e-mail address is [email protected] Following the advice above I've contacted the Day Translation company in NY. Well, let's see how it will turn out. Thanks for the warning | | | Day Translations will not contact you via gmail! | Feb 11, 2021 |
Dear translators, We are very sorry to hear that this scammer has misled you. Please note that this person DOES NOT work with Day Translations and that all and any assignment from us will always come from emails with our official "@daytranslations.com" domain, such as [email protected]. You can also check out our website below, and contact us if any issu... See more Dear translators, We are very sorry to hear that this scammer has misled you. Please note that this person DOES NOT work with Day Translations and that all and any assignment from us will always come from emails with our official "@daytranslations.com" domain, such as [email protected]. You can also check out our website below, and contact us if any issues arise: www.daytranslations.com All our PMs are thoroughly vetted and we ask you to NOT ACCEPT any work originating from different domains and stating to be part of our company. One of our translators has been kind enough to bring this to our attention, and we are doing our best to take action on this matter. We hope no further harm is done to honest and hard-working translators! ▲ Collapse | | | From Sean Hopwood | Feb 11, 2021 |
Dear Ms. Sunnari: How are you? I am Sean Patrick Hopwood, president of Day Translations. I am sorry about what happened to you. As our company grows, we continue to try to protect our brand against people trying to imitate us. Our reputation and brand are very important to us. Please do not reply to anyone who doesn't have an email ending in @daytranslations.com Truly, Sean Hopwood Hanna Sunnari wrote: Hello, has anyone worked with a coordinator called Amanda, with an email address " [email protected]"? My mistake was not to check this gmail address, as she is not working for the company Day Translations Inc.. Anyway, I did a large Hyundai manuals project in September for her and first she told me "the client pays in the end of the month", then completely disappeared. The mails bounce. Just wondering did anyone else work with her (supposedly a multilingual project) and did you get paid? - Hanna | | | Amanda at Day Translation IS A SCAM | Mar 18, 2021 |
I was ripped off by this woman for around $4,000. She is a liar and a cheat. BEWARE DO NOT TAKE ANY WORK FROM HER. I TALKED WITH DAY TRANSLATION AND THEY SAID THEY ARE GETTING CALLS ABOUT THIS A LOT LATELY. | |
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IrinaN United States Local time: 11:15 English to Russian + ...
Christopher Girsch wrote: I was ripped off by this woman Christopher, I'm very sorry for your trouble but THERE IS NO SUCH WOMAN. There is no any specific individual behind these dark-web operations. The name is the last thing you should worry about. Please read many Scam forums and Scam Alert. | | | Michael Newton United States Local time: 12:15 Japanese to English + ...
The @gmail.com address should be a dead giveaway. | | | Amanda a great fraud | Nov 29, 2022 |
last year i received the payments from her. After that there was no news from her. I worked with her for the WIPRO HR document tranlsations. She also used me for the lion bridge projects, for which I worked direclty on their portal. | | | To report site rules violations or get help, contact a site moderator: You can also contact site staff by submitting a support request » Amanda from "Day Translations" and a large Huynday project TM-Town | Manage your TMs and Terms ... and boost your translation business
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