Scammer Global Alert Srdjan Mlhajlovic

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🎯 Name of Reported Scammer: Srdjan Mlhajlovic

Status: Under Ongoing Investigation | Report Type: International Job Fraud | Reported Date: 23.06.25

🧠 Summary

Srdjan Mlhajlovic has been named in a growing international job scam involving victims from multiple countries. He and his associates, under the guise of professional job placement agencies, allegedly defrauded job seekers by offering fake employment opportunities in Serbia, Croatia, and Malta in exchange for upfront payments.

📌 Key Allegations

• Total amount scammed exceeds €15,000 EUR

• Victims misled with fake job offers, visa processing letters, and contracts

• Payments made via bank transfers to companies and individuals associated with Mlhajlovic

• Communications ceased or became evasive after funds were received

📂 Known Details

• Primary Scammer: Srdjan Mlhajlovic

• Associate Partner (named): Matijas Krly

• Linked Address: Ulica Mose Pijada 50, 2000 Maribor, Slovenia

🏢 Companies Allegedly Used in the Scheme

📜 Evidence Collected

• ✅ Chat history & Voice records logs via WhatsApp and email

• ✅ Official-looking offer letters and forged contracts

• ✅ Screenshots of payment confirmation to bank accounts

• ✅ Identity claims linked to legitimate-looking company roles

• ✅ Statements from a registered Serbian lawyer supporting the victim’s claim

• ✅ Group consultation records from affected individuals

🛡️ What You Should Know

This is not an isolated incident. Victims were led to believe they had legitimate job offers, often in high-demand sectors such as hospitality, care work, or general labour across Europe. Documents were well-prepared to appear official, and victims were manipulated into paying fees for visa processing or legalisation — none of which were real.

🧭 What To Do If Contacted

If you’ve been approached by Srdjan Mlhajlovic, Matijas Krly, or any representative of the companies listed:

1. Do not send any payments.

2. Do not share personal documents.

3. Save all communications (texts, emails, call logs).

4. Report immediately to your national cybercrime or fraud unit.

5. File a report with eScammer.org.

🗣️ Victim Statement (Verified):

“We believed we were securing a job and future. What we got was betrayal, stolen savings, and silence. This group misled us with legal-looking documents and real business names.”

🚨 eScammer.org Note:

This case is active. We are working with legal representatives in Serbia and regional fraud units. New updates and confirmations will be added as the investigation proceeds. We urge victims and whistleblowers to share any relevant data securely.

📬 Submit a Report or Evidence

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📧 Email: report@escammer.org
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