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I was offered a number of positions: Data Entry Clerk, Receptionist, and Administrative Assistant, by a mining company in Luxembourg with an enormous $35-48 hourly wage. They then offered a zoom meeting. They were incredibly responsive but when asked if they were a scam they said " I can assure you that this isn't" and provided the company's "about us" web page.

I was contacted by text message from a Nicole Emmanuel, from REAZN Company, on how excited she was to invite me to interview for the position of Data Entry Analyst starting pay at $30 and to kindly respond back If iwas interested to the HR Manager, Andrew Coops. I received this text message from Nicole 1-646-339-6620. The contact number to Andrew Coops was 1-213-444-4898 private interview set up on Signal app. He wanted a proper introduction of who I was and my name and address, email, and phone. He asked realistic interview questions, that made me believe the position was legitimate. Also, he never really explained to me my duties as to what the job entails, which made me question the validity of his line of questioning. The hours were varied, and availability was either full time or part time. Everything seemed fine until we were going back and forth text messaging for at least 5 hours. Then the question He asked me to hold online for 20-30 mins. Because he needed to forward my interview responses to the hiring panel. Well, it was 43 mins later, that he got back on Signal, and stated congratulations, you have been chosen to work with the company, and if I wanted to accept the position. I said yes! Andrew sent me bogus policies, and disclosures and asked me if I understood, he asked me what type of equipment I had, if I had a laptop, printer, scanner, fax. I said No, but I can purchase if I needed too. So he tells me to hold online to speak with the Accounting department, not to send any bank information for debit, or check I could just choose to get paid by check or direct deposit. Then he has me to verify address, to where equipment is to be set up, address, phone, etc. Red Flagg you should already have that information stated in our interview. So then after about 30 mins or so, he gives me instructions to mobile deposit a check sent to my email into my account, this is for working equipment and software that I will be using. Ummm hello! I told you I had a laptop already! So I asked what vendors you used and their address? He gave me some vague explanation, that the equipment and software used previously by employees were not compatible with the software they use, and had been dealing with their known vendors, and sub-contractors for many years, no dates? No background info? How long Reazn has been in business etc. So I deposit check in account, I send a picture of that transaction, and now he wants me to use $150 for compensation of completing the tasks, which was part of my job, and to report on Signal 6/1/2022 @ 8am. So he is questioning me to pull out funds from the account, because they should be available to purchase equipment needed. I then asked for the vendors catalog, phone, web address so I can purchase. No response to that! So I stated to him that I had a change of heart and declined to accept the position after all. He then started quoting scriptures, and talking about he is a Christian and I was selected because, they felt I was trust worthy enough to work for the company. I still had no information on the vendors used, why so urgent to go and purchase working equipment, with no further information. I said to him, he asked for the funds back, and I explained to him that the bank has a 7 day hold on it, then he says, am I familiar with Zelle, Apple? I am positive this so called company is Fraudulently doing business Reazn Comp. Everyone please don't get scammed! I am not touching the funds.The address that I have is from Kisseme, Florida! Interesting! The company is in the UK, they deal with Industrious steele, not a Software Co.
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Watch out for this job scam! A couple of weeks after I applied for some jobs on Indeed and Linkedin I received a text message from Mrs. Romey Billie. The first text said: I believe this is (my name)? No introduction as to who the call was from so I replied "Who is this?" The next text said my resume had been viewed online and I have been chosen for an interview with the Reazn Group. This seemed odd to me since no legitimate company would send a text about a job to a phone number without identifying themselves from the beginning. I should not have had to ask who it was. The second text alerted my scam radar even more. I didn't apply to this company and again they did not say what position it was I would be interviewing for. I googled Reazn Group and found a company that deals with galvanized steel. Not even close to what my work background is and the jobs I am submitting for. So I replied, "What position is this for? Please send me a link to the job posting." They of course stopped replying when I asked this. If you get this type of text just block & report as Scam

+3

I received a text message this morning from Mrs. Romy Billie saying I was chosen for an interview with the company Reazn Group. Beware this is a huge scam! I did not apply to this company and no company will just text you saying they found your resume online and want to interview you by text. It does not work that way for a legitimate job. A legitimate company will contact you by email first and mention the position you have applied for. Also, this person that text me said "Is this "my name"? When you send a resume application they will ask you what your mobile number is and aren't wondering if the number is yours. So I asked them to send me a link to the job posting & what position was it that I would be interviewing for. At that point, they of course stopped replying to me. I blocked the number and reported it as a scam. Do Not fall for this job scam!

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Yes they contacted me too, offering a job that sounded too good to be true! Then of course, they wanted my bank info to send me a check to pay for software equipment. They asked if they could trust me with a check. Funny, how ironic. Yes, that was a big clue.

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You are interviewed through Skype messenger. They offer $30 an hour for very little work, which is a big red flag. But the biggest red flag of all is offering to send a check. Expecting said check to be deposited into my bank account. In order to download software onto a computer that is supposed to be sent to me. Or expecting me to except a check to then buy said equipment. A real remote job will provide you with the equipment and the software on site equipment for you to do the job there is no reason why a company a legitimate company would have rather send you a check then send you prepared equipment for you to use.

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I was contacted via text message a few days after I had submitted several online applications through Indeed for WFH opportunities. I was then guided to Telegram via which the interviewer asked me basic interview style questions. The interview seemed suspicious since it was conducted on Telegram, but the English was perfect and they linked the website of the company they were impersonating, which made it seem far more legitimate. Afterwards, I was sent an Official Employment Offer Letter, which once again included well written and seemingly legitimate information. After signing this document, I was then sent a check for roughly $4000, which I was supposed to spend via Zelle to purchase working "equipment" including a laptop, printer, etc. This immediately set off the alarms that this was a scam, since they wanted me to handle "company funds" with virtually no track record of work other than what was on my resume. I immediately knew that this check would bounce, so I "deposited" it, and kept the person who had been in communication with me waiting for the funds to clear. After a couple days, I told them that the check had bounced, so they deleted the telegram chat, instantly erasing the entire history of communication between me and them. The emails I was receiving with documents were from "Mark Smith" and the Telegram/Interviewer was "Micheal Richard". The address I have listed for the scammer is the address from which I was mailed the check, and it was sent by an "Emily Brooks"

+3

They asked me was I interested I said yes the first time and they promised a certain amount when I finished training during and the end of it which I never got and they would ask me to open bank account. And they would email me these check that they told me to print off and deposit into the account at the bank I did that they said the check were fraudulent then they start sending me checks that were thousands of dollars also and I was to deposit those these were supposed to be company checks so thinking they are legit I took them to the bank the bank told me they were coming up fraudulent checks and explained that my account could get frozen so I let them know what the bank said they acted like they were good they lied they then started all kinds of accounts like Bitcoin and cash app and voyager as so forth... They wanted me to take Uber and go to a Bitcoin ATM paying money I didn't have and they didn't offer to pay for the trip they would have me to send money to vendors but the vendor either rejected the payment or sent it back

+3

Finally .. a review. I have been looking all day b/c a few things just felt off to me. Thank you for posting your experience.

did they say there where going to send equipment to your house

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