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Hello, I am contacting you because I believe I may have got myself into a job scam. I applied for a Financial Assistant position with this company called TT Finance through Indeed. I applied last Thursday, September 9th and the very next day Friday September 10th I was contacted by a message on Indeed telling me that they saw that I applied and wanted me to go to this website https://tinyurl.com/2ncdrfpb and create an account to fill out an online application and schedule a phone interview. I went ahead and did it and scheduled the interview for Monday September 13th @ 1:30 p.m.

Fast forward to Monday @ 1:30 p.m I was eagerly waiting for this interview but I never received a call. At around 2:00 p.m I receive an email from this guy named Kent Furlow who appeared to be a Financial Manager for this company. He contacted me and told me he was trying to get in touch with me but he couldn't get through. I replied back to his email and told him I never received a call so I rescheduled the interview for Tuesday September 14th @ 10 a.m. On Tuesday @ 10 a.m I received a call from a number (listed above) from Pixley, CA. I answered my phone and it was the guy, Kent Furlow. During this phone interviewed he asked me typical questions that is normally asked during a job interview such as, What made you apply for this position? How do you handle stress in a work environment and do you have experience working from home? I answered these questions confidently and he sounded impressed. But he then asked me, do I have any experience trading crypto? I answered yes I have been trading crypto for almost a year. He sounded impressed when I told him that. Then he went over the job description and my responsibilities. He told me my responsibilities were to handle and process crypto payments for different clients and convert it to cash. He told me the position was part time, I can work 2-3 hours per day and I can make between $2000-$2500 a month. I told him that sounds pretty good and I would be willing to work under those conditions. Before we finished the phone interview he told me to download an app called Telegram and set up an account. He told me this is how the company communicates with each other. Now I didn't think anything suspicious about it because, although I never used this app, I know that this is a legitimate messaging app that millions of people use. I went ahead and downloaded the Telegram app to set up an account. He told me that this username on Telegram was kent_TRUETASK. I found his account and messaged him to let him know it was me. He messaged me back and told me that my candidacy for this position is still being reviewed and that he will let me know if I am accepted for the Financial Assistant position within the next couple of days.

On Thursday September 16th @ around 11:50 a.m he messaged me on Telegram and emailed me informing me that I have been accepted for the position. I was thrilled and went ahead and accepted the offer. Once I signed the documentation for the job offer he emailed me, he then wanted me to upload documentation on this website https://tinyurl.com/2ncdrfpb such as Driver's License, phone bill and a picture of myself to provide proof of residency and identity. Now looking back I realize that I messed up sending him that info. The website looked legit so I went ahead and uploaded the documents he requested. He messaged me on Telegram to let me know he received the documents. Once I did that he then sends me two documents to my email he wanted me to fill out. A contract for the position I've been accepted for and a W-9 tax form. On the contract all I had to do was sign my name and date it. On the W-9 tax form I put my SSN. I submitted the documents and he told me he received it.

He messages me on Telegram, and congratulates me on joining his team and to be ready on Friday September 17th @ 10 a.m. to introduce me to his team and to go over our first assignment. On Friday morning at around 8:54 he messages me on Telegram telling me good morning and that he will be adding me to a main chat group on Telegram @ 10 a.m. I join the main chat group and I am introduced to his team. There were three people that I was introduced to; Gianny Paulson, Aaron Lampart & Elizabeth Murphy. Kent Furlow, the manager of the group introduced me to them and they gave me a "warm" welcome. Now that I think about their profile pictures on their Telegram accounts didn't look professional enough to my liking but I brushed it off. Kent goes over our first assignment and for this assignment he wanted me to create a Coinbase account because I told him I use Coinbase for crypto. So I went ahead and made a separate account. This is where I mess up even more, he wanted me to link my bank account to the Coinbase account and I went ahead and did it.

After I did that he asked me to go to this website https://form.true-task.com to fill out a bank form where I put in my bank account info. The website looked legit and put together so I went ahead and put i my info and submitted it. After I submitted he receives it and then tells me that's all I have to do today and to be ready on Monday September 20th @ 10 a.m. for our first project. I said bye and I'll be ready Monday morning. This is where my suspicion started.

I just so happened to be watching the news and there was a story about how people were being scammed through jobs that they've applied to on Indeed. As I was listening to this story I did not feel right, I felt something was wrong. Everything that was being told in this news story I ended up doing such as giving personal information and not doing enough research on the company and the people. I then started looking up the company and the employees that I've engaged in conversation so far on social media platforms such as Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and I couldn't find anything about them on those platforms. I started to worry even more and thought to myself, "Who did I give my information out to?" and "why did I do this?" I quickly went ahead and locked all of my credit bureau accounts and deleted the Coinbase account they told me to create. I haven't noticed any suspicious activity with my bank account or credit accounts.

I know this this message is long and kind of all over the place, but I wanted to be as detailed as possible with this experience that I am going through. I hope you can further investigate this company and the people that I've named that seem to be involved with this company> I also hope you can do this as soon as possible. I am not panicking right now because I don't notice suspicious activity with the information I gave them, but I am very concerned.

Thank you for taking your time out in reading this and understanding my concerns with what I put myself into. If you want me to provide any images, messages, documents that was sent to me from this company and this person I will do that.

The address that I put above is the address by the company.

I applied to a job as a Financial Assistant at TT Finance Club on the Indeed website. I got a message asking me to set up a phone interview. I had a 30 minute interview with someone named Kent Furlow who told me that the job involved converting funds for investors into cyrptocurrency. This was not on the indeed job description, nor was the actual name of the company - True Task, LLC. I began looking into the company more and some things didn't feel right. The phone number on the company website is through a mobile service in India and it does not work - just says it's busy when you call it. There is no suite number in the address even though the building that is listed as the address has over 20 tenants in different suites. I called the building security and they were not familiar with a company named True Task. I could not find any info on the owner - Cecilia Rojas, and couldn't find a Kent Furlow living in California. I asked for a job description after the interview and what they sent me wasn't anything like a job description - just four basic steps to relatively easy money. When they offered me the job, they sent me an official looking offer letter along with a request to send photos of my driver's license or passport and identification of residence. I'm sure the next step would have been to get my bank account number so they could direct deposit my earnings, or at least that's what they would have said. What confirmed my suspicions is that before I sent any personal information, I asked for the company's suite number, why their phone number didn't work, and if Kent worked in the office in California. We were communicating through Telegram and he did not reply to my questions. Up to this point he had been very responsive. Three days later, he completed deleted our chat on Telegram.

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