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- El Monte, CA, USA
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I was approached on indeed for a Marketing Data Analyst position offering $4,500/month salary. I expressed interest and had an interview with the "Sr. Data Analyst", not sure it truly qualified as an interview given that I was not asked any standard interview questions past if I was comfortable working from home. When it came time for employment documentation I was sent an employment contract, direct deposit form and a W9 initially. The contract stated I would be an employee which would indicate a W4 not W9, I asked for clarification and was sent a W4 and a "sorry I attached the wrong form" response. Contract also stated the first salary would be paid at the end of a 30 day probation period, following would be weekly payments on Fridays totaling $4,500/month.

I proceeded to work for the probation period, periodically having contact with the Senior Analyst, Dustin Kress, through phone and email. When it came to the end of the probation period is when I realized this truly was a scam, come the day I should have been paid there was no deposit to my account. I emailed HR, [email protected], and received no response, sent another email the next day again with no response. I then called Dustin and when connected the response was "this is Michael". I asked for Dustin and was told I'd get a call back, after 30 minutes of no call I called back and left a voicemail asking for the contact for HR because my pay had not come through. After this all further calls were sent directly to voicemail.

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- Las Vegas, NV, USA
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i applied for a job posting on indeed and was responded to by email. After confirming my contact info i was called the next day where i did a phone interview. I was told that an email would be sent to me with a copy of what was discussed. The pay was 4500 monthly and it was 4 hrs a day no weekends. The detail that caught my attention was that all bounuses would be directly deposited into my bank account the same day. Not added to a paycheck. After looking up the persons name, phone numer and email i found another person with the same experience. This appears to be an employment scam

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- Riverside, CA, USA
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Was approached on indeed regarding a marketing research job. Had an interview and spoke to hiring manager. They sent me all the employment contracts including direct deposit info and W9. I filled out all the info and sent back. They sent me a welcome to the team email stating money will be deposited in my account before my start date. I thought that was not right so I started researching finding out others have been scammed the same way. I then looked up their Facebook page which they previously had and the Facebook page had been removed. I contacted my bank and made a police report and blocked their emails and phone numbers

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