ASAP Carriers Reports & Reviews

ASAP Carriers Reports & Reviews (7)

Scammer's phone 7865917994
Scammer's website asapcarriers.com
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Other
Initial means of contact Text message

i have worked for asap carriers for about 35 days now. i didnt know or have any reason to look them up on google since it was tough times.. the pandemic was still keeping jobs from hiring to many peopl and im a student so i figured a work from home job with this pay was great and not to difficult.
i called about my payment and i was told to [censored] myself..
i googled them and seen how they scam and all the reviews.
i also became aware that the address for this company was for the ups store on sunrise in ft lauderdale florida.

what can i do to fix this problem and get my money from these people.

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Like the previous report, I was contacted by Mike Adamik regarding a work from home job, inspecting packages and sending out via UPS. I was asked to sign up and submit my drivers license, and then the area manager “Andrew” would be in touch. I did submit, and got an email that I was approved, and I could login to system and retrieve my new message. I’m unable to get in, and there is no “forgot password” prompt, so I have tried calling Adam back and get a busy signal each time. I am not terribly concerned as I didn’t reveal my social security #, but nonetheless am skeptical about the entire exchange.

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This is from bbb , when searching the job you can find this a lot of ppl have complained about them.
BBB Industry Tips:

How the Scam Works:
You receive an email offering you a job at a shipping service. The company is hiring "agents" to package items and mail them overseas. The position reimburses "agents" for their expenses and pay a monthly stipend. It sounds like easy money, so you accept the job.

Soon, your first assignment arrives. You are asked to ship something - often electronics - to an address domestically or overseas. You send off the items, but your payment never arrives. You've been conned, and you may have just helped scammers move illegally obtained goods.

Watch out for variations on this scam, such as requests that could open you up to ID theft. Some victims reported sending a copy of their driver's license with their "job application," which gave scammers their name, address and photo.

How to Spot a Reshipping Job Scam:
- Be very cautious of any job that asks you to share personal information or hand over money. Scammers will often use the guise of running a credit check, setting up direct deposit or paying for training.
- If a job looks suspicious, search for it in Google. If the result comes up in many other cities with the exact same job post, it is likely a scam.
- Check out the business' website. Scammers often falsely use the names of real businesses. Check on the business's site or give them a call to confirm the position exists

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They scammed me. I “worked” with them for 3 1/2 weeks when it’s time to get paid “they don’t pay you and you are locked out of the online portal”. They steal your I.d to ship packages to “newly hired employees” and for people to pick up packages with a fake letter with a copy of your I.d attached to it so the people that think they are working for them can go to fed ex and ups and pick up packages for them. Take all there packs ages cause they are fraud. I wish I would’ve known. I would of kept everything. I just emailed the news people so more people can be aware of this fake scamming job. I reported them to bbb and other places.

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- Logan, OH, USA

Scammer's phone 786-591-7994,418-317-7765,647-265-5994,647-265-604
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location OH 43138, USA
Type of a scam Employment

I was looking for work at home. I was contacted through careerbuilders.com. I got an email from [email protected]. I started in September as a Quality Inspector. I was told I would make $650 a week. I completed an employment application, including my bank account number, driver's license, social security, address, everything. I would get my first paycheck 30 days from the first package. I would log on to their website, take a picture and they would send me a label. I received new iPhones, new Mac Brook Pros, Mac Brook Air, Garmin watches, metal detector, it all looked brand new in packages. I have a picture of everything because I was uploading pictures to their dash board. I would get a message on my Fibit that a package was coming. I spoke to Andrew Hopkins, he had a foreign accent, but spoke very good English. I received packages through the US mail, FedEx and UPS. I didn't even realize they were different numbers: 786-591-7994, 418-317-7765, 647-265-5994, 647-265-6046, 418-317-7733, 418-317-7700, 647-265-6056, 418-317-7742, 647-265-6084, 418-317-7729, 418-317-7740, 418-317-7663, 418-317-7705, 647-265-6080, 831-309-9850, 418-317-7717, 647-265-6031, 418-317-7768, 647-265-6030, 647-265-6068, 418-317-7763, 418-317-7749, 418-317-7730, 418-317-7695, 647-265-6066, 418-317-7709, 647-265-6071, 418-317-7737, 647-265-5997, 418-317-7674, 148-317-7743, 647-265-6004, 418-317-7669.

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- Mentor, OH, USA

Scammer's address 12717 West Sunrise Blvd., Fort Lauderdale, FL 33323, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location OH 44060, USA
Type of a scam Employment

Entered by ScamPulse.com Staff - LJ - 9-15-20

I heard of this company ASAP Carriers on Indeed. I feel it may be a job scam. They offer work at home labeling and packaging based on computer work. Pays $650 a week plus ten percent bonus. Direct deposit or check via mail Pay Pal. That did not seen right. They do not have a phone number. All communication has been by email with Mike Adamik. They e mailed me an application. I submitted it. My application was pre approved. Now they are requesting a picture of my drivers license. I did not send that. I am leery. It does not feel right.

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