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- Pearland, TX, USA • Jan 19, 2024
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I was seeking employment and the scammer contacted me via my email address. The scammer ([email protected]) said they viewed my resume on Texas Work source, Indeed, and CareerBuilder. I was told they had several positions open and they thought I would be a good fit for the customer service rep/customer support which in a dual role. I was told, I would be paid $32.50 per hour, a few dollars less than my last employment. I was instructed in the email to reach out to Janine Wirtz or Rachel (Hiring Managers) with the Zoom meeting code of RPH-4460. I picked Janine Wirtz whom interviewed me and told me I was hired for the job. Janine Wirtz sent me a W4 to filled out. I filled it out and emailed the W4 to Human Resources ([email protected]) She proceeded to tell me about a check she is sending to my address for a laptop or other office equipment. I really did not think anything was wrong because I had pass jobs sent me office equipment or paid for equipment. The check for $4495 arrived on Thursday and Janine Wirtz, wanted me to drop everything and go deposited that check in my bank account. The hurrying up and rushing me made me feel uneasy. I called Lebanon Federal Credit Union and spoke the a Banker named Sherry, she took my telephone number called me back to say the check is fraudulent. I told Janine the bank would not deposit the check and she became upset. On Friday, today, in the morning Janine Wirtz reassured me this company was an honest company. I had already sent the company the I9 and a copy of my driver's license and social security card. I even told them I owe student loans over 200k to see their reaction. She told me since I have a masters degree the company would pay for half my student loans. After mid morning break, I was asked if I had an account with Id.me in which I do and after working with the tech department who's IP addresses are: 185.198.240.7, 185.198.240.32, and 173.239.214.250 all out of New Jersey. The tech wanted my username and password for id.me and I gave it too them like a fool. When I realize this company may not be who they say they are I quickly changed my password on id.me. The hiring manager became furious and had me to go to the IRS website and identify myself. It was not until Janie Wirtz (hiring manager) told me to go to Broadstreet bank and open an account, pick choice deposit, and put in my personal bank account information that I knew this entire week was a scam and they may have stolen my identity as well. I have gathered all communications from Microsoft teams and emails. I am beyond sick from the stress,

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