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They interviewed me through email and Google chat told me I had the job then asking me to use a routing and account number to pay my credit card off

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I was offered a position as a picking and packing specialist. I was to receive packages, remove labels, and ensure packages were not damaged. Repackage and wait on pre-paid labels to send out via UPS or FedEx. I was told I would receive payment after 30 days. Base pay was $2400 and Bonus was $40 per package sent out the same day. I was owed $4680 and was never paid. I still have several packages in my home now. Without labels so I don't know what to do with them.

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Offering the job of purchase manager. Initially, asks for some information regarding my background.

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Filled out application online for working remote. Entered my information, maybe 2 days I received an email from Laura Adams, giving me information of starting wage would be $30 with an additional $15 training pay but the catch was I needed to download an app called Telegram from Google. I would add HR Manager ID https://t.me/ryanoneil23 my interview code Dol2960. Once they asked about wanting permission to access my personal files and friend contacts I immediately uninstalled and voiced how I thought this was not normal and would be reporting to ScamPulse.com I did not receive any more communications.

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I had applied for a copy editor position for an education learning company and went through a chat interview. My contact said that I would need to wire money ($6,165) to pay for my work equipment. Upon further inspection, the check was a fake.

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First approached by a "recruiter" by the name of Brannon Wilshere with an email address of [email protected], informing me of a position at Femtec Health Inc. If I was interested in the position to email the Hiring Manager, "Mr. Jeffrey Johnson" at [email protected]. Contacted the person and was set up for a interview but through email only. I didn't provide my social, but public accessible information which anyone would be able to find if they sought through the internet about me. During this time of the email interview, I looked up the company through indeed, linked it, facebook and each account is set up with the names of CEO and staff. As I passed the interview process, an offer was given and a W4 was sent for completion. However, before I would give a SSN, I did a little more digging. I noticed that I could not find a phone number for the employer. They said they recently acquired Ava Women company, but even that site did not have a phone number. I searched and searched but to no avail. I looked up the supposed HQ of FemTec Health Inc, and noticed that the address is to a residential location and not a buisness complex or any of that sort. I tried calling the "hiring manager" who called me when I wanted to negotiate the rate, but no responses. (side note, I emailed the hiring manager about the issue I was having looking for the companies phone number and an appropriate address, but no responses). I'm pretty sure I alerted them, but my wife recommended for me to check the BBB.org. I forgot all about do so, so that what brings me here. When it is listed through the BBB, it states an "F" but unable to review the comments/reviews. I also utilized my OSINT tools to check IP addresses, DNS, etc. Yesterday, everything was clean. Today, there is starting to show an alert. I'm assuming this is a fairly new scam for this group.

Through the interview process and earlier today, they were quick with responses through email. But all of a sudden, silence to my inquiry questions.

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The imposter sent me a check to pay for equipment and software and by telling that my account was overdrawn he preceded to say “that will pay the too”

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I applied for over 50 jobs in a couple weeks and received an email from [email protected] stating my resume was received and I will be receiving a text from “Mark” to proceed. I was then advised to Download Microsoft teams to communicate with my hiring manager. I went through all steps of a typical interview. I was provided with all typical information provided during a typical interview. Job overview, company background, ect.. i was offered the job and advised to fill out the i9 form and sign other paperwork. I was then advised that the company will mail a check to purchase equipment then later was told there was an issue with the accounting department and the check for equipment will be emailed instead . When asked if the check could be direct deposit they then referenced back to the accounting department having issues. The check was emailed and they were adamant about me depositing the check through the mobile app which of course raised red flags.

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I received an email about a job opportunity, which seemed too good to be true. I looked into the company and it looks like a legitimate company. I thought the email address the email was sent from seemed odd.... [email protected]. I decided to google the recruiter, Brannon Wilshere and found another compliant on the ScamPulse.com about him, but for a different company. I don't think he really works for any company and is a scammer. Here is the email I received:

Good day,

I hope this message finds you well! My name is Brannon Wilshere, I'm part of the recruitment team of Nauto Inc. I'm reaching out to you to share some exciting Human Resources opportunities that we have available at Nauto Inc.

We are based in Palo Alto, California, United States. Nauto? is a leading provider innovative advanced driver assistance system (ADAS) and Driver Management System (DMS) technology that improves the safety of commercial fleets today and the various levels of autonomous vehicles of tomorrow. Nauto’s solutions combine predictive-AI technology, data science, and more than 1.7 billion AI-processed driving miles to help predict and prevent collisions before they occur. This unique approach can improve driver performance and help reduce collision loss, providing rapid ROI while mitigating risk factors of greatest impact. Trusted by nearly 800 fleets worldwide, Nauto helps customers reduce up to 80% of collisions with predictive driver alerts.

I had a look at your resume on Indeed Job Board and noticed that you have an impressive and a strong Human Resources acumen background. I'd like to say that your skills, qualifications and years of experience are an ideal match for our Human Resources position requirements and will bring immediate value to our company goals.

This is a work from home job, with the ability to work from anywhere in the US. We have a branch in Palo Alto, California. Our Company is also expanding into other states in the US market, and we are opening 5 offices in the following locations: New York NY - Detroit, MI - Phoenix, AZ - Boston, MA and Gainesville, Virginia.

Salary is $65 - $90 per hour. We offer medical, health, 401k, and other benefits. We also offer a Sign-on bonus and Performance bonus, and we offer training too.

Job Duties/Responsibilities:

• Act as the first point of contact for employees, responding to inquiries, becoming a subject matter expert in Nauto Inc policies and programs, escalating issues and referring them to other team members as needed

• Manage and maintain employee documentation and present ideas on how to improve document management efficiency and security for the department

• Partners with HR Operations, HR Business Partners and Talent Acquisition to conduct end-to-end processes and tasks involved in the employee lifecycle from onboarding to employee data maintenance, time and attendance and termination

If you are interested, we'd love to tell you more. Kindly email the Hiring Manager Mr. Gary Huntermann at [email protected] You’ll have the chance to discuss the Human Resources position and learn more about our company from him.

I believe your combination of leadership abilities and practical experience will be of immediate benefit to our Company. We look forward to your response.

Best regards,

Brannon Wilshere

Recruiting Team

NAUTO INC.

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I was contacted through email about a job that I applied to. First mistake was that I didn’t actually find or remember this application they referred to. They boasted amazing pay and benefits and said that I would have to speak to another person through a third party app. This was my second mistake. Eventually they got me to deposit a check into my account and then send money to other people under the guise of establishing trust and buying needed materials for my “home office.” They didn’t ask me to transfer more than I received in my time of contacting them.

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Was contacted from a job board and went through a text interview and was offered $35 per hour to do data entry. They are “sending me a check” to use to purchase software for my home office.

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Once connected to a "HR" individual, I allegedly had an interview with him for a data entry position to which he stated that my score was above average, he then collected my ID information, requested my banking account information i.e. routing/account numbers which I provided then he asked for my USERNAME/PASSWORD for my bank account to which I denied him. He then proceeded to tell me this information would be used only 1 time and was secure with their company and this was to build trust with them. I have provided all the information from the contact person to the HR individual in the uploaded file of all correspondence with this individual.

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I received a text message from Nelson Mays at 1-904-409-3335 asking me to download Signal and add Sunnie Mathes at 334-380-4229. I went through the interview process and everything was fine until I asked some questions back. He seemed a bit frustrated that I asked several questions about the company. After a few hours he said that I received the job and that I would receive the hiring paperwork in the morning. Then he started going on about how I would need to download specific software. When I asked if the company would provide the software I was informed they would send me a check to cover the cost of equipment. This is when I started to get very suspicious because I have heard of check scams before where they ask you to send part of the payment back and then the check bounces. I gave them my name, number, and address but luckily from what I have seen they can't really do anything with that information. The final line for me was when they said I needed to check in for my tasks at 9 am the next day when I hadn't even signed any official documents yet. At this point I decided to reach out to the company themselves to see what was going on. I emailed them and received a response almost immediately from someone informing me that this was a scam and someone had been impersonating them for months. At that point I decided to cut contact with the scammers, but I wanted to report this so more people can find out about this scam before they give out even more information or get stuck paying off a bounced check.

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Consumer sent out resume via several resume sites online. Consumer was contacted through text message to interview through Skype. Consumer answered all questions, then asked to stay online/available for the next 20 minutes while answers were graded. The employer went by the name of Ryan Mile and used a fully operational business name of JC Construction, LLC which is locally owned and operated in Louisiana. Approximately 20 minutes later, the consumer was notified through text message that they were selected for the position and after providing personal, identifiable information, would be officially hired and receive instructions. Consumer did as requested and was then provided instructions and soon received alleged payment in what appears to be a cashier's check drawn off of Bruning State Bank with an address of 104 E. Main St. Bruning, Nebraska 68322. Consumer was then instructed to deposit the check and notify the alleged employer with a screenshot when the checks were deposited. The alleged employer then provided contact information with instructions as to where the consumer was to distribute the funds to "vendors". The consumer notified the bank after contacting the Better Business Bureau Serving Acadiana and learning that the business did exist and was being used in an employment scam.

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Received a call about a job, completed interview, then they asked me to sign documents and submit my driver license/state Id and a photo of me holding it, I didn’t send it because it gave me a bad vibe

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He called pretending to be a spark worker. Told me he worked for spark and that there was a glitch in the system and that someone else was already out delivering that order. That I was still going to compensated for the order. He walked me step by step in canceling order through spark and said he was send me message to just put yes and he was going to release the compensation for that order. To give it about 25-30 mins to see the funds in my spark account. So I waited and I never received anything so I called spark and explain what happened and the said Spark employees do not have a way to call spark drivers. That it was not them. It was then I realized that I was scammed and they took 683$ out of my branch account to their account. My account ends in 6591 and that’s not where it was transferred to and even though I’m still working for them. They are not unlocking my account or giving me the funds.

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Applied for a job through Indeed, was a part of a group zoom interview - entire experience was sketchy, have not been able to follow up successfully and the business name "808 marketing" and "808 south" do not show up when I look them up through https://www.sosnc.gov/online_services/search/Business_Registration_Results.

Want to warn others.

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I was emailed by a person identifying as Tim Neese from Aveshka, Inc. He said that I was offered employment for a remote junior software engineer position after I filled out some screening questions. When I accepted the job, he sent me over an employment offer letter and requested a copy of my ID, so I returned both back to him. After that, he said that he would send me an e copy of a check that I would deposit and use to give to a vendor for some equipment necessary for the job. I deposited the check. After sending $3100 to the vendors via Venmo and Google Pay, I took a look at the check and looked up the bank that it came from. I noticed that the branch that corresponded to the routing number on the check had a different phone number than what was on the check. After that I looked up Tim Neese on LinkedIn and noticed he liked a post from another recruiter from Aveshka warning people about somebody using an email similar to hers to scam people. The email had a domain name of @aveshkajobs.com, the same domain name as Tim Neese’s email. After these discoveries, I immediately called my bank to cancel the deposit of the check, and requested my money back from the vendors. I was able to get $2000 out of the $3,100 back.

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The cleaner vibe company message me through housekeeper.com trying to employ me they set me up through the application and got me to send my driver's license. I got hired within the day and downloaded the app and everything and didn't hear back then when I asked what I was supposed to do next they responded with I need to put an application in and then they will call me but we've already been through that process that's how I know it's fake also I used the little chat thing on the website to ask if they were in my state as a company in the same number texted me answering my question

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Thank you for completing and signing your Employment Agreement. All your submissions have been verified and approved. All conditions have been removed from the job offer and it is now considered official. We are thrilled that you decided to pursue your career with Maxtraks.

Your account has been set up, so here's your list of assignments for today:

1. Log in to the CRM system at key-crm.net with the below info:

2. Your curator's name is Linda Campbell. Send a message through the CHAT to your curator introducing yourself, stating when you are ready to receive your first packages, confirming your personal info on file and asking any questions you have at this point. If you want to speak to your curator on the phone - simply provide her with the time you are available, just keep in mind she is PST.

TIP: You may need to scroll down the page to view the text entry field and SEND icon.

3. Navigate to My Account - > Account details. Review your Name spelling, Address, Phone and Cell information for accuracy.

4. Open the HELP section in the top menu, and read each section thoroughly. You need to familiarize yourself with all the articles in the HELP section of CRM before your first package arrives.

You need to enroll yourself with the payroll department by sending them email at [email protected] with the subject line "Payroll setup"

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