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I've been a nurse for 7 years! I applied to this bogus company throufh indeed and they had me to upload all of my information social security, nursing license, bank account info only to tell me that I didn't qualify for a position. I did a on the phone interview and Juan he stated that I was the perfect candidate for the nursing position, before i uploaded my documents.

In less than 2 hours i was blocked from their app with all my information uploaded. THIS IS A SCAM COMPANY THEY ARE JUST TAKING OUR INFO!

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I have been seeker employment and applied to many jobs, so when I was contacted by "Wager" I just thought I had applied with them. I was emailed to set up an interview over zoom. As I have discovered, there are many employment scams out there trying to get banking info and identity info, so I did some research, and the information I found led nowhere. I even drove to where Google states their office is here in Charlotte and No Wagner anything was there. I also called the number given in the emails and got a recording saying, "...an agent will be with you shortly..." No one ever answered my calls. when I called the "office" it requested a code to receive voicemails. ODD. Needless to say, I will not be interviewing with them tomorrow over Zoom.

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I was looking for another job so I can stay at home. I saw this on Facebook. And I just started filling out the application and they hire me on the spot. I called the red flag. The second reply I saw is them making me print out a check I know that’s a red flag there because they want me to put it in my account which I can’t put in my account because this paper

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This was the most elaborate scam that I have ever seen that it really scares me. I’m afraid to have my resumes online for other scammers to see. I was first contacted by [email protected]. Not as many grammar or spelling issues. They sent documents that used company letterhead and logos of mms holdings. The email was from someone trying to impersonate a real person at this real company and they even referenced the real website mmsholdings.com.

They even spaced out this scam on several days to make it seem legit.

They wanted me to download messenger app called ring central for a job interview appointment at a time that I chose. When it was about a few hours before the appointment they even said that I could do the interview right away if I wanted. So I agreed, and I asked on Ring central if I should video call, they declined and said it isn’t a video call interview. That was very odd to me but they gave me 9 questions to answer -

1. Are you presently employed?

2. Why do you want this job?

3. What word-processing tools have you used before?

4. Have you ever worked from home & What is your current typing speed?

5. If you had a job to do and there's little or no time to get it done, how would you handle the situation?

6. What is the key thing about you that can give you an edge over other contenders for this position?

7. This work can be repetitive. What inspires you to do well?

8. What do you understand about privacy and the code of conduct?

9. Suggest 3 genuine reasons why you should be hired to work for us.

They asked for job assignment of 200-400 words of what administrative mistake that I have made and what I have learned from it. They wanted me to include the interview code they gave me MMSHOLDINGS/337/D39 and recruiter’s name: Audelia

They sent me back an offer of employment on company letterhead too. They messaged me on a new email [email protected] to make it seem like the companies HR department.

They asked me to send this info about me to their HR’s email.

Name:

Address:

City:

Zip-code:

Phone number:

Interview code: MMSHOLDINGS/337/D39

They later emailed to congratulate me and said that they wanted to reward my efforts and help me get my home office setup, and wanted me to deposit an electronic check for $4,199 on my banking mobile app. That’s when I figured it really was a scam. I looked up the real Audelia employee’s email and it ended in .com, not .work.

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I was contacted by text message by a Regina Church from Alida Group of Companies inc. reaching out about a job. Currently I am unemployed and is actively searching for work, through sites like Indeed and Linkedin. Anyway, she texted me with some opportunities for several positions many in my field, I said yes I was interested. I was contacted back by Regina stating that my resume was selected, and they wanted to Interview me via Zoom or Teams. I chose Zoom and was instructed to add Barbara Lee who is supposed to be the head of HR at Alida and request her. I get in contact with Barbara and we texted through Zoom the whole conversation, we converse like any other interview would go, after discussing about the job, she asks me “what’s your mobile smart phone carrier service?” I told her, then she tell me the payroll and my working schedule. By this point I’m thinking that I was hired, they sent me an employment offer, sent by a different unknown email address, I signed it and sent it back.

One of the perks for this remote position was that they provided the computer and printer, while allocating funds for my home office via check through the email. Barbara kept giving me the run around when asked about the computer being sent out, one minute they had the conformation number, then the next minute she was waiting for it. So, I never got a confirmation number on the equipment, but she needed an $50 Amazon card to install software on the equipment.

I sent the $50 Amazon code, and after that she wanted another card, and was wanting me to borrow money to get this second card because I did not have it. I had to borrow money for the first card. All the while I’m thinking this is weird. We keep going back and forth regarding the computer, printer, and software needed, and when they were sending it out.

Everything was a lie, the check was fraudulent, and when Barbara started picking up the I was on to her, she changed her Zoom profile picture. Luckily, I took a snapshot of the whole conversation thread.

These fraudulent people are despicable and horrid, I’m a single out of work mother with a disabled daughter trying to provide for her and myself. I am in need and these fools want to take advantage of people. Stricter laws, Investigations and prosecution for these criminals is a start, and I mean with hefty prison sentence.

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I applied for a Data Entry position that was going to remote- work form home. It was with a company called Acclinate, INC.

I was emailed about the job from a Rose Robinson from the company. I had an interview online using the App which she asked me to down load called, Ring Central. I completed the interview process, a day for so later I had to do an assessment which was a write about an administrative mistake that I have done, what did I learn and how would I correct my mistatke.

After the assessment she stated that I was hired for the position and that I would be rewarded for taking the assessment.

I contract was emailed to my gmail account and I read over it and signed it, and emailed it back.

I was told that she would be in touch with me short.

I never heard back. 3 days later on Linkin I saw a post stating that Rose was a scammer from jobs with Acclinate. I then called the company and the ScamPulse.com and reported it. the company Acclinate told me that they contacted the FBI and I was told to contact the BBB.

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I applied to ResultsCX for Customer Service Representative. I was sent a check for payment on company equipment. I did not think much of this as I was under the assumption this was petty cash. When I was told to send money to a "certified vendor" using Zelle I mentioned that I thought I'd be purchasing the items from a "certified vendor". I was under the assumption it would be a local and/or a vendor online utilizing an encrypted website. I asked why would I send payments in installments rather than in one lump sum? I let the "company representative know that I'd need to speak with my bank and they got upset with me. I made the deposit the day before and when I told the representative my bank advised me to wait a week they started to get impatient with me. I told them that I cannot in good conscious send money to someone I do not know NOR will I be pushed into something I'm not comfortable doing. I was advised to wait a week so that is what I am doing. I will be going to the bank to speak with them after this. This scam almost got me only because it was under the guise of petty cash. Nothing out of the norm there- it was when they wanted me to go through a third party vendor that I was apprehensive. It felt a little off and I did not want to be overdrawn in my account and/or be apart of some money laundering scheme.

Everything they listed was legit for the onboarding process. I lookup taxes, paperwork and entity online through state websites. I have dealt with petty cash policy and procedures and there was nothing abnormal about that. It was when the lady said that she wanted me to send money through Zelle that I became concerned. I asked her if I would be purchasing the equipment from Best Buy, Office Depot or Apple. When I started asking questions the lady started to get really upset with me. She then got nervous when I told her my security features for my credit reached out to me then my bank. She told me that I could speak with them after I made the transaction but that this would affect my employment. She then started getting really pushy. I told her if she could wait a week for the funds to clear then I'd be happy to send the money via Zelle. She said no. So I politely declined to send the money and that'd I'd be contacting my bank in person. I will not be sending the funds nor will I be accepting this "position".

Email they used: [email protected]

Zelle account they wanted me to send money for purchasing of equipment. [email protected]

8318547022- is the number they used under the name of Mr. Kellogg.

The thing here is they used real websites and real people's names.

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Was first contacted about receiving an interview after first applying on Indeed, and after a day they came back saying that I got the position. But they also specified that I would have to buy my own work phone and phone line, no reimbursement mentioned until I asked for more information. Afterwards they said that they would reimburse the phone by sending me a check for $640 on a Bank of A****** check that had an invalid routing number. Haven't responded after receiving the check, did not cash the check in either.

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Received contact through email stating that she was hiring manager at Nuix. The position required work at home equipment and training. Pay rate $27/HR. A check was sent for the amount. Hiring manager and CPA wanted copy of deposit slip. Check was from BB&T Bank under the name Mary Babcock Foundation in the amount of $3100 for the purchase of equipment from company approved vendor and online training. The check was returned and I was charged $30 return check fee.

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Comerica Bank wants to meet with you

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I'm on a dog sitting app called Rover and was contected through there by a lady. She told me her uncle was moving to Texas and needed a dog sitter. I told her that the distance was far from me so I would not be able to do the job. She then changed the location saying it was actually closer than originally stated and to contact him through email. I went ahead and shot him an email, goes by the name Timothy Coppock. He replied very quickly and with 3 paragraphs of text going into how his family is making a big move from Paris to Texas and they need a dog sitter to come 8 hrs a week. He stated he was a HIV/Aids cure researcher and had a job for a CEO in Texas. He said he was in a different location than the niece said, so I told him I couldn't do the job cause I lived in another city. All of a sudden, he lives in that city, too. Offering to send me the key to his appartment through the mail if I provide my address to him. He offered a large amount of money and asked if I can go buy "foodstuff" to stock up his apartment. His English bulldog, Eddy, was given to him by his father that had passed. At the end of his message, he kept saying how he hopes I'm trustworthy and that I will enjoy working with him he "promises". I proceeded to ask him many questions to which he ignored most of them with his response stating how much I'd enjoy working for him.

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There was an ad put on Facebook under the name of Kristi ***** on Amarillo Sell Everything. The job was for data entry for ******* and paid $25 an hour. The ad asks you to PM Kristi. I did. I was given a phone number and asked to message through the "Whatsapp" app. I was given a code text to this number. At first, the questions seem legit and then the interview process begins. The interview is a series of questions. At one point, I was asked for the name of my banking institution and that is where I stopped and called the BBB.

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Claims to be an employment agency will not return calls only accepts texts will not stop contacts

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Got a letter and a check in the mail for $1000.00 from Secret Shopper out of AR. Couple of weeks ago I put in my resume' online, trying to find a job. There was no calls from anyone, just got this in the mail with instructions to cash the check. Sent $800.00 back to them and keep $300.00 for myself. I was so happy I took in the check to Ace Check Cashing and they told me to immediately go to the BBB and let them see it. The lady at the check cashing place was very nice, she told me if I were to try and cash the check, I would be arrest for a felony. I've been out of work for a very long time, I don't have the money to pay back. Very grateful to the cash checking lady for keeping out of trouble.

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Consumer receives phone messages from (202) 517-8075 offering $1,000.00 to $2,000.00 weekly and no upfront fees and work from home. No traceable business address and does not appear to be legitimate.

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I received a phone call today 1/27/2018 about employment. The lady left a message stating "congratulations you were hired for a facebook or google job paying $550 per day from the comfort of your very own home. There are only 23 positions left in your city. So hurry up and apply now online at careerapply.org thats careerapply.org. We are looking forward to working with you. I don't even know how these people got my cellphone number. So, I googled careerapply.org. The first thing that came up was careerapply.org scam. This made me think it wasn't a legitimate employment opportunity. I decided to check the ScamPulse.com website. Sure enough there it was. Another person had reported the same exact scam. I didn't lose any money. Just wanted others to be aware of the scam.

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The scammer claimed to pay 300$ Via check through the mail per week in advanced to do shopping and picking up packages for them. I think I would have had to deposit the check into my bank account and that's when they would have taken money.

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