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- Kalamazoo, MI, USA • Jun 29, 2024
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Google the position and found out she’s a scam. Same as the other positions above

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- Miami, FL, USA • Jun 29, 2024
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The scammer said I'd qualified for a job, put me through an hour of "training" and then said I had to transfer $100 to be eligible.

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• Jun 27, 2024
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Scammer's address: 1029 NE 207th St Miami, FL 33179
Scammer's email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Victim Location: NC 27106, United States

Please see the attached image for highlighted red flags. The "employer" is a "CEO" rather than a hiring manager, he conducted the interview via email rather than even a brief phone call which would be workable despite travel, the address for the company is a residential address, and the position offered to me was for $30/hr 20 hrs /week with part time benefits for remote data entry. This is well above and beyond the industry average. The way this scam would have worked, if I had not recognized it as someone who has formerly worked in fraud investigation, is that the check for the equipment would bounce AFTER the money order had been placed, which would have placed my account in double jeopardy because money orders are guaranteed payment. No legitimate company will ever ask you to buy or send money for equipment rather than just giving it to you. Stay safe out there y'all!
Bro thinks he slick

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- Tuskegee Institute, AL, USA • Jun 27, 2024
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Received an email saying that I had an online interview with a Mr. Robert Benjamin via Telegram to discuss the role and compensation package. This email went to my spam folder and the website attached to the email leads to a dead end.

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- Shepherdstown, WV, USA • Jun 25, 2024
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I applied on Indeed to a "Typist" job. It said "Coleman" was the company. Later I received this email from a Joseph Coleman:

Dear Applicant,

I am reaching out to you with regard to the resume you submitted for consideration for the remote position at WELLSTAR. If you are interested, we kindly request that you contact Mrs. Angie Davies, the Hiring Manager via Signal Messenger to begin your interview promptly. It is noteworthy that the compensation for this position is set at $30.19 per hour.

Benefits: Health, Dental, Life and AD&D Insurance, Employee Wellness and 401k plans, employee stock purchase plan (ESPP),Paid Time Off and Holidays. These takes place after working for the company after 30 days.

INTERVIEW PROCEDURE:

To proceed with the interview process, please make contact with Mrs. Angie Davies, the Hiring Manager, via Signal Messenger. You may download the Signal Messenger application from the appropriate platform to facilitate communication and coordination.

You can download the app from your Google Play/App Store or visit https://signal.org/en/download/ , Add the Hiring Manager via her Interview ID Number +1 315 316 3903 to begin the interview process with her. Good luck!

INTERVIEW DATA & TIME : Monday 24th June 09:00AM (CST)

Best Regards

Recruiter at WELLSTAR.

https://careers.wellstar.org/about-us

When I contacted the manager via Signal, they asked some basic questions and then sent me an offer letter the next morning along with a W4 form and a direct deposit form.

The contract was quite vague and conflicted with information the "hiring manager" provided on Signal which made me start to suspect that the job I had actually applied for on Indeed was not this one or was fake. She asked that I send everything back "promptly" and the directions instructed me to fill everything out by hand, sign and scan to the Signal app. When I asked for a clear job description, I did not receive one. In the Signal communications from the "hiring manager" I was promised all sorts of benefits as well as lots of tech equipment that I could use to set up a home office.

(I did not send anything back).

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- Hialeah, FL, USA • Jun 19, 2024
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Contacted me about a fake job from Medix

+1 (972) 866-4309 Conducted a fake interview

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- Blairsville, PA, USA • Jun 19, 2024
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I replied to a job on LinkedIn for a data entry position. The person is saying he'll send me a computer and printer for work. But, his distributor will only take a money order. They are FedExing me a check of $4915. Track # 776904155507 and I'm supposed to deposit it in my bank and wate for it to clear and then send them a money order. I still have the person thinking I don't know it's a scam. I haven't got the info on where to send the check yet. I wanna help bust this person.

Thank you,

Howard Manski

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• Jun 27, 2024
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Did it come from someone named Marcello Pellegrini?
I received an email from that same email and address of the business.

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- Bossier City, LA, USA • Jun 19, 2024
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I interviewed with a recruiter on Friday about potential employment with the company. The interview lasted less than five minutes. The recruiter said he would be in contact with me this week about possible positions and advised me to contact him if I had not heard anything. I thought today would be a good day to follow up even if it's a holiday. He didn't respond, but I figured it must be the holiday. I thought I'd call and did not go anywhere. However, I got sent an email prompting me to schedule an interview and had an email address to send an email to if I had questions. I sent an email to the address stating I had already had an interview. The email address was invalid. Because of that, I have concluded that this "company" is a scam outfit and should be investigation for advertising bogus jobs.

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • Jun 18, 2024
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They approached me with a long "interview" asking my wpm, and if I could work at 8 am from home then sent me a list of supplies that they were going to ship me for working purposes like a laptop but I needed to send them $50

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- Flower Mound, TX, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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What’s app Clara

?+33 6 01 66 37 69?

Text message

Hi,I'm Lisa from Flexjobs, Recruitment! I have a part-time remote job with a daily salary of 200-400USD. Are you interested in learning more about this job?

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- Charlotte, NC, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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I was told to message the Hiring Manager on Signal, then i was told that i was going through an interview process. I was then told that i would be sent a check to pay for the equipment i would need to perform my job duties.

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- Atlanta, GA, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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The scammer approached me for online job and during process. I had to complete task by adding money or cryptocurrency in order to finalize and get paid. When I realized, I was already at $800 blocked because I didn’t want to add anything. And from the so called salary included it should have been $1.846 frozen in the account.

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- Hialeah, FL, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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Hi xxx! My name is Lydia. We received your application for our Benefits Rep Position. Our hiring manager reviewed your resume and would love to set up an interview with you via zoom. We have management roles available as well! He has tomorrow Tuesday at 11am EST. Would that time work for you? You're receiving this message from a recruiter/hiring manager at SPRStaffing. If you would like to stop these messages going forward, please reply with OPT OUT. Msg & Data rates may apply.

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- New York, NY, USA • Jun 17, 2024
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Recently, I applied for a community job and had an interview. During the interview, I realized I had met the gentleman before. The first time I met him, he was kind of standoffish and funny style. I can’t really explain it, but it was odd. Usually, I don’t judge people, and once again, I didn’t judge. He interviewed me via zoom. Initially, he responded to my comments, but later, he stopped responding. I understand people are busy and may not always respond promptly. In the interview, he asked me about the project he’s building and mentioned he wanted to do a survey. No problem, I thought. I could tap into my community and network to figure out what’s needed for the survey. Then he asked me a trick question?—?or at least, that’s how I felt. He asked if I could get people for the survey. I didn’t understand the reason for just getting people when I’m not hired because anyone who knows about social media, leads, or community building knows it’s not a one-time activation. It involves building a product, resources, and a funnel system to identify needs and place people accordingly. When he asked me that, I wasn’t sure if it was a trick question. Our first conversation was on Monday, and we were supposed to touch base again on Wednesday. By Wednesday, I had gotten 25 people for the survey, although he claimed only 14 people had participated. I knew this wasn’t true because I walked 25 people through the survey. This was a test with no incentives, just to see if I could do it. In the second interview, he was hyped about the number of people I got for the survey. We were supposed to meet on Friday to discuss contract details since he technically did not want to hire me, which was fine. However, on Friday, things changed. Instead of a regular interview, he started probing me for information. When I identified this, I stopped the conversation and stopped giving him information that I felt he should be paying me for. Then I realized that none of the things he said were true. He questioned whether his company would work or not, and I started thinking, “What am I doing here?”

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • Jun 16, 2024
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Strange number texted me offering a remote job, which i have been searching for lately, to review apps and get paid commisions and base salary working consecutive days. Once the balance in my account was negative, they said i had to pay it for the amount to rollover and make the money that was being withheld. The amount went way too negative to the point where i could not pay it back or retrieve my money back.

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- Charlotte, NC, USA • Jun 14, 2024
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Name, phone number and email

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- Loxahatchee, FL, USA • Jun 14, 2024
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Received a simple remote job offer position and the more it sounded too good to be true the more research I did and found it to be fraud.

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- Ridgeland, SC, USA • Jun 13, 2024
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INTERVIEWS AND ALL PROCESS ONLINE

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- Opa Locka, FL, USA • Jun 13, 2024
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I thought this was a job that I was going to get paid hourly. They told me that I was going to be making 2,000-3,000 dollars extra a month. But when I signed up they did not explain to me that I was also signing up for a loan. I thought that it was a regular contract that I was signing. But they left the details out of the loan.

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- Durant, OK, USA • Jun 13, 2024
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This company hired me for a remote work from home position. They told me they we're going to set me up with a home mini office. They fedexed me a check for startup business and told me to deposit it into my bank and it should clear in 24 hours. And then I would be given instructions how to order my office supplies from their vendors. My FedEx package was due to arrive at 11:00 a.m. this morning via FedEx. It was the check for my startup office equipment. But FedEx intercepted the package and took it back to the closest FedEx office. I still haven't been told what the issue was.

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