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- Philadelphia, PA, USA • Jul 21, 2024
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My name is Juliana at Kelly Services (US). We offer great remote online part-time/full-time jobs helping TEMU merchants update data, increase visibility and bookings, and provide free training. Flexible part-time and full-time jobs allow you to work 5 days a week, 60 to 90 minutes a day, at flexible hours and locations (based on your own schedule), and earn $50 to $500 per day. A base salary of $950 is paid for every 4 workdays worked. Paid Annual Leave: In addition to maternity, paternity and other legal holidays. Regular employees are entitled to 5-15 days of paid annual leave. If you would like to participate, please contact us via the WhatsApp! +14384246790 (Note: You must be over 20 years old)

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- Richmond, TX, USA • Jul 18, 2024
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This Mary Leach woman posing as a interviewer and she sent me to message a man named Micheal Smith and he sent me $5000.00 and it was a fraud

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- Miami, FL, USA • Jul 18, 2024
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Contacted by a David Jones via email pretending to work for a company called Techy Nest Solutions. Wanted to send me a check for $2,450 to buy equipment needed for the job. No interview etc just that crazy story.

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- Miami, FL, USA • Jul 17, 2024
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Was contacted by Madhuri Gupta on LinkedIn and asked me not to respond to her job offer via Linked in but via email she provided. I responded to that email and she then responded offering me a data entry position for Amazon Web Services . I expressed my interest and next email they offered me position and told me they would send me check for $2,450 in order to buy equipment needed for the job as well as $250 for my first week of work. I received a cashier’s check in the mail for $2,450 which I didn’t not cash because it seemed fishy. The return name and address on the check listed a company named Shapes Secrets LLC which was strange to me because employer was supposed to be Amazon Web Services. I told Ms Gupta I would not be depositing the check and I never heard back from her which pretty much confirmed my suspicions.

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- Philadelphia, PA, USA • Jul 17, 2024
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I applied for a customer service representative job app on zip recruiter under Alexos Analyst Limited Liability Company.i was contacted than asked to fill out a w-4,send a direct deposit form & send my driver license.We had numerous zoom calls but other then that it felt like i scam like to good to be true.I started working june 5th 2024 & i was supposed to get paid June 12th as i screenshotted everything the "HR" said but it got pushed to july 12 supposedly.I was told i would receive payment by july 17th thru july 19th.I've never seen the HR's face nor heard anybody's else's voice other than one of the "HR" people & he has a strong accent.Im hoping by reporting this scam job that i get some type of compensation for my time & work.

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- Staten Island, NY, USA • Jul 17, 2024
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I received an email from my school regarding a paid humanitarian job. I didn't believe it at first but chose to do it because it was sent from my school, making it seem legitimate. I was told to fill out a google form and not long after they emailed me and asked about my address and what bank I used. I was still skeptical and went to research about it but couldn’t find anything. I chose to believe it because the questions they asked seemed “realistic” and it didn’t seem like they were forcing you to tell them your personal info like passwords. I was asked to answer a series of interview questions in the email itself which made no sense, but I had no knowledge about these scams so I moved forward. At this time they asked me to deposit a check that was $948.45. This was before I researched about it and knowing it was a fraudulent check. I went and deposited it and the check went on hold. While this was happening, they wanted me to support the kids at the orphanage by donating $300. I told him I was happy to help but I didn’t have $300 so they asked me to buy a $50 apple gift card instead. $50 was all I had so I went on and did it and gradually I noticed I couldn’t find any details about the person when I searched them up on the company website and I was confused on why my bank was returning the check. I researched and found out about the fake check they used and their terrible spelling and grammar errors became more obvious it was a scam. Looking back the offers seemed too good to be true and I only held on to thinking it was real was because it was from my school and the email was also an email used in my school.

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- Great Bend, KS, USA • Jul 17, 2024
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They offered me a job working at a staffing agency and said that I would be making this amount of money an hour. Than went over the job in detail with me and asked if I had any questions and sent me another email explaining what they needed from me to proceed.

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- Colorado Springs, CO, USA • Jul 16, 2024
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Wanted to send me a link to submit my last 5 of my ssn and wanted to know where I was located.

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- Lehigh Acres, FL, USA • Jul 16, 2024
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Scammer got into my university email. The scammer asked for my personal information like bankname, full name, phone number. He claimed his wife had cancer so he couldn't do an interview. I saw a similar experience abd I wanted to state my experience abd how similar it was.

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- Westlake, LA, USA • Jul 16, 2024
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They offered me a data entry remote job. They received my social security number,my driver's license, and bank account information.

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- Saint Louis, MO, USA • Jul 15, 2024
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I initially received and email from Thomas Mark ([email protected]) offering me a fully remote position as a Data Entry Clerk at Fica International, Inc effective 7/29/24. The position required a committment of 10-15 hours per week, with a compensation package including $400 per week with provisions for mileage reimbursement or travel expense reimbursement for any work related travel. He asked if I choose to accept the position, kindly reply to this email with a brief letter of acceptance. I replied stating I am interested in the position, however, I do not have a laptop, just my cell phone. He replied confirming receipt of my acceptance of the offer of Data Entry Clerk. He said my initial task will be a proficiency assignment, allowing me to utilize some of my skills either on or before my start date of 7/29/24. He said the position required the use of a laptop, a printer scanner and licensed application software. He said, to facilitate this, a paycheck of $4,790 will be mailed to you and will cover your first weeks pay of $400 and payment for the work devices (laptop, printer scanner, software, and license). He stated that an independent seller will deliver your laptop, printer scanner, and licensed application software to your provided address once payment has been completed. The purpose of the check is to enable the successfull performance of your duties as these items are essential. He then went on and asked for my name, address, city, state, zip code, and cell phone number. I didn't see anything wrong with providing this information since that exact info is on my resumes which are posted on all sorts of job boards. I then replied with the information he asked for. The most recent email was yesterday (7/14/24) stating they have revised and updated my start date to July 15, 2024 instead of July 29, 2024. He said my first paycheck covering the cost for your work devices and your first weeks pay has been approved by the Accounts department and has been mailed to my address. He provided a USPS Tracking number (9108778209956263565842). So, I went to USPS and entered the tracking number and it show the envelope had been delivered to my mailbox. I then went to my mailbox and there it was. I opened the cardboard mailer and there was a check for $4,790. The weird thing is the return address on the cardboard mailer was Raytheon Woburn, 225 Presidential Way, Woburn, MA 01801. What association does Raytheon have with Fica International and why are they sending me a $4,790 check??? There was even a red stamp from the post office saying "Postage Due". The email went on to say that I will be responsible for making payment to the authorized vendor upon receipt of your first paycheck. He said once your work devices are delivered by the vendor, we will arrange a brief orientation session for you. Folling this, he will send my work email credentials so I can log in set up my password and gain all necessary applications and software for your role. My final step, once I opened the cardboard mailer containing the check, I took the cashiers check to my bank, showed it to the teller and explained to her all what happened leading up to me getting this check. The teller told me authoritatively that this was a scam, ignore everything going forward, and that she would be willing to shred the cashiers check if that's what I want. I gave them permission to shred the check. Now, I wanted to report sll of this to you to see if you agree with my bank that it was indeed a scam

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • Jul 15, 2024
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I was contacted via text by Lillian 626-625-0555 then Christina messaged me through WhatApp 530-319-9184. She sent me several messages explaining what the job is that would be done. Walked me through steps to do the job then once completed showed me how to withdraw. Got first withdrawal then next day it seemed easy enough but then I had a “lucky order” that put the balance into a negative which I had a negative $125, which I was told I had to put that in in order to complete my work task. Got one set done but didn’t do a withdrawal cause I had to start the next day with $100. The next day in the first workset I had another lucky order which the negative is $328 need to be out in so I did cause I was like I got my money and I was encouraged to do the amount because I can withdraw the money. Put that in cause now I’m like I have to get my money back, she was telling me how lucky I was. I was still doing the set and got a second lucky order which she told me rarely happens but I had to put the negative of now $1024. I didn’t hear back from her and when I did she said I had to in order to finish the set and I would be in big problem and cause others to be in a congestion but I can withdraw it right away. I pulled money out my account to get it done and right when I got to 39/40 I got another lucky order which the negative was $3605.76 which the frozen amount I’m technically would be able to withdraw was $6384.00. I cried because now I was one away from completing the work task and I was stuck cause I couldn’t out that in to finish. I didn’t hear from Christina. I still haven’t heard back from her. I dont want this to ever happen to anyone else.

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- Bronx, NY, USA • Jul 15, 2024
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Scammer sent a message to my number about a FlexJobs part time job. The messaged look weird as it is so I just looked up the email

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- Weehawken, NJ, USA • Jul 12, 2024
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Welcome! We've noticed that your background and resume have been recommended by several online recruitment agencies, so we'd like to offer you a part-time job that you can do in your free time. Our job is simple: we simply rate your favorite restaurants. There are no time constraints and you can complete the assessment from home. Daily pay ranges from $300 to $600, you can easily earn $10K+ per month, and all wages are paid on the same day. If you would like to take part, please contact us via WhatsApp: +14013815469

(Note: You must be at least 24 years old)

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- Norfolk, VA, USA • Jul 11, 2024
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I sent name and email for Working Solutions lady hit me back said communicate on WhatsApp. Said i would get paid 100.00 a day for reviewing purchases and client reviews had to do 38 a day. I did on her account then did my account 98.00 was in account supposedly but couldn't receive on Bitcoin had to be 100.00. Next day log in siad 200.00 i was reviewing orders account went in negative

62.00 i had to add money to finished the task of 38 reviews. Then account went negative 360.00. I explained i dont have no money i came to work and make money not dish it out. So i was out of the 65.00 because i couldn't finish the task. They have group chat they ripping people off.

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- Waldorf, MD, USA • Jul 10, 2024
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I received an email asking me to contact Melissa Graspard via Chatwork. Melissa asked me for my full name, address and email. Melissa wrote that I had to respond to everything with "OKAY". Melissa then provided a summary of the company and benefits. Then listed Knowledge components and in asked if i possessed those. 30 minutes passed with no response from her. I asked general onboarding questions. Again, I received no response. It was nearing end of day, so I texted I would follow up in the morning. The next day the whole chat was deleted.

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- Bethesda, MD, USA • Jul 10, 2024
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LinkedIn application and then they reached out via text. Appeared to not be legit, so google search led me to here and a similar occurrence by another individual

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- Buena Vista, CO, USA • Jul 10, 2024
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This is the text message I received:

Welcome We've noticed that your background and resume have been recommended by a number of online recruiters, so we'd like to offer you a part-time job that you can do in your free time. Our job is simple: score your favorite restaurants. There are no time constraints and you can do the scoring from home. With earnings ranging from $200 to $500 per day, you can easily earn $10K+ per month, all paid on the same day. If you'd like to participate, contact us via WhatsApp:+18452734717

(Note: You must be at least 24 years old)

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- Oklahoma City, OK, USA • Jul 09, 2024
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"Amelia" claimed to be from Amazon and was offering $100-500 for an hour's work entering data for businesses.

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- Charlotte, NC, USA • Jul 09, 2024
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Hello XXX,

I hope this email finds you well. My name is Natalia Grace, and I work as an Executive Recruiter at C-Suite Headhunter Corp. I came across your profile on "The Ladders", and after reviewing your impressive background, I believe that you might be an excellent fit for one of the senior-level positions our client is seeking to fill.

Our Talent Acquisition Manager has recommended you as a strong candidate based on your experience and skills, which closely align with our client’s requirements. Specifically, we've noted your preferred job category as Marketing, Media & Design, your current compensation $60k+, and your desired location. These preferences make you an even more compelling candidate for our client.

In addition, I'd like to inform you that this position offers a competitive compensation package, including a salary of $30,000 or more above your current salary. While we understand your current salary, we are keen to discuss how this opportunity can provide both professional growth and enhanced financial rewards.

To move forward, please send me a copy of your resume. Once I receive your resume, I will forward it to our senior executive recruiter who is leading this recruitment project. We will then schedule a call at your earliest convenience to discuss this exciting opportunity further.

Regards,

Natalia Grace

Executive Recruiter

C-Suite Headhunter Int.

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