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Scammer's website University of Calgary website
Scammer's email [email protected]
Victim Location AB T2N 4V8, CAN
Type of a scam Employment
A few days later, I woke up to two emails, one from “Ollie *******” ([email protected]) and one from “Benjamin *******” ([email protected]). Both emails were exactly the same, and they described this job as being Benjamin’s personal assistant. It went into great and thorough detail about it, enough to where I was convinced. I figured maybe Ollie was his assistant at the time and sent the email to me at first, and when I didn’t answer for a few hours because I was sleeping, Benjamin just sent it from his personal email.
Anyway Benjamin and I went back and forth discussing the job, and he sent me a whole job contract (which seemed very legit and I did sign) and another sheet asking me for my name, what bank I use, an address for the bank and my email for e transfers.
The next email after I signed all of that was him sending me a digital cheque for $2550 that was addressed from World Vision International, based in Mississauga, Ontario. Just one minute after he sent me that email he sent me a text message (no. +1 (214)-280-1712). This confused me for a number of reasons, including the phone number’s area code and why he’s already sending me this cheque (there was some story on how it was meant for me to buy supplies for the job). Also, I was at first confused on how he had my phone number but then I realized I gave it in the Google form that I was so sure was from UofC.
Anyway, after I took a step back and realized it was a scam, I blocked the phone number and all the emails. He still has my number and email and I still signed that employment contract. I don’t know what to do now. Please help.