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Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location MS 39525, USA
Type of a scam Employment
I was instructed to message “Cassey Jones” through Skype, she sent me interview questions to answer, told me I got the job, and stated they will mail me a check to buy my computer and printer, i then told her do not mail me a check until I have proof of legitimacy from the company and all she could provide was the companies website for me, and would not video call me or voice call. My gut feeling told me it was a scam so I emailed the REAL company and they confirmed no one by that name works for them. Like you website stated, is just how it went. (See below)
“You receive a message from someone interested in hiring you. It might come through email, text, or even a social media platform. At first, this “recruiter” seems professional. They claim to have seen your resume on a job search site and want to interview you for a position. But first, you need to download a messaging app, such as Telegram.
Once you download the app, the “recruiter” will begin sending you messages and will ask you to complete a few interview questions. After giving you enthusiastic feedback, they will offer you a position with their company. That is followed by an official-looking contract to fill out and sign. After you sign, the scammer will ask for your name, address, date of birth, and banking information, claiming they need to add you to direct deposit payroll and other company systems. If you provide this sensitive information, you could easily become a victim of identity theft.
Some versions of this scam don’t end there. As a new hire, you are referred to a “training manager” who will help you set up your home office. This person sends you a check to buy a laptop and other supplies. After depositing the check, your contact will say that you were overpaid and need to return a portion of what you deposited. However, the check is a fake, and any funds you “return” to your new employer will be long gone”