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Scammer's address 7037 1/2 W MANCHESTER AVE , Westchester, CA 90045, USA
Scammer's email Kroger [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location WA 99217, USA
Type of a scam Employment
Email body: "We invite you to be part of our shoppers team.
You can shop any products you want at your designated store.
Register and if you are selected, you will receive $50 for shopping at Kroger stores and $200-400 payment per assignment. Shoppers are selected randomly every week and they will be contacted via phone or email.
No experience, fees or interview are required just send us your sincere feedback after your shopping experience.
Your review will make a difference for providing better services and products.
Click 'Join Us' and then complete all of the required fields in order to register. Join Us" At the very bottom of email: "The Kroger Co. and Family of Companies. All Comments © Copyright 2018 The Kroger Co. All Rights Reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails?
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It all looked valid when I signed up to be a secret shopper but then the instructions and a check for $2850.00 came in the mail and I called the bank that issued the check which, of course, was a fake. The person calls themselves Richard Fels. I asked the bank how to turn it in and they said call the local police which I feel nothing will be done about it as the police have plenty of other crimes to work on in this town. I would have thought with a fake check that this would be a federal crime, not to mention the use of USPS Priority mail to mail the fake check.
The instructions told me to DEPOSIT the check and buy ebay gift cards to amount of $2450, scratch off the back and send images of the front and back of the card to him at : [email protected], I then was supposed to keep the remaining $400 as my payment for the assignment. So essentially, he was trying to scam me out of $2450 by using the ebay card images for his own use.