Scammer's phone(210) 201-3899 Scammer's website www.ksn.ie Scammer's email[email protected] CountryUnited States Victim LocationME 04422, USA Type of a scamEmployment
It started out as a text message asking if I was still interested in a Remote from home position that pays $35 an hour. She then told me to reach out to hiring manager via Microsoft Teams. The manager conducted the interview via the chat function, once all the interview questions where answered, he came back saying I was hired and presented me with an offer letter that only had the company logo on it. When I asked to speak with an HR representee Wilson became quite and did not answer for a few days. He then came back asking if I was ready to complete my employee file and I asked for the number to HR again, I havent heard from him since.
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- Los Angeles, CA, USA• Nov 12, 2024
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Scammer's phone(000) 000-0000 Scammer's website www.ksn.ie Scammer's email[email protected] CountryUnited States Victim LocationCA 90095, USA Type of a scamEmployment
I was initially contacted by email, and we proceeded with a full interview process over Microsoft Teams. I was then sent an offer letter, which I signed, so they now have my signature. I also provided my address because I was told equipment would be shipped to me for training.
However, no equipment was sent, and instead, they informed me that they would send a check for me to use to purchase the equipment from "trusted vendors." They then asked me to open a specific type of bank account to deposit this check, which raised concerns. The account they recommended was more of a savings account that charges fees for each withdrawal, making it unsuitable for purchasing equipment.
A few days later, I received four checks from different companies, none of which were from "KSN Construction" (the company name I expected). When I questioned this, their responses were vague and not reassuring, which raised my suspicions. They insisted I use my personal bank account to deposit the checks, despite my discomfort. I was also instructed to void three of the checks and use only one, which felt suspicious. I decided to void all the checks and informed them that I was "resigning." Whether this is a poorly managed company or an actual scam, I want no part in it.
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Scammer's website www.ksn.ie
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location ME 04422, USA
Type of a scam Employment
Scammer's website www.ksn.ie
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location CA 90095, USA
Type of a scam Employment
However, no equipment was sent, and instead, they informed me that they would send a check for me to use to purchase the equipment from "trusted vendors." They then asked me to open a specific type of bank account to deposit this check, which raised concerns. The account they recommended was more of a savings account that charges fees for each withdrawal, making it unsuitable for purchasing equipment.
A few days later, I received four checks from different companies, none of which were from "KSN Construction" (the company name I expected). When I questioned this, their responses were vague and not reassuring, which raised my suspicions. They insisted I use my personal bank account to deposit the checks, despite my discomfort. I was also instructed to void three of the checks and use only one, which felt suspicious. I decided to void all the checks and informed them that I was "resigning." Whether this is a poorly managed company or an actual scam, I want no part in it.