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- Miamisburg, OH, USA • Feb 07, 2024
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I would get packages delivered to me by fed ex, ups or USPS. I would open them and check to see if they were damaged and take pictures. Then put another label on them and take them to fed ex. I also had to go to Best buy to pick up a product. Never got paid for it

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• Jan 18, 2024
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Signed an employment contract for $3300/mo for the first month and $3600/mo after probation.

Probation was completed and they said my check was mailed out. I never received it and when I point blank asked for assurance I was kicked off the portal.

They never answered the phone and offers for permanent employment included having to give them a valid credit card number. I refused to provide it until my check arrived, which it never did. HR ghosted me completely.
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- Pompano Beach, FL, USA • Jan 15, 2024
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while doing job search a company (Ovebone) sent me an email to become a local Hub Associate. they would send me packages for me to send out to different people. I was guarantied a salary of $3200 for my first month and 3600 after that. I forwarded 12 packages then after my 30 day probation period the three people i had been in contact with went dark. Never got paid for my first 30 days. Can not get a hold of anyone at any level of contact.

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- Rathdrum, ID, USA • Dec 27, 2023
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The company hired me to receive packages at my home address, inspect them, upload photos and reship them to UPS, FedEx or USPS through a system they had called CRM. The CRM is where you would log in everyday from 9:00 to 5:00 every hour and check for messages and updates on new shipments. They had a 30-day probation period where I was to receive 3200 plus $130 for gas and then if I got hired on permanently at the end of the 30 days it would be 3600 a month plus 150 for gas and it would come in the form of a paper check for the first 30-day probation period. Then after I was to choose if I wanted to be paid monthly or bi-weekly. However, when I completed the probation period and they offered me a permanent position, they said nothing about the check so far and they asked me for my credit card number in order to provide payments for my wages. I thought that was a bit weird because you don't put pay checks on credit cards. They wanted to know my daily limit and card number. They have my social security number and personal information that I'm not sure what they can do with, but I looked up their name and found at first that there was mixed opinions about whether they were a scam or not. But then after they asked for the credit card number, I looked again and found that many other people had experienced the same thing and that they were definitely a scam because reshipping items by taking off the original labels and reattaching new labels, packing slip and shipping label is supposedly a reshipping scam because they use stolen credit cards to purchase items and then have hub associates from distributed warehouses reship the packages after they inspect them.

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