Rightside Brewing/ ZipC Installers Reports & Reviews

Rightside Brewing/ ZipC Installers Reports & Reviews (1)

Scammer's phone 3043015461
Scammer's website hrrightsidebrewing.wixsite.com/my-site-3/offer
Scammer's address 4122 Dover Rd., Louisville, KY 40216
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Initial means of contact Website

Rightside Brewing Advertisement SCAM

I signed up to advertise for a company called "Rightside brewing". It was a "program" that would last up to 16 weeks and I would be compensated $600 per week to advertise for them. Weeks went by before I heard anything then I received a letter with and check for $2,980.00. It also contained instructions for me to overnight postal money orders totaling $2,300.00 via UPS. I started receiving email communication and text messages from a person that went by the name "Jay Grant" claiming to be the assistant HR manager for "Rightside Brewing". This person asked for confirmation the mail and check were received and asked that I complete the task right away so installation of the decal could be scheduled. The payment was for the decal itself and installation of the decal/ I completed the task and sent the money orders Friday 9/9/2022. I sent pictures to him showing it was completed because he asked for them. The following day he reached out to confirm the scheduling of installation. The postal money orders were to be made out to "ZipC Installers" and sent to 4412 Dover Rd., Louisvilly, KY. 40216. Monday 9/12, I was then asked to get a cashier's check from my bank for the amount of $20 and send a picture confirming I did so, but no instructions on if and where I should send it. I assumed I was going to hand it to the installers the following day. I then received an email and text message saying another check was sent and delivered for the amount of $4,950 and I was to overnight vis UPS again, more postal money orders. This time for a total of $3,600. I deposited the check then started to head towards the post office to get the checks, when I decided to pull over and my wife did some research into this "program". She found a website where other people had reported being scammed by these people and were scammed for the same amounts as myself. I did not go any further and returned home to start reporting these people and to see what I could do to get my money back because the checks were fake, and everything was a scam. I called other people I told to sign up for the program to let them know it was a scam and not to follow any instructions they were given by these people. I have copies of my UPS receipt, receipts from the post office showing my purchase of the money orders, receipts from the money orders, as well communication between myself and the scammers from emails and text messages. I have the original envelope the letter and check came in. I also have links to the website I used to sign up.