TruDoc Spoof Reports & Reviews

TruDoc Spoof Reports & Reviews (3)

Type of a scam Employment

TruDoc Scam

Same scam scheme as above, very elaborate. They contact you and send you a link to meet with a recruiter via teams. They take you through an extensive interview process (via teams, very weird, should have known then). Then they "accept" you a few days later. After signing off on employment docs and submitting personal information for a background check, your team leader, "Robert Alexander" then explains how you will get upfront money to buy all your office supplies. I got tipped off when they asked for my id.me username AND password. No money was lost, thankfully, but I did have to freeze all my credit reports just in case they go the credit route. Seems they might just want money, but in the meantime, you can never be too safe.

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Type of a scam Employment

Fake TruDoc email

Received the following email, but researched the HR email listed and found nothing on the person. Also found other scam reports how companies will use chat software to avoid being reported or traced. Below you can see what a typical scam email looks like.
Hello usename,
We are intrigued with your qualifications and would like to welcome you to an interview with us for one of our Customer Service Representative roles which is fully remote and paying $39.50 to $45.99 hourly. the main purpose of this online interview is for us to get to know you better, and for you to ask any questions you may have. Are you available for a short Interview? It will not take longer than 40 minutes. I will need you to set-up a screen name with Microsoft Teams and add Ms.Isabelle Fernandez on there to undergo a brief meeting. Please follow the link below to interview on teams and endeavor to send the reference code below the link to the interviewer.
MEETING LINK : https://teams.live.com/l/invite/FEAS8mBd7A-LA40gxk
REFERENCE CODE: TML-027. If you run into any trouble setting up your account with Microsoft Teams you can contact HR department =
[email protected]
Best Regards,

Desiree O'Toole.
HR Desk
Trudocmedical.com

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Scammer's phone (747) 334-3008
Scammer's website trudocmedicallllc.com
Scammer's address 1187 Main Ave. Suite 1F, Clifton, NJ 07011, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Total money lost $3,400
Type of a scam Employment

The scammer posed as a real doctor and used their image within Microsoft Teams in order to communicate and ask for money upfront for setting up a home office with equipment. They also wanted you to create a brand new bank account that they would send funds to for this purpose. I did not do that; however, I did send payments through Zelle, and also Apple and Steam Gift cards totaling $3400.00 At first, I searched them online and did not see the scam. However, yesterday I saw the website scampulse.com where another individual described the same scenario as mine. I believe the real Dr. Robert Alexander and Isabelle Fernandez that appear to be legitimately employed by TruDoc should know that this is going on. There was also someone named Barbara who emailed from [email protected], who is obviously involved as well. These individuals requested that I scan my driver's license and social security card for identity verification before beginning employment and that is why I have reported them to the FBI.

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