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Letter is signed by Perry Hamilton. Task advisor.
[email protected]
512 677 6652 or 512 561 0448
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The instructions was for me to go to 2 different Walmart stores in my area, and purchase 5 gift cards with the amount of $200 in each (5 gift cards for each store totaling 10), scratch each of the cards to reveal the 16-digit code, and text it to either via phone #336-477-9087, or email [email protected].
I deposited the check to my Chase account on Friday 8/23/19, and it cleared on 8/24/19. On 8/24/19, I Followed the exact instructions. On Monday 8/26/19, I got a alert from my stating that I was overdraft $495, so I called, and it turned out that the check was fake. I completed a police report, and put a stop on my account. I checked the gift cards and all was at a $0.00 balance.
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gift card to Walmart. You can cancel any time with us! I said no thank you!! She said ok no worries. Scam, scam -- please be careful people!
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518-595-9163 take apicture of reciept and money orders text it to her, she gives me a address, then I overnight it to the address given me.
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I contacted Walmart, and this was their reply:
"Hi Customer,
Walmart does not call or solicit customers to offer shopping cards, shopping sprees, or membership discounts in return for bank account, credit card, or personal information; nor would we solicit the customers with these incentives for them to take surveys.
Also, Walmart currently does not employ mystery shoppers and any company that claims to be affiliated with Walmart for this type of program may be part of a telemarketing scam. Some telemarketers and internet ad companies use the Walmart name to engage the interest of the customer.
You may report the solicitation to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.ftc.gov or at 1-877-FTC-HELP (382-4357). The FTC maintains a telemarketing complaint database called the "Consumer Sentinel" which is available to hundreds of law enforcement agencies in the U.S. The more concerns the FTC receives and logs, the more likely it is that some law enforcement agencies will get involved.
Customers should also report the solicitation to the Consumer Fraud Division of the Attorney General's office in their state or to the ScamPulse.com. The contact information for these organizations is located in the front of your local phone book.
Thank you for contacting Walmart where we are always happy to help!"
Clearly the email I got was a scam. I have reported this to the FTC and both the Consumer Fraud Division of the Attorney General's office, and ScamPulse.com in Ohio.
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I applied on line as mystery shopper, I never received email hiring me; but I did receive USPS priority mail envelope with check made out to me for $2,420.00. I was advised to immediately text sender at 830 310-5088 or 281 942-2560 to acknowledge receipt. Then deposit check or cash , keep $420.00 (my compensation) and go to any Walmart and purchase 5 x $400.00 Walmart gift cards. Once purchased to text both numbers with pictures of receipts front and back of gift cards showing all codes (scratch off silver panel at back to find code).then compose email detailing the events carrying out my task.
To keep gift cards once they receive all from my first task they will send me another task.
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