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Employment Offer - Phishing Scam Reports & Reviews (5)

- Lexington, KY, USA • Dec 13, 2023
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I applied for a Handyman position I found on Zip-recruiter. Upon contacting me, without little info about the job or company or a phone interview the sent me a email with a link to a DocuSign document asking me to fill out a W-9 and has been adamant about the urgency of returning it to them QUICKLY!!

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• Sep 26, 2023
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She contacted me or i clicked i told her i had no experience she said she would train me sent me a verification letter officially confirms your employment in our company. From this moment on you are the legal representative of our company and its interests in the United States. First task was to review my town and something someone would want to know easy i thought $5000.00 a month was to good to be true i looked her up sorta it looked real then 2end task way to re sieve check and inventory from client i started to call but 1st check she sent to wrong address and acted like i was lying so they sent another on i don't have a bank account because of bull[censored] like fake checks that don't even scan but i took it to bank it was wrote on and told her to please double verify because it was an internet job she did and cashed it all that time they harassed me then i called for her to call me 2end task was done i could not reach her by phone or email and been bank cashed it i thought ok this is good maybe i finely found real job the the person from address gave me one that was lost so its well after pay day no reply as to when are you going to pay me so i took check to bank and i don't know what happened they could not verify and looked at me like i was 3 heads i should of called the company myself but now i could be in trouble i swore the next one of them scammed ,e i was going to sue might have to for Attorney fees also how do these people get away so long and i swear if they try to make me pay that money back i will sue i did not know i thought i finely got job i hope because i took it to their bank is reason they will get caught i hate them people they have ruined my life.

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• Jul 20, 2023
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Recently, while actively searching for job opportunities on LinkedIn, an intriguing proposition came my way. Carolina Vernetti reached out to me regarding a position in data analytics specifically tailored for the real estate industry. Intrigued by the offer, I promptly submitted my resume and completed the necessary employment application through the provided link (https://forms.gle/zVNY3nWqNzzY7VFs5).

During the application process, I couldn't help but notice a peculiar request to provide my age, which struck me as somewhat unusual for a job application. Concerned about privacy, I hesitated but eventually disclosed my age, unaware of the potential implications. Subsequently, I realized that by sharing my age, I may have inadvertently revealed my birth year as well, raising security concerns.

Feeling uneasy about the situation, I decided to conduct further research into the matter and discovered that other individuals have encountered similar experiences. This discovery deepened my suspicion and prompted me to exercise extra caution moving forward. It's essential to be vigilant and mindful of sharing sensitive information, especially in the context of job applications, where privacy and data security are paramount.

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- Queens Village, NY, USA • Jun 29, 2023
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They emailed me saying I got hired etc. I even spoke with them but then did research because it sounded shady. Saw that they tried the same thing with others. I said I wanted none of it and that I’ll report them. Here is the official email they sent me.

I'm more than happy to inform you that your position has been confirmed. I had to verify all the information you provided hope I'll have your %100 diligence.

Your quick response to e-mails and effectiveness will be required as you will be receiving your first assignment very soon. I will get back to you as soon as I have payment for errands and your salary sent to you with set of Instructions on each task you are to perform.

You are to dress properly like you are in an office environment whenever handling your assignment. Please note that this job requires you to check your email 2-3 times daily as your total commitment is however needed.

A two weeks notice is required if you want to terminate this job so please acknowledge receiving my email and have a wonderful day.

Thanks in anticipation of your prompt response,

Best regards,

Taylor Bastiste

Masterworks Gallery

Also have attached all corresponding conversations.

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- Jackson Heights, NY, USA • Jun 28, 2023
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Out of nowhere I got a text message saying the following:

Hello Mr. (my name) , This is Mr. Bastiste , I hired you as my personal assistant. How are you doing today?

I just emailed you now read and confirm the receipt of the email. Thanks.

My gut feeling told me this was too good to be true, the wording and the poor punctuation of the text message

alerted me of something phony. Unfortunately, I did reply to the text message and I don't know if the scammer

could do something, just in case I blocked the number of course.

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