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- Kingwood, TX, USA • Jul 22, 2025
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I was contacted via Microsoft Teams regarding a job I did not apply for. I was told they found me on Texas Workforce site. Teams text interview took place and I was informed I was hired and that my office setup would be delivered to my home after I downloaded E-Trade and Kraken apps.

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- Cary, NC, USA • Jul 22, 2025
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Suspicious email. Identity theft. Someone posing as Bill Strahan. Email description below that looked suspicious.

Your application stood out to us and we would like to get started with you as soon as possible. You are to contact BILL STRAHAN on email at [email protected] to confirm your interest in the role.

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- San Francisco, CA, USA • Jul 17, 2025
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I received this phone message!

Hello, Evelyn here. With the lending Union West Coast Branch, I've been trying to connect with you about your funding approval. If you have a moment right now. Press 2 to speak with me or someone from underwriting directly your files near the complete. We just need to confirm a couple quick details.

If you've already secured funding elsewhere, that's totally fine, just let us know.

If not, this approval is set to expire in the next few days, but you're more than welcome to reapply anytime again. To move forward, press 2 to.

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- Belleville, IL, USA • Jul 14, 2025
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It’s a crypto scam where the investor is led to believe they need to deposit money into the system to complete their business tasks and they are supposed to be reimbursed and given profits thru commission after each days task. It went fine for a few days until they told me to increase my deposits and then of course they never paid me back and asked me to deposit more and more times to complete my tasks.

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- Gainesville, FL, USA • Jul 13, 2025
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I applied for a work from home job. I received a notification to set up an interview. Once the interview began it was a group. The interview was led by a person named Jacob. He told us all the great things about this job. Finally we had to get a travel agent certification to be covered by insurance which costs $97 each month. After that there is a training, then you are connected to the agency dashboard. I just decided to Google the company and saw that it has been reported as a scam multiple times.

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- Evansville, WI, USA • Jul 10, 2025
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They promised training and job placement. But you’re paying, and you're paying to be placed with a job and for training which is just videos you watch. They claim it’s a remote job with an appointment setting company, but it’s just really harassing people who also fell for the scam and making money off of them.

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- Columbus, OH, USA • Jul 10, 2025
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I am a victim of a scam from a company called Highmark Logistics, I was told that I received a job offers to be a freight checker And they send packages to my home for me to send them back out to the people. I gave them my information my my social my account numbers so I can receive payment direct deposit and I haven't received anything and now I can't get a hold of them. I can't log in to the company or anything. I'm trying to get this situated so I won't get in trouble for something I not know was not a real thing. I gave them my bank account number and routing number to direct deposit my paycheck.

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- Rockaway, NJ, USA • Jul 09, 2025
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I had a job interview via IM. They gave me a check for 4,750. To deposit and pay for new equipment. The check was frozen . They needed enough money for me to pay for my Mac book. Asked for $500 and I gave $200 by Zelle. They asked for more but I would not give anymore.

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- Newport News, VA, USA • Jul 02, 2025
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I go on Indeed everyday sending my resume to different jobs I'm qualified for. This has to be the way the scammers get through. I received a phone call from 816-846-3142 saying her name is Emma Turner from HR at a company called Brightport Delivery. She wanted me to do a remote job excepting packages and remailing them. This scammer said I would be making 5500.00 month and then emailed a contract wanting all my information concerning this job position. I'm so desperate for a job I almost believed this scam. I even told her 'This is too good to be true." Anyone on Indeed of other job apps these scammers are able to get your information. I get at least a phone call per day trying some sort of scam but this remote job and the work contract was different. Indeed needs to be aware of them also.

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- Severna Park, MD, USA • Jun 29, 2025
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text message "Darlene from ..." as you described

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- Memphis, TN, USA • Jun 24, 2025
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Sent me a check in the mail with instructions and to deposit the money when they say but hold a certain amount of money in my account and the reason for was to pay me to wrap my car. They paid the car wrapper to wrap my car. I went to Navy Credit union and they told me to go to my own bank to deposit the check. My bank told me they believe the check is not good and is a possible scam. I decided not to do it. I did not share any personal information with the employment company. 

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- Surprise, AZ, USA • Jun 23, 2025
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Text message:

Hello, my name is Monica and I am a recruiter at Top. We are currently offering a flexible part-time job opportunity where you can work for 15 minutes per day in your free time. This position is responsible for assisting TEMU merchants with product reviews. The work content is simple, and we will provide free training to help you get started quickly. The daily salary ranges from US$200 to US$3000, and you will receive a commission after the work is completed. All payments are made on the same day. If you are interested, please send a text message to +17867934308 (Please note that applicants must be at least 21 years old to apply for this position)

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- Jacksonville, FL, USA • Jun 21, 2025
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Delta new orientation job offer

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- High Ridge, MO, USA • Jun 20, 2025
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This company Structube contacted me and asked me if I wanted to work for

them remotely. They never told me I had to put any money in whatsoever

when I was hired. All they said at first was I was putting good reviews

on products and I would get paid by doing that. I was getting the

commission off of that. Well when I didn’t have enough money in the

account for the what the product was worth they said I couldn’t get my

money until I finished that job which included putting more money in

from my personal account. So I did so I could get my money that I worked

for. This kept happening. So I told them I want to withdraw my money

and they said I can’t until I finished the order which included spending

more of my personal money.

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- Daly City, CA, USA • Jun 20, 2025
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[email protected]

“Hello, my name is Monica, recruiter at TOP, we came across your profile through several online recruitment platforms and were impressed by your background and experience, we’re currently offering a flexible part-time opportunity that you can work on in your free time. The role involves assisting TEMU merchants with product reviews. It’s a straightforward task, and we’ll provide free training to get you started. The daily salary ranges from $201 to $3000, and you can receive your commission immediately after the work is completed. All payments are made on the same day. If you would like to join us, please contact us via WhatsApp:+15488131579

(Please note that applicants must be at least 21 years old to be eligible for this role)”

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- Lorain, OH, USA • Jun 17, 2025
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I received a text from the business and they picked my resume.  My resume was selected by Emerson Electric which is now called Copeland.  They stated that they are accredited but when I called ScamPulse.com they are not.

 

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- Killeen, TX, USA • Jun 17, 2025
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Applied for a job. Was asked to join a virtual interview. I emailed to ask questions but never got any response. The company on the virtual interview was not the one i applied for and i cannot find anything about the compant on the interview

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- Dublin, OH, USA • Jun 03, 2025
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Since I am currently going through a divorce/separation, I have been looking for a second job for additional source of income to meet my committments. I was approached via text a few weeks ago by a recruiter who offered me a remote/online job opportunity. Although I was very skeptical about this offer, and I did raise my concerns to the recruiter and the trainer who was assigned to me, they made it appear very legitimate and straightforward and with a guarantee of steady monthly income. I then started the "job" on the 4th of April with a training provided by a "training coach" remotely via Whatsapp text. I insisted on getting additional information like an email address or company website etc. but she assured me that this was a simple "data processing" job that did not require email communication or any other information. In hindsight, this should have been a redflag and I should've immediately quit. But based on the assurances provided, I started "working" for this company which involved logging into a website and clicking on what they refer to as "data optimization for online apps" and for each click on the app, there was a certain commission that was posted to our account which could be withdrawn by the end of the day. There are 40 tasks or clicks required in each "task" and we were required to complete 3 such tasks a day. This seemed very simple and straightforward enough, so I completed my tasks for the first day and was able to withdraw a total commission of $79.05. However, in order to start on the next day's tasks, we had to deposit a minimum of $101 onto the platform in order to perform the daily tasks. One that 2nd day, I did not think much of it and with the commission earned the previous day, I added another $22 to it to invest back into the platform and to complete the tasks for the day. On that second day, my commission was $15.90 and at the end of the day, I was able to withdraw my initial investment of $101 and the $15.90 earned that day.I was informed that on Day 5, I would be paid a "salary bonus" of $800, so at this point, my goal was to get out of this game on day 5 with the bonus. It was on Day 5 that things started going downhill. I invested my usual amount of $101 to start my daily tasks and halfway through my task, the "company" added my "salary bonus" of $800 to my account to add to my investment without my knowledge, I soon found out that I hit a combination task that required me to replenish another $680 into the account. From that point on, each click after that started increasing my negative balance and I have so far invested a total of around $60,000 of my own money with the only goal of recovering it by the end of the current task and get back the money I invested and report them for fraud and misleading the public. This morning, I finally completed the 40 clicks of the task that was initially started on the 17th of April and was ready to withdraw the total amount. However, the app notified me of a restriction saying that since my funds are over $10,000, I have been automatically upgraded to a VIP2 level and that I have to complete 10 more clicks on the app to be able to withdraw my money. Now I am very certain that this is just another "bait" to get me to continue clicking and hitting a negative balance so that I will pump in more money into the platform. As a law-abiding citizen, I am willing and ready to cooperate with the FBI in providing any further information needed.

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- Murfreesboro, AR, USA • Jun 02, 2025
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I was contacted by text message and then sent to WhatsApp messenger. I was offered a work from home job rating apps for companies I had a work account that I was responsible to add funds into then I could withdraw but I never was able to withdraw any money because I would have to top up my work account when it had a negative balance. If I knew I had to put my own money into the account I never would have participated in this scam. I was lied to and scammed out of my money.

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- Newport News, VA, USA • Jun 02, 2025
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I received an email in April 2025 for a freight checker when I went through the process I was thinking ok this may be real I didn’t have to buy or pay for anything.They told me they was going to pay me a month after I do my first package after like 3 weeks of working they gave me a call saying I had a promotion but I would need a credit card with a minimum of 2,000 I never did that promotion but still worked because I only had one week left for payday,when the day of me getting my money came it was quiet nobody calling me or texting about packages like they usually do, the lady said it will come by 4pm the day before when I talked to her.When that time came and I received no money I tried calling all the numbers all but one went straight to voicemail but when I tried to call again later that day I was blocked these people have my social and address and etc they had it set up like a real job with a w4

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