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- Greensboro, NC, USA • Jan 11, 2025
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Hello,

We are finalizing our team of Delivery Auditor, who will be starting ASAP. To proceed, please review and sign your Employment Agreement Form today so we can endorse you to the Shipping Team.

Steps to Complete Your Agreement:

Copy and paste this link into your internet browser to access your online contract: https://bit.ly/4fL6dK7?

Sign the contract as prompted.

If you encounter any issues with the link, or if it takes you to the company website instead of the contract, please reply to this email with the following information:

Full Name

Address

Email

Phone Number

A photo of the front of your valid government-issued ID

A photo of the back of your ID

A selfie holding your ID

Note: A copy of your contract is also attached for your reference; no need to fill out the attached PDF.

Please reply to this email if you need help or have any questions.

Kind regards,

Hannah Drummond | HR Department

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- Ocala, FL, USA • Jan 10, 2025
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Crystal Purity is on Indeed.com advertising workers needed and then Leon contacts you with a time and location to "meet" to see our cleaning skills and proceeds to have in this case 9 people actually do the physical work for 2 and 1/2 hours only to advise at the end of it he only needs two people and we can discuss it amongst ourselves who wants the work more!!! NOW in the beginning he even takes all our driver license and social security numbers and makes copies!! Knowing he only needs two people!! and the whole making us work for a job he will actually be paid for from OUR WORK that we are not compensated for in any way!!! l am very uncomfortable knowing he does this to people who are looking for work oppportunity only to be used and have personal info taken for nothing!! PLEASE look into this it does not seem right!! I also know this company Crystal Purity sub contracts under a company called COVERALL

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- Atlanta, GA, USA • Dec 17, 2024
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I applied for a job thru indeed with Currance Inc. as a remote medical biller. I was contacted by Robert Anderson from email [email protected]. We communicated three times when I was offered the job. He instructed me to send my name, address and phone number to email [email protected], which I communicated with four times when they sent me what they called an official offer with an employer/employee contract to sign and return with the front and back of my ID. I was then contacted by Darryl the hiring manager, by text from phone# 845-953-0896 with instructions on moving forward...they needed my bank name and how my name appeared on my checking account so that a check could by issued to purchase the equipment needed to setup my home office. Then they emailed a check for $4995.00 to endorse and deposit by mobile app. and requested a picture of the deposit confirmation. Fortunately, my bank rejected the deposit at which time he requested a copy of the issued check. Then the manager suggested I used another trusted sources' account, preferably a family member. Instead I call the bank noted on the check and was advised the check was no good. I both emailed hr@currancecareers and text 845-953-0896 that the check was no good....needless to say, there has been no further contact. But, my checking acct# was on the back of the check. I'm not sure how or what they did, but I had to change my sign-on info at my bank. The message from the bank was that my info had been posted to a web-site by another web-site. HA HA HA HA! to them, I purposely gave them a bank account# with no activity and no money! Stay DILIGENT PEOPLE, BAD PEOPLE ARE EVERYWHERE!!!!

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- Syracuse, NY, USA • Dec 12, 2024
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A position for Data Entry Clerk was posted on Indeed. The company name used is Renova Energy (https://renovaenergy.com/)

I was contacted via email and asked to use Signal application. I have copies of all correspondence. I was sent a check via email from PNC Bank ( I filed a fraud report with PNC). I transferred monies - 2 $500 transactions (Dec 6 and Dec 9). Check was returned on 12/10. Here are phone numbers used in the scam - (442) 2649747 ; (737) 330-6226; (628)363-7342; (424) 507-7788

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- Rialto, CA, USA • Dec 04, 2024
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Wonolo company on Indeed.com. Ghost jobs,lost hours, debit card for payment can’t be canceled!

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- Saint Louis, MO, USA • Dec 04, 2024
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This scammer used Clarkston United Methodist Church as their front for a remote data entry specialist job posting. They told me they would be sending me funds to order my equipment. The check was sent as an E Check and I was told it to mobile deposit it into my account. Once my check was released I was urged to transfer the money to cash app or Apple Pay. I only use cash app. Once I did that they told me to purchase bitcoin with the funds. This is when my husband stopped me and said it was a scam because bitcoin can’t be traced. I hadn’t purchased bitcoins before. We checked out account and noticed the check they told me to deposit had been returned. When I reached out to request to speak with someone they didn’t respond. When I called, they hung up on me. I assumed this was a legitimate job. So when they asked for my personal information I didn’t hesitate to provide it.

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- San Leandro, CA, USA • Nov 13, 2024
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Scammer posted a job on Indeed.com and replied saying the job was no longer open however had a different position available as a personal assistant. Scammer asked a bunch of questions via email like someone would during an interview making this seem like a real job offer. Scammer would be traveling often and would be emailing assignments. Scammer sent a check from client for $2485.21 and asked me to deposit into my account. First assignment was to make travel arrangements but the costs of flight didn't cover costs I wasn't comfortable covering costs so then scammer claimed the organizers of event would pay instead. Scammer proceeded to ask for a withdrawal of funds and make donation in their name to Kiwanis Village Center. Email instructions sent me to Bitcoin machine with QR code to deposit the money for donation. Less than 5 hours later that original check amount was taken out of my account. They stole over $2,400 USD.

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- Cedar Park, TX, USA • Nov 07, 2024
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It presented as a job aplication. after getting accepted it had me fill out information. then after putting in DL #, SS, and depositing number it emidetly kicked me off and stated " Thank you for your time and interest in career opportunities with Capsule. At this time, we will not be moving forward with your application for Courier - Driver (Part-Time)" not alowing me back into the aplication to get rid of my files.

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- Belleville, IL, USA • Nov 05, 2024
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I saw a job on Indeed.com from Swift Shipping & Logistics LLC and the title of the position was Shipment Verifier. So I applied, got a phone call, called them 540-360-9638 or 540-358-9640. They sent an email to me about the job for additional information. I gave them the information on my driver's license. I called ScamPulse.com to report this as a scam.

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• Oct 24, 2024
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Thank you for getting in touch. This is a full-time position, but it can also be done on a part-time basis depending on your availability.

Your responsibilities will include but are not limited; running errands, supervising and monitoring, scheduling appointments and flights, and keeping me informed about my schedule. You will also act as my point of contact when I am unavailable, handle regular contacts, and oversee my financial activities.

I am a retired real estate attorney and entrepreneur. I sometimes invest in the real estate market which requires me to travel inside and outside of the state while I am working on different independent projects.I live about 15 miles away from your zip code, and I am 65 years old.

Currently, I am in Montreal, and I will return in two weeks for a formal interview with you and to fill out any required paperwork. Post COVID-19, this position does not require you to come into an office. I am willing to be flexible when it comes to fitting this role into your other commitments. The hours are flexible, and the salary is consistent, although some weeks may require more of your time.I do have some things that you can help me with this week if you are available.

You will be receiving $1550/week, health insurance, 401(k) plan, and paid time off, which we can discuss in further detail when we meet. If you are interested, please fill out the following to get started. You must reside and be eligible to work in the U.S.

Full Name:
Full Address:
Apt #:
City/State/ZipCode:
Mobile (For SMS):
Current Occupation:

I look forward to discussing this opportunity with you in a couple of weeks.

Best regards

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- Bellflower, CA, USA • Oct 11, 2024
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Harprett Harry was a recruiter for a LVN position but after sending information regarding employment my sister advised me that health care company is a hiring staffing agency itself. I also sent an email to the company on my sister behalf to verify

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- Tampa, FL, USA • Oct 03, 2024
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This company uses deceptive business procedures. They “hired” me with the agreement I would get 700 dollars a week and gas reimbursement. Plus commissions on sales. I told the hiring manager I could not work the second Saturday and maybe I should start later. Micheal Creasy the company owner assured me it was fine to start now and I would receive the full above compensation. He collected my information including my social security number. I worked the full two weeks excluding the Saturday he agreed to. Then I was fired. I was only paid twenty dollars via cashapp for gas and received zero compensation for the hours worked or two sales made. When I asked for my just compensation he made excuses about me missing half a day and since I suggested I would report this to ScamPulse.com he said he would pay me zero dollars. I since contacted two other “employees “ who said they worked for him and also received zero compensation. The job is described as w-2 employee and 700 a week compensation. Even if he doesn’t remember granting me a Saturday I was and am entitled to compensation for working for this fraudulent company. They represent working for Nuvision auto glass but I have no way of knowing if this is a legitimate business arrangement. I can only say I was promised wages and worked and did not receive pay.

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- New Market, TN, USA • Sep 10, 2024
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Applied as a online chat agent through indeed, sent my resume, and the next day received a text that read "Thanks for your interest in Remote Live Chat/Admin Assistant. $29/hr. Download signal from Google Play/App store or by visiting signal.org. Add Interview Manager JAMES SPRINGER on 6314929538 for interview NOW!"

Asking me to install an app along with the urgency of the text was suspicious, so I googled 'JAMES SPRINGER 6314929538' and it led me here.

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• Sep 04, 2024
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I got an email from this woman telling me to contact another woman named Kathleen telling me she wanted to schedule an interview with me for the admin job I applied for. I responded to the email, stoked that I had heard from someone after weeks of nothing.

The email I had gotten responded to was this:

"Dear Hannah,

Thank you for getting in touch. This is a full-time position, but it can also be done on a part-time basis depending on your availability.

Your responsibilities will include but are not limited; running errands, supervising and monitoring, scheduling appointments and flights, and keeping me informed about my schedule. You will also act as my point of contact when I am unavailable, handle regular contacts, and oversee my financial activities.

I am a retired real estate attorney and entrepreneur. I sometimes invest in the real estate market which requires me to travel inside and outside of the state while I am working on different independent projects. I live about 15 miles away from your zip code, and I am 65 years old.

Currently, I am in Montreal, and I will return in two weeks for a formal interview with you and to fill out any required paperwork. Post COVID-19, this position does not require you to come into an office. I am willing to be flexible when it comes to fitting this role into your other commitments. The hours are flexible, and the salary is consistent, although some weeks may require more of your time.I do have some things that you can help me with this week if you are available.

You will be receiving $1550/week, health insurance, 401(k) plan, and paid time off, which we can discuss in further detail when we meet. If you are interested, please fill out the following to get started. You must reside and be eligible to work in the U.S.

Full Name:
Full Address:
Apt #:
City/State/ZipCode:
Mobile (For SMS):
Current Occupation:

I look forward to discussing this opportunity with you in a couple of weeks.

Best regards."

I'm not sure if it is a scam but it sounds to good to be true. Please be careful.

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- Napa, CA, USA • Aug 15, 2024
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Job listing asked me very extensive information about my identity and then afterward sent me a direct message informing me i would have to lift 150 pounds on the job.

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- Birmingham, AL, USA • Jul 22, 2024
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They had me send over resume and cover letter to consider why I am a good candidate for the position. With all my personal contact information. Then sent me an email two days later saying do I accept the job offer as a CSR/ Data entry with managing, organizing and scheduling different supplies, events and travel. With a pay of 25 a hour. They said I needed certain software to be able to secure my hours worked and scheduling for data entry position. That said they will pay for equipment because it has to be a Mac book and will send a check through mail or direct deposit with secure bank.

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- Gainesville, FL, USA • Jul 22, 2024
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Scammer offered a job but wanted me to pay for the equipment and refund later.

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- Hiawassee, GA, USA • Jul 03, 2024
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Money laundering/employment overpayment scam.

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- San Jose, CA, USA • Jun 30, 2024
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Applied through the online job search website called Indeed. The company was posing as AT&T, the listing stated as being a listing from AT&T for an account associate. I received a text message the next day from (747) 316-3394 stating once again that they were from AT&T and were contacting me in regards to the account associate position and were looking to schedule an interview. In the message they also included a second number to contact if I had any additional questions (408) 637-4962. I scheduled the meeting through zoom and continued to say they were from AT&T. The same afternoon they messaged me again saying they wanted to move me to the second phase of interviews with a different manager but this time in the message they stated they were from Tidal Management not AT&T. I looked up the company and saw reviews from other people stating a similar story saying they were impersonating Verizon to get you to submit applications with them.

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- Pierson, FL, USA • Jun 18, 2024
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An imposter that goes by Karen Luna offers a job however she doesn't want you to sign any legal employment documents. Instead she's wants you to cash a check that supposedly for equipment. 100 percent scam!

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