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- Dorchester Center, MA, USA • Mar 05, 2024
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On Friday February 23 at 1:53pm I received an email from Matthew Vasquez that my LinkedIn application was accepted for the quality assurance engineer position, and he asked to respond if I want to schedule for the next step. After I received the email, I reminded him that I was interested to proceed with the application process, and afterwards, he sent me an email that contained an interview screening form for me to answer all of the questions that was related to the position I was applying for. On Monday, I've sent the completed form and later on I received a message explaining that I've been accepted for the position at Adyen, and I would be paid at a rate of $60.32 per hour, and that my pay will be issued weekly through my preferred method of wire transfer, direct deposit, or check. As soon as I received the offer, I was asked to give my photo ID which was my Massachusetts state issued driver's license which I sent to Matthew's email address, and he gave me more information regarding that I will receive the necessary equipment for the job which was an Apple- MacBook Pro 16" Display with Touch Bar, a laser jet printer, earphones, and a surge protector. Next, I was notified from Matthew Vasquez that I should contact him through Google Hangouts, and from there, we had a discussion about the next steps and he mentioned that I will receive a photo copy of a check to buy all the equipment, including the laptop. I asked him that this was very unusual for me to expect to handle all of the equipment expenses, and to use a photocopy of a check which looked suspicious to me because there was no signatured company logo from US Bank, only the name of the bank was printed. So, during the discussion, I asked him that I didn't want to get in trouble, and then I asked him where did he get the image from the check from. Later on during the discussion, he started to get more argumentative and explained that if I deposit the check and if he did not call the finance department to acknowledge the deposit the funds will not be released to my account. Also, he mentioned that the company (Adyen) usually send equipment to new employees, but due to logistic challenges and issues with receipts from the vendor all newly hired employees should acquire goods from the accredited vendors with the firm supplying the funds for the purchase. So at that point, I realized I was being targeted by a scammer.

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