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Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Fake Check/Money Order
Initial means of contact Not applicable
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Initial means of contact Email
Scammer's address N/A
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location NJ 08043, USA
Type of a scam Employment
Meanwhile, I received an email from Stacey Smith at [email protected]. She outlined who she is, how she words ffor the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, that she's pregnant, and needs an assistant. To quote the email, "You will handle the printing of my payroll-Check and Dispatching them on the payroll list of the Companies co-workers and which will be done under the authorization of the Companies which will be made for you to dispatch the Payroll-Checks to the Client's various destinations through Courier services like FEDEX and i will take care of the shipping and handling of the payrolls you are dropping off.. Experience is not necessary to be successful within this position as I'm willing to train the right candidate who is Honest, Trustworthy, Reliable and able to work."
The email was littered with grammatical errors, but I didn't realize how sketchy it was until later. I sent her my phone number along with other general information, including my home address. She then switched to texting me from this number: (805) 335-6456. She asked if I was capable for the job, and that was it. No interview process, and everything was over instant messenger. After I "accepted" the job, I was told to purchase envelopes and blank checks from Staples, which was going to be sent to my house on January 5th. I emailed her my order receipt, which she accepted and told me that she would train me on the EZ Checks system after they arrive.
After we stopped exchanging texts for the night, I reviewed everything and talked to my family, who felt like something was off. Agreeing with them, I checked the Mississippi Manufacturers Association website, found a Stacey Smith how was listed with a different email. I kept digging until I found a nearly identical email to the one I received on a forum about employment scams. I have not had any contact with the fake Stacey Smith or Justina F. Bruce since discovering this.