Pathway Vet Alliance Reports & Reviews

Pathway Vet Alliance Reports & Reviews (3)

Type of a scam Employment

I was connected with Pathway Vet Alliance through PeoplePerHour.com. They reached out to conduct an interview via Sykpe. Sent me an offer letter and informed me that they would be sending me a check to purchase equipment needed to start a data entry position. The check was mailed to me and signed by Ben Franklin.

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Type of a scam Employment

I applied for a Data Entry job on peopleperhour.com. I was first contacted by a person by the name of Charles S who indicated I was shortlisted for this job but had to contact a man by the name of Brandon Ritschard on Skype for an interview, which I did. The interview was all through chat (no video no call),I am used to this as this job initially was a freelance jig. Mr. Ritschard explained the job would be a full time position with Pathway Vet Alliance and provided me with the company website pathwayvets.com. We went through all the formal questions you would receive in a job interview, everything seemed legitimate. Mr. Ritschard explained I was hired and that I needed to start immediately. He explained I would need to be set up with equipment through private vendors and also have to attend training and get the software to the portal. He even had me complete a W4 form so he has my social. Where things got weird, Mr. Ritschard stated I would be receiving an email with an E-check in order to get set up with equipment and that he would walk me though the process of buying it through private vendors. I had to purchase versa checks from my local staples to print the check and deposit the check into my personal account. The check came in email from a lady named Brandy Gilliam ([email protected]) for $3,500. Once the funds were cleared I was directed to keep $300 and transfer the rest to 3 different people as they were the "vendors" for the equipment. First transfer was to a lady name Neissa Bazil (email [email protected] and cash app handle $islandbby02) via cash app for equipment. Then $700 to Chasten Hughes ([email protected]) via Zelle. Then $200 to Cinthia Cruz ([email protected]) and then the last $800 to Neissa Bazil again but this time through PayPal. All the transfers were for "equipment." Mr. Ritschard then explained I would get another e-check for software and training. This check was $8,900. I was told to print it and deposit it to my account once again. All the checks came from Brandy Gilliam via email but the persons listed on the check were Andrew O' Heily and Courtney E. Heily. The bank they utilized to draw up the checks was ZB, NA DBA The commerce of Bank of WA, 601 Union Street, Suite 3600, Seattle, W, 98101. I did deposit this check to my account but after reflecting and just feeling anxious about the situation I asked to speak to Mr. Ritschard via Skype on video which he declined. I explained I wanted to withdraw my application as I did not believe the job was real. I asked my bank to stop the check from being deposited. I am closing my bank account and opening a new one. I do not believe Mr. Ritschard is who he says he is and that this is some sort of money laundering business. I reported this incident to my local police FTC and also on IC3.gov website.

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Sounds like she's telling a fake story, I completed my equipment purchase and started working for Pathway Vet Alliance through peopleperhour.

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