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- Orlando, FL, USA • Apr 20, 2025
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WARNING: Remote Job Scam Experience

I’m sharing my experience to help prevent others from falling victim to a potential remote job scam.

I was approached by a company claiming they were hiring remote assistants to help with quality control of packages — checking them for damage and ensuring proper shipment. I was told it would be 100% remote, with a one-month probation period and a base pay of $2,000, plus reimbursement for expenses.

I completed the probation period, fulfilled all my responsibilities on time (as confirmed in their work portal), and received positive feedback on my performance. I was told payment would arrive within 7 business days, then later that it might take up to 14 business days.

It's now been over two months.

No payment has arrived.

Emails, texts, and calls have gone unanswered.

I have signed documents (via DocuSign) showing a formal agreement with the CEO, a person named Mark Frankel (F-R-A-N-K-L-E).

Unfortunately, this appears to be a scam. I was never paid for work I completed, and communication from the company has completely stopped.

If you're approached by this company, proceed with caution. I'm also taking steps to report this to the FTC, IC3, and other appropriate authorities.

If anyone else has had a similar experience, I’d be interested in connecting.

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- Plano, TX, USA • Apr 09, 2025
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They reach out via email offering remote assistant position earning $2000+base salary with bonus for each package sent out. Even gave a docusign job offer, w9 form. Everything looks legit. Your job is to have shipments sent to your house, relabel and then ship it out. They give a sense of urgency to get it done asap. You’re on 1 month probation before they offer to pay you. Once you figure out that this is a scam and decide to stop they make threats to send you an invoice that they will charge you for the goods if not sent or returned.

Please block your credit and social immediately. These people are good and will go extreme measures to make the job appear legit.

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- Lewes, DE, USA • Mar 05, 2025
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Offered my a remote position. Seemed legit as I had to do and interview. When they asked me to send them my ID info ( drivers license) and bank information I got suspicious and called BR Logistics who advised it was not them. Told me I was the 3rd such call they had this week about this and told me it was a scam and they had reported it to the authorities.

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- Wilmington, DE, USA • Jan 06, 2025
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They claim to be a delivery service that provides you with a job position to where you can get packages from them delivered to your home and then you take them to ups, fed ex, etc to get them shipped out . They try to take your information and pretend to hire you to obtain your social security, address, name and more

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- North Charleston, SC, USA • Dec 23, 2024
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Company is hiring people to inspect boxes and then re-ship them out to other people. I was hired with training and multiple steps I had to go through to acquire the position. Then I recently found out one of the packages that was sent was a fraud and used opening up a credit card and someone else’s name. They also promised me payment after 30 days which I have not received at all. No one will contact me and answer my phone calls, texts or emails.

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• Nov 18, 2024
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They grabbed my resume of indeed. And tell me in hired for a quality control remote position check products that are complete and send to buyer I got products sent. But never got paid

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- West Palm Beach, FL, USA • Nov 04, 2024
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I was contacted by email that told my email address went under spam, and was offer employment due to the mistake. After accepting the "employment" I was introduced to new website with a video and other instructions to check any packages for damages and introduce the new label given to me by the employer and than ship the package through ups, fedex, or usps. After reviewing the instructions I was given a test on another website that based on the instructions that required me to have sufficient score. After that I was shipped various packages and follow the instructions on the new website while confirming the packages been shipped and taking photo evidence to upload to the site. And after shipping numerous packages I was supposed to receive my paycheck by the mail, but it never arrived, and any contact so far hasn't not been helpful or hasn't respond back.

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• Nov 27, 2024
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I think i have a similar situation going as my first check was supposed to be mailed out on 11/12 that was the last contact anyone has made with me. I was emailing with the payroll team. The scammer's number you listed is the same number I have for a Celina that was supposedly my supervisor.

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- Henrico, VA, USA • Oct 29, 2024
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I had been using multiple job seeking websites like Indeed, Zip Recruiter, and Snagajob to find remote work from home positions as a flexible secondary source of income. I don't remember which site the job may have come from, but they reached out to me via email and I filled out another official application at the website: https://form.jotform.com/242476860467164 . I was reached out to during the hiring process by individuals using these emails: Zachary Dunnell [email protected], Emily Novak [email protected], and Richard Nolan [email protected]. The person under the name Richard Nolan sent me a IRS W-4 tax document and USCIS I-9 to fill out and called himself the Payroll Manager. These documents I sent in included sensitive information including my social security number. The website I linked in this form (not the one with the application, the other one), is what they used for me to make an account with them, having me upload my government ID next to my face, a photo of my workspace, and my full address. I was told by a woman named Lucy Amankh who claimed to be my supervisor that this was all necessary because "Amazon" would be sending me packages to inspect, make a report on, upload said report to the website, and ship after Lucy uploaded the shipping label for me to print out. They promised all expenses that shipping incurred will be reimbursed with my probationary period salary, which would include the entire month's worth of income, bonuses from shipping packages on time, and reimbursements all in one check, and then once I became a full time employee they would send me checks bi-weekly. The monthly salary was said to be $2,000, and they claimed hiring remote workers helped saved warehouse expenses. I was told I would be paid the 21st of October, and that my check would be mailed to me before i switched to direct deposit, and I waited for several days while everyone that was involved in hiring me completely ghosted me. It was then that I did more research and saw ONE, only ONE article about a reshipping scam, which implied I may have been helping to ship illegally obtained goods and made myself susceptible to identity theft. This has wasted 30 days of my time where I could've been employed in a real job, money I spent transporting packages and buying the necessary supplies to perform this job, and I made financial decisions based on the deception that I would get a paycheck, thus impacting my financial stability greatly.

I was skeptical about this gig at first, but people have made job scam attempts on me in the past and I would always recognize the biggest red flag before it could work, which is asking for money typically, or trying to give you a check that will bounce and make you owe your bank. Since they didn't ask me to pay them, I ignored some red flags, like the overly generous pay and the misspelled words on their website and more. These people knew what they were doing and acted as professional as possible, having me sign documents and having official looking websites (one being amazonsch.com) prepared with videos of fake 'former employees' speaking positively about the job experience. Lucy Amankh even had a phone interview with me. Judging by the fact I only found one source about this scam, this is either an uncommon scam or hardly anyone speaks up about it. It's such a well conducted scheme that I believe it needs to be thoroughly investigated, and I fear for my security. Expensive items were shipped to me, like a new oculus rift model and a Google pixel pro phone, but there were also less expensive looking items like batteries and necklaces. I dont remember being able to find anything about the scam online before I was hired.

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- Lexington, KY, USA • Oct 03, 2024
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Remote fulfillment job 3rd party for Amazon. No possible contact by phone. Only email and texts

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• Sep 09, 2024
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Dear Abdur

I hope this message finds you well. My name is Emily Novak, and I work at Amazon Fulfillment Solutions. About a month ago, you reached out regarding the Remote Assistant position, but unfortunately, we couldn’t respond as your email was flagged as spam. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.

I’m pleased to inform you that we have an additional opening for this role and are eager to prioritize your application. Here are some key benefits of the position:
Competitive annual salary of $40,000+ (including base salary and bonuses)
Flexible working hours
Remote work
Clear career advancement paths
To proceed with your application, please follow these steps:

1. Review the Job Description
Please read the attached Job Description document carefully. It contains detailed information about the role, benefits, and compensation.

2. Complete the Online Employment Application
After reviewing the Job Description, fill out the online Employment Application. This should take about 10-15 minutes. You’ll find the application link at the end of the Job Description document.

3. Sign the Employment Agreement
If your application is successful, we will send you an employment agreement for electronic signature via DocuSign. Please sign and return it promptly.

Final Stage
Within 3 days after you sign the contract, we will confirm your employment. A supervisor will then be assigned to assist you with training and further instructions.

Please start by reviewing the Job Description and then submit your Employment Application. To help us expedite the process, kindly email me once your application is submitted.

If you’re no longer interested in this opportunity, simply reply with "I'm not interested," and we will withdraw your application.

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Best regards,
Emily Novak
HR Manager, Amazon Fulfillment Solutions
[email protected]
[email protected]

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- Wilmington, DE, USA • Sep 07, 2024
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Received email asking if I'd be interested in their remote position receiving and delivering packages for 'Amazon.' I would receive packages from fedex and ups, repackage them and affix their new label and ship them back out

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- Waterbury, CT, USA • Jul 17, 2024
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Sent packages to me to deliver for Amazon

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• Jul 06, 2024
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I was hired for a package handler position through amazon. I would get packages and inspect them and forward them. The morning I was supposed to get paid they deactivated my account. I’ve called and emailed with no answer back!

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- Toledo, OH, USA • Jun 30, 2024
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I was hired for a package handler position through amazon. I would get packages and inspect them and forward them. The morning I was supposed to get paid they deactivated my account.

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• Jul 06, 2024
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Same thing happened to me! With the exact same company!

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- Miami, FL, USA • Jun 18, 2024
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I was hired to be part of a fulfillment operation where I receive packages and resend them to designated areas addresses

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- New Bedford, MA, USA • Jun 18, 2024
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I was on a few job location websites and did mass applications and was contacted back by this "company" offering me an employment opportunity. They had me do a phone interview with a Michael Johnston who initially called me from +1 (302) 409-0897 long story short I got a call back a few days later to start. I have pictures from the smart portal they used to receive and resend the packages from along with the compensation I was supposed to receive. I also spent money on shipping supplies that were supposedly to be reimbursed. The day I was to be paid came and went and I have not been able to get in touch with either of the 2 contact people. The website is gone and I no longer have access to the smart panel. I called from a diffrent number and the woman answered then hung up when I said my name. These people are trash preying on people that are trying to find legit work from home jobs.

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- Memphis, TN, USA • Jun 15, 2024
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Scammer said that the initial job I applied for was no longer available and offered me a paid intern.

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- Paris, TX, USA • Jun 07, 2024
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I recently got hired to do a repacking job from home but after doing research I realized I’ve gotten myself into a repacking scam and i don’t know what to do or how to get out of it I texted and told the person I wasn’t interested in the job no more I told them to stop contacting me and sending me packages I told them I will be sending the packages I’ve received back to the sender they also had me sign into a portal where I could see and print labels (I only did one package )I got suspicious I asked if it was a scam and to try and cover it up they sent me a llc and a company website which looked real but I couldn’t find any information on them so I did some research and was told to report them and that’s exactly what I’m doing

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- Dover, DE, USA • Jun 04, 2024
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Received a phone call saying I was offered a position as a "shipping clerk" and that I would be paid $3,000 monthly base salary with $40 per package that was shipped. Told me I had to wait for a month for my first paycheck. Today is payday and Im not able to log into the dashboard I've been using the entire time. Also none of the "supervisors" are returning my messages/emails/ or calls.

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- Kansas City, MO, USA • May 25, 2024
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They sent me packages that had my address just felt sketchy about evething with the phone calls and extra things I felt like it was sneaky

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