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Reported details

Phone: (323) 403-5897
Website: www.vebess.com
Address: 3250 Wilshire Blvd. #1930 Los Angeles,CA. 90010
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment
Initial means of contact: Email

These guys are good, I worked for an entire month thinking I had a job, I feel so stupid!

I initially received an email, then they conducted a phone interview with me, with very basic questions. I have been out of touch with the working world, and oh my gosh so much has changed! I haven't looked for a job in a very long time, as most of my positions have been via word of mouth or referrals from friends. It has been an entire learning curve just trying to figure out who is legit and who is a scam. I was so proud of my new remote position, this was going to allow me to get my own business going. I was going to be a w-9 employee for thirty days while I was on probation, then after that, if they decided I was a good fit, then I would be an employee with full benefits. My first check was going to be a paper check that arrived in the mail. Ten days went by and nothing, that's when I knew. They have a CRM site which is https: fine.crm.com where all of the packages I was supposed to be processing would be in my queue, I was to be in front of my computer from 9 am to 5pm Monday through Friday... i don't know what else to report, I was scammed out of thirty days of my time. I searched them and didn't see any scam alerts at the time. Their website looks legit, there were no spelling errors in any of the emails, they had a whole separate department emailing me from supposedly the HR department and all of the email addresses looked legit, they were all from vebess.com no janky-looking anything! I reported them to the Federal Trade Commission, but I haven't heard anything back about my report. I am getting savvy with all of these scam alert sites, and boards and am reporting them everywhere I can so nobody else falls victim. they are 100% a scam.

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- Houston, TX, USA

Reported details

Phone: (323) 529-0649
Website: vebess.com
Address: 3250 Wilshire Blvd #1930, Los Angeles, CA 90010, USA
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment

They set up there whole operation to look so legit down to the web site that they put up. They will have people contacting you for the initial interview along with a number to call back. Paperwork for employment has the company logo and everything about it seemed legit. They set you up with there CRM program to upload info to the recieving end to make it more convincing. They assign you a fake curator who you use when any problems arise. You will get packages mostly on weekends to throw you off due to the so-called compensation for working off hours. Packages will come that arent on your list. The way they lure you is the amount of pay they say you will be given. When its time to get paid you will get the run around once you start questioning when the paycheck will be coming. Once they realized you caught on to the scheme all emails for communication will be sent back as failure then there web site is no longer available as if it never existed. All info you gave this company will be used on the dark website to do fraudulent activity.

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Reported details

Website: vebess.com
Address: Los Angeles, CA, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Online Purchase

I was contacted by email by a man name Joey Andrews who set me up with an interview and was hired And my Supervisor was Taylor Dixon I stated on 06/05/2023 I was send paperwork that explained the jobs and and the pay for my probation period and then if i an hired on my pay will increase In the month of June i received 4 packages which I did the process and shipped for them On 07/05/2023 I received an email from which supposed to have been from Hr stating that a check hadd been mail after not receiving the check in a timely manner I emailed the HR again as wellas Taylor Then i was blocked And now i can't find the website

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Reported details

Phone: 323) 529-0649
Website: fine-crm.com
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment
Initial means of contact: Email

I was hire by this so call company for a whole month I was shipping stuff that was coming to me. The told me that my first payment would be on the 07/17 but it would be a check mail to my address it been two weeks that I haven’t received it and when I tried to call the number isn’t even ringing and the website I was working on it isn’t working anymore. I went to phone interview with them and the send my documents to sign even tax forms I did so I thought it was legit but now that’s I did some research I found out that it’s a scram what should I do .

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Reported details

Phone: (800) 652-1824
Website: vebess.com
Address: Los Angeles, CA, USA
Email: [email protected]
Total money lost: $3,300
Type of a scam: Employment

Victim of a re-shipping scam. I responded to an online job posting that advertised package forwarding services. The company called me and I competed interview process. I was offered a job where I received packages at my address and then shipped them to a different addresses. The company even had me fill out a W-9 form. The company assured me that it was a legitimate business that help fulfill overstock amazon packages, but now I suspect that the packages contained stolen goods or were purchased using stolen credit cards. I have become concerned because I received multiple packages with different names and addresses, and I started to suspect the legitimacy of the operation. Company says they pay once a month but you have to wait 10 days to receive a check that never comes. I have collected evidence such as emails, shipping receipts, and package details to support my claims. The website that they use is fine-crm.com

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Reported details

Phone: (323) 529-0649 (800) 652-1824
Website: vebess.com
Address: 3250 Wilshire Blvd #1930, Los Angeles, CA 90010, USA
Email: [email protected]
Type of a scam: Employment

After shipping a few boxes, I had the police come to my home with a warrant to confiscate my computer and phone. This is because of suspected credit card theft and fraud connected to this company. I was completely unaware, ashamed, embarrassed and and hurt for this was my only source of "potential" income. Business seemed legit with forms and information, testing requirements, and tracking of all packages.

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- Murfreesboro, TN, USA

Reported details

Phone: (800) 652-1824
Website: Vebess.com
Address: Los Angeles, CA 90010, USA
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment

I believe I have fallen victim to a re-shipper scam. I responded to an online job posting that advertised package forwarding services. I was offered a job where I received packages at my address and then shipped them to a different addresses. The company assured me that it was a legitimate business, but now I suspect that the packages contained stolen goods or were purchased using stolen credit cards. I have become concerned because I received multiple packages with different names and addresses, and I started to suspect the legitimacy of the operation. I have collected evidence such as emails, shipping receipts, and package details to support my claims

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