Received a letter explaining how the system works. Its not the first time I receive something like this. So I took that beautiful check and called the bank. I Google search the bank and its not the same address that it said in the check. I talk to some one and they asked the check number. Amount and name and told me want a real check. The bank would accept it at first because Looks real but the paper looks quite not like the ones they use for a cashier checks. I search here and found that unfortunate other people falled for it. it say to deposit in my bank and then seem the money to another lady in texas. Why a real company would to something like that? Think about it. They don't know if you really going to do that. They won't take the chance and lose money. Don't fall for it.
Got an email from these people, which didn't seem real, so trashed it. Next thing I know, I get a letter just like the email sent Priority Mail with a Cashier's Check for $1680.00. I knew something was fishy, so I put it aside for a few days till I had time to look into it. Put their name in Google tonight, and, no surprise, found all kinds of the same stories on here. Glad I didn't try to do anything with the check! I'm curious if all the checks they are sending out are from the same bank, though.
Received an e mail from a secret shopper company. Then received a ""cashiers"" check for $1,680 with a letter to deposit and wire $1,480 to a Felix Lawrence in Atlanta, as he is the next shopper. Thank god for the web. My letter is from a Dennis Grover, was Dennis Garner in other reports.The wire transfer is to a Felix Lawrence was Felix Black.
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Received a letter explaining how the system works. Its not the first time I receive something like this. So I took that beautiful check and called the bank. I Google search the bank and its not the same address that it said in the check. I talk to some one and they asked the check number. Amount and name and told me want a real check. The bank would accept it at first because Looks real but the paper looks quite not like the ones they use for a cashier checks. I search here and found that unfortunate other people falled for it. it say to deposit in my bank and then seem the money to another lady in texas. Why a real company would to something like that? Think about it. They don't know if you really going to do that. They won't take the chance and lose money. Don't fall for it.
Got an email from these people, which didn't seem real, so trashed it. Next thing I know, I get a letter just like the email sent Priority Mail with a Cashier's Check for $1680.00. I knew something was fishy, so I put it aside for a few days till I had time to look into it. Put their name in Google tonight, and, no surprise, found all kinds of the same stories on here. Glad I didn't try to do anything with the check! I'm curious if all the checks they are sending out are from the same bank, though.
Received an e mail from a secret shopper company. Then received a ""cashiers"" check for $1,680 with a letter to deposit and wire $1,480 to a Felix Lawrence in Atlanta, as he is the next shopper. Thank god for the web. My letter is from a Dennis Grover, was Dennis Garner in other reports.The wire transfer is to a Felix Lawrence was Felix Black.