I also applied to work as a mystery shopper but when I deposited the 4800".00 check into my bank, it came back as Fraudulant/. Someone needs to do something about these phonie ***?. i called an ad that was in the Slidell, Louisiana, free magazine that are on the racks in all the stores:. They sell things for individuals in the community!. I thought it sounded lagit, but in the end I got burned:. I spent 37?.00 to western union this check to an out of state bank, that contacted me that the check was a fraud'. I was very angry and want these jerks caught. 12905a8
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| 1. Written by lisa on January 30, 2009 from chicago, illinois, US I would say just be very cautious of things that sound too good to be true, and yes they are very good scammers... a lot of the time the bank that recives these phony checks can't even tell until it's to late, unfortunately you pay the price. But there are some out there that really work it's just that you have too be very careful... and another peice of advice, GOOGLE is not a god lol... people are always yelling about google this and google that... Just think and use ya good ole' common sense and you'll be fine |
| 2. Written by Mia on September 26, 2008 from worcester, massachusetts, US Mystery shoppers aren't "phonies", your checks were the phoney things! The check scam is all over the internet. READ! Do you know how to use Google? If so, google mystery shopping companies (try the mystery shopping providers association). There are plenty of legit mystery shopping companies out there! |
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