As I was doing a work search, I happened to be looking into the market research proffession, and I found this "company". I filled in the info they asked for & really thought no more about it. They didn't ask for money to sign up as some will do (those ones I've been warned away from) so I thought this was a for real job.
The cover letter they sent me with their instructions, the money order (made to look like one from the CIBC for $1800.00), the questionairre to fill in regarding the service I recieved from the target service provider, and the weekly time schedule request sheet that I was to fill in to tell them my availability was all very real looking and it all seemed quite legitamate.
I took the money order they sent to me and cashed it at my bank, took out all but $140.00, which was supposed to be my pay for doing this "work" and took the remainder to send in a money gram.
Two days after I go ahead & send the money gram, I get a call from my bank informing me that I just cashed in a counterfiet money order & that I am now out $1800.00.
They have almost wiped me out. I would sincerely like some restitution.
Sherry
Courtenay, British Columbia
Canada
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