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  • Report:  #483097

Complaint Review: America Consumer Research

America Consumer Research professional development programs Today I received a letter with a check for $3,499.86 for America Consumer Research Mystery Shopper Research. I DO NOT have a bank account at this time but I did take the check to a bank and ask them Bentonville, Arkansas

  • Reported By:
    jaymi — denham springs Louisiana USA
  • Submitted:
    Thu, August 20, 2009
  • Updated:
    Sun, January 31, 2010
  • America Consumer Research
    po box 9977
    Bentonville, Arkansas
    United States of America
  • Phone:
    1438868202
  • Category:

Today I received a letter with a check for $3,499.86 for America Consumer Research Mystery Shopper Research.

I DO NOT have a bank account at this time but I did take the check to a bank and ask them to look it over or tell me what they could and all they could do was deposit it and wait.

I took the check home and decided to call the people and this is how our conversation went:

Arabic Accent (AA): America Consumer Research

ME: my ref num is 569388

AA:Your name?

ME:gave name

AA:How can I help you?

ME:My coordinators are Downing and Adams, can I speak with one?

AA:I am Adams

ME:OK mr. Adams (thinking yea right.. thats an american name a*****e!) Where are
you located?

AA:Where ever it says on the paper. Why do you ask me that?

ME: Yea I knew this was a scam! I want my name off of your list!
AA:click

2 Updates & Rebuttals


Puff ''n'' Stuff

Arkansas,
United States of America

That is not a Bentonville phone number

#3General Comment

Sun, January 31, 2010

Something fishy about this one for sure. I live in Bentonville and that is not a local area code or prefix. 


Ronny g

North hollywood,
California,
U.S.A.

Glad you caught this

#3

Fri, August 21, 2009

Yeah, it's pretty suspect when someone just sends out $3500.00 checks. Of course it's got to be a fake.

The scary thing is people fall for this kind of scam all the time. They have bank accounts and the banks have no trouble cashing them (the banks only seem to make you wait when it's a paycheck or any legitimate check)...then when it bounces they hit you up for the full amount of the bogus check (yes, you are responsible for cashing the bad check in the banks eyes), plus all fees involved such as NSFs etc..it can be a life changing disaster.

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