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EMO Logistics Marketing I received a check for $2980 in the mail. I told to wait 24-48 hrs for it to clear and then spend $200 from a list of stores then keep $150 for myself and then use $144 to wire back the remaining money ($2486) to the company. New York Calavary Quebec Canada
I was on the internet looking for work that I could do at home.
A few weeks went by and I received a letter and a check in mail from Emo Logistics. I was careful to really look at the check and it was a real check. i followed the instructions to call the number and speak to Kathleen Thomas and let her know that I had received the check.
She then told me to deposit the check and that it took 24-48 hrs till it cleared then to call her back. In 2 days I called her back and she instructed me to spend $200 from a list of stores and wire back $2486 Calgery, Canada and then to call her back with the MTCN number.
I called her back to tell her that the check did not clear my bank after a week and she said give it a couple more days. I was able to spend $172 for the merchandise and $50 of the money that I was suppose to receive for payment for doing the job. My bank took it on good faith that the check will clear and I was able to spend that money. When I went to spend the reminder of the bank, my bank put a hold on the check. Supposely when the job was done, I was to call her back with the number from western union then she would instructed me on how to return the rest of the money.
I emailed my bank about the check and they said they sent the check back and charged me $5. I tried to call but now no one will answer the phone I just get the same message which is the hours of opperation.
Kitkat0317
Marlton, New Jersey
U.S.A.
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Atlanta Guy
Atlanta,Georgia,
U.S.A.
Geeeezzzzz
#2Consumer Comment
Tue, June 24, 2008
When did you EVER hear of a company that pays you BEFORE you go to work ??? And, by the way, every one of those "work from home" opportunities is a scam. Don't even bother, you're only wasting more time and money. If you need a job, look in the classified ads of your local newspaper, or check out your local Department of Labor It's much safer.