Evridic Systems sales exchange manager customer service employment western union paypal ripoff scam These people convince you they have a legitimate business and initially ask if you want to work from home part time answering emails for their customer service department Nikolaev Ukraine
These people contacted me with an offer to work from home as a customer service rep, answering e-mails for them. This offer said: We are currently hiring 5-10 email Customer Service Representatives for processing payments. NO SET UP FEES. NOTHING TO BUY. JOIN IS FREE. 95% of customer service will be email based.
Positions are all part-time. Benefits will be offered after 2 months of employment.
Customer Service Representative Duties will include:
1)Answering several hundred customer emails daily
2)Answering occasional phone calls.
3)Process payments.
REQUIREMENTS:
--PayPal account prefferred (Sign up takes 2-3 days).
--Positive Attitude.
--Must be willing to learn.
--Must be able to work without supervision.
--Must be able to speak and read English.
--No Experience Necessary
How To Apply:
Just respond your resume to resume@Evridic.com
When I replied, I was told these positions were filled but they had a position as a "Sales/Exchange Manager" open I could apply for. They asked for my resume, which I foolishly sent, and "Donna" e-mailed me back:
Thank you for the interest to our offer!
Here is example of work process:
1)We have order from our customer.
2)We give him your paypal account (Only Paypal account name).
3)He transfer money to you and provide us amount of transfer.
4)You check it and confirm to us.
5)Then you take your comission and transfer the rest money to our worker.
6)You count all fees and send us email with it (Microsoft Word Document Only)
after you sent us each transfer.
Usual amount is $600-2000.
WE PAY ALL THE FEES. (WE PAY PAYPAL FEE AND WESTERN UNION FEE)
Please answer next simple question:
1)Do You have Paypal account?
2)Is your Paypal account Verified?
3)What type of Paypal account do you have (Personal,Premier,Bussiness)?
4)Do you have Paypal atm/debit card?
Regards,
Donna
After two transactions, I began to get a funny feeling about this, so I e-mailed the company for clarification. I also e-mailed the sender of the two money transfers to my PayPal account. This was Evridic's reply:
Dear Brian,
We cater for various services to our clients - software development, web design,
web sites development, advertising of sites through the Internet, consulting
services covering rather wide range of IT-technologies items.We establsih local
networks with online support. Wireless networks and Adsl Internet lines.
We do these services for USA, UK customers.
And money sent to Ukrane becuase Ukrane is poor country and we pay less. Also
Ukrane government return us Western Union fee.
Regards,
Evridic Systems
PayPal then e-mailed me to inform me they were freezing the two transfers and required information about them I did not have. It seems I've been screwed yet again and will take the hit for over $1,600.00 that I cannot afford. I was foolish, but I'm looking for a legitimate home-based business because I work 40 miles from home and I'm helping take care of my 78 year-old mother who has had two TIA's and a serious stroke within the last year. If any attorney or agency can help me to regain my money, gratis, I would be eternally grateful. I really cannot afford to take this hit. Please, someone, help me!
Brian
Jackson, Michigan
U.S.A.