Northam Assurance, Inc. Staffing for a Greater Tomorrow, Sue Neison, Anna Goldman, William Allen, Edward B Rust Sr., Paul J. Smith I was almost "taken" for $1,456.40 or more according to the other stories I've read. Thanks to others and this website I was spared, I hope you will be too! Staten Island, New York
I received a letter and a check dated July 12, 2012 stating I had been hired to participate in a paid "Mystery Shoppers Program". The letter stated that I could earn additional income on a part time bases working as a Consumer Service Evaluator. Then congratulated me!
I could make $310.00 for completing two surveys and be able to keep the products I bought from either Wal-Mart, Costco, Best Buy, Home Depot, etc.. I know! How fantastic is this I get to complete a survey at one of the many stores I shop on a regular basis. Complete a survey, keep the products that I purchase and make money. They even sent me a check for $1,456.40! Which is bonus because I am out nothing really?
It instructs you to contact your account manager prior to depositing the payroll check into your bank account. Wait 24 hours then withdraw $995 plus $90 for service fees and wired it to a William Allen in Atlanta, GA. Then it instructed me to complete the survey and call a number and follow up by faxing he survey. Again, how perfect does this sound?
Being the skeptic that I am and knowing things that are too good to be true probably are not true at all, I googled just Northam Assurance, Inc. and sure enough I found at least 3 other reports. So I just filed another one in hopes it helps someone else like me out. I feel horrible for the others that this has happened to.