Hollie
Swanton,#2Consumer Suggestion
Mon, April 28, 2008
Ok, I get that you feel blessed to have checked out this company before falling victim to this scam, but at the same time I have to say Are You Serious? Come on think about it, even my 10 year old can tell you this was a scam! There are so many of these out there. I mean from the daughter of a very well connected general in Irac who needs your help to get her fathers money and they just need you to supply the bank account for which the millions of dollars will go into and for this they are wiling to give you a millon or two just for your time! Yeah right!! Also there is the pet scam where they are going to send you a cashiers check for atleast a thousand over the actual cost of the animal being sold and you are to turn around the same day you deposit the fake check and send by western union that over payment to their supposed shipping agent. Again if you fall for this all I can really say to you is, you are very stupid! Then this is my favorite, some stranger contacts you through a chat room and after chatting you up for only a few days sometimes less, they just want to help you out by sending you all this money for which was unsolicited by you and the best part of this one is they don't even ask for you to send them any of it after cashing it which makes you really think it must be legitt however for these scammers the punch line is you the victim if you can really call yourself that, start to spend the money for which there is really no funding source and once the bank realizes that these money orders you have deposited and drawn off of are fake, then you the owner of the account are held accountable for the money and when you can't pay it back at once, well then the bank contacts the police whom have no sympathay for your sitiuation and you then find yourself up the creek without the money to pay the bank back. No people come on, please, please start using your brains here, the old saying really does stand true! "If IT SOUNDS TO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT PROBABLY IS!!!!" You really think someone is going to send you thousands of dollars in the mail to go be their secret shopper? Yeah Right! Not to mention you never send someone you don't know money through a wire service which by the way is untracable before you know that money is actually there, best thing to do is call the bank for which the supposed check is written on, I bet you 10 out of 10 times the bank will tell you that those numbers listed as the account and routing number don't even correspond to theirs! Just please, please, use the brains the good lord gave you ane when in doubt, don't do anything.
Atlanta Guy
Atlanta,#3Consumer Comment
Mon, April 28, 2008
Your bank will definitely charge you a fee for depositing that bogus check. And you should go to your bank and let them know about it ahead of time. It could save you a possible criminal charge. Did you read the post from the young lady who was sentenced to 2 years in prison on this scam ?? I am so glad you never touched the money.
Italiana
Akeley,#4Author of original report
Mon, April 28, 2008
The supposed "Mr. Rogers" is now calling me on a phone registered to : Annie Malensant @ phone number 1-250-885-0566-----gee, this is the fax number for the American Survey Research Org. Does any of this sound like a scam to any of you??? This has been reported to the FBI in hopes this ring will be abolished. I hope all will check RipOff Reports before they do get ripped off by these obvious criminals.