- Report: #766127
Complaint Review: Network Temporary Agency - Parlin Texas
Reported By:
Eddi -
Clinton, Maryland, United States of America
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Network Temporary Agency
2387 Woodmere Drive Parlin, 07535 Texas, United States of America
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450-675-0831
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Network Temporary Agency Secret Shopping and Paid Survey; Received check for $2,142 for 2 Evaluations; Check from Feizy Import & Export Co.; Dallas, TX; Parlin, Texas
Received a letter postmarked in Canada with no return address and inside was a letter from Network Temporary Agency - Job Invitation for Secret Shopper and Paid Survey along with a check in the amount of $2,142.40 drawn on Bank of America from Feizy Import & Export Co., 1949 Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75207. The letter instructed me to deposit this check in my account and, after a day or two, I should withdraw $1,892.40 to complete 2 evaluations: 1) Wire $1,662 via Western Union (service charge $170.00) and report if they follow guidelines related to funds transfer $1,000 and more. 2) Spend $60 at a retail outlet, i.e., KMart, WalMart, JC Penny, etc. and take notes on experience and complete the customer service evaluation and fax store receipts to 732-909-8388. Then directed to contact assigned coordinators, Patrick Thomas or Linda Hayes at 450-675-0831 (it's a cell phone per reverse lookup) for more clarifications. I could not find this company on the Internet and the the zip code is a New Jersey zip code (07535), not Texas. The Feizy Import & Export Co. does have a website, but the connection, if any, is not apparent. The letter has Sarah Ann Roseville PHD (per letter; not a typo), Managing Director, Human Resources.
I had been on the internet last week looking for a part-time job and not sure if my info came from CareerBuilders. I did not fall for this and did some research beforehand so please be AWARE should you receive anything like this in the mail. The check looks legitimate and it appears as if you get to "keep $310.00."
I had been on the internet last week looking for a part-time job and not sure if my info came from CareerBuilders. I did not fall for this and did some research beforehand so please be AWARE should you receive anything like this in the mail. The check looks legitimate and it appears as if you get to "keep $310.00."
