Apply as a mystery shopper and earn $150 per survey

The Mystery America
Communications & Human Resources Center
1211, Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036 USA.
Email: mysteryamerican12[@]aol.com
Tel: (585) 633-5268

Hello,

Would you like to be a Secret/Mystery shopper and earn $150 per survey? Please get back to us with below details.

Full Name:
Address:
City:
State:
Zipcode
Country:
Home Phone Number:
Mobile Phone Number:
Email:
Current Occupation:

You are to send the above requested information to Mr. Andrew George via his e-mail address: mysteryamerican12[@]aol.com

Thank you for your co-operation,

Andrew George.
Communications & Human Resources Center, USA.
1211, Avenue of the Americas
New York, NY 10036

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Roshawn9
Roshawn9

i just received a check from secretshopperslink.com for 1800.00. i am sure this is a scam. should i throw the check away or return the check via certified mail


ashanta
ashanta

Ok I've received 2 money orders n d amount of $985.00 each n today I received a check for $1999.00 along with instructions to cash them both n western union d remainder

gman518
gman518

Counterfeit Postal Money orders. Very convincing, and very realistic, but counterfeit nonetheless.

Nancy Jones
Nancy Jones

I think that I may have tripped into this one. When I gothome today there was a cashiers check for $2850 that I was directed to cash at my own bank and them money gram $2450 on. Since it is Friday night I can't confirm ift he check is legitimate or not. Needless to day I won't be cashing it our forwarding any money this weekend. The instructions are to do it within 24 hours.

gancot
gancot

There is one born every day!

B. Rutkow
B. Rutkow

Unfortunately, I was involved with this scam. Did not do any research to confirm the company. Now I am seeking professional advice how to cover loss incurred in this scam. Expensive lesson to learn.

Lance Wood
Lance Wood

Do any of you know for a fact that it is a scam? Do I? I haven't a clue. If it is a scam, has BBB cited it thus? And if it is, why does it continue? I just saw it was referenced three years ago as questionable.

Al Dunning
Al Dunning

I usually mark these as phishing scam and move on but this one seemed like it might be OK as grammar and spelling weren't riddled with errors and didn't want identification numbers. But why be asking me information you should already know? And the company email is aol.com. And area code 585 is Rochester, NY - a long way from NYC. Then I decided there was no point in checking the Dept of Business and Professional Regulation and blocked the EverBeauty (located in New Jersey) site it came from.

Mike Gaensslen
Mike Gaensslen

What is the point posting a comment if nobody can do anything about these idiots? Report them to spam@uce.gov and AOL, everywhere were it makes a difference and turn on the heat for these asses.

Scam Watcher
Scam Watcher

Hi Mike.. thanks for your comment. Commenting here increases exposure for this type of scam, thereby decreasing the chances of others being scammed. Awareness is key to fighting online scams.

Chandra Bates
Chandra Bates

I constantly receive these in my email; I wish I knew how to stop them; I place them is the 'spam' box they still come; I put them in 'junk' they never stop. you'd think the government could step in because I even get some marked from the FBI...can someone tell me who I need to contact to stop this matter.