Subject: Mystery Shopper Position Available ( Reply Via This Email: rttc001@aim.com )
From: Smith.Ty <Ty.Smith@SunTrust.com>
Shop Fast ® is a consultant company based in New York.
We are actually looking for a Mystery Shopper who will be working for our
company. Working with us won't affect your present job.
Job Description: Mystery Shopper Salary: 300$-350$ P/W Time: Anytime of the
week Evaluation Stores: Banks/Restaurants/Grocery Stores E.t.c Application
is free.
Location: From home/Office{Usa/Canada Only} If interested Kindly provide
the below information for assessment and registration of the company to
this email address: rttc001@aim.com
Full Legal Name :
Address :
City :
State :
Zip code :
Country :
Nationality :
Age:
Present occupation:
Home and Cell # :
Thanks in this regards
Alfred Reed
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6 comments:
I've been receiving this email for two to three weeks now, always figures it was a scam, but I live in toronto ontario canada.
This scam has taken on new variants and is using legitimate mystery shopping company names and sometimes the legitimate domain as the from address. So far the reply to address doesn't match the from address.
What's the purpose of this fake mystery shopper position and sending cheques which must be fake to others in the mail? What is to gain?
What is the benefit of this scam and sending cheques which I presume are fake? What is to be gained from this?
There are several variations to this scam. Here is one url to a warning from the RCMP. http://www.cbc.ca/news/story/2008/05/29/secret-shopper.html
The other variant is to send you a cheque to offset your costs, claim to send too much, and ask you to send back the overage.
http://consumerist.com/2011/09/heres-what-a-secret-shopper-scam-looks-like.html
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