I have recently received an e-mail from this company stating that they had seen my resume on careerbuilder.com and "thought I would be a good candidate." I had been corresponding via e-mail to someone who calls herself "Denise Smith". I was told that I would have to complete any and all transactions via wire transfer and that I would be getting 10% of all transaction amounts. I had some questions, though, and she responded to every e-mail.
I took the bait hook, line and sinker. She answered all of my questions and I felt comfortable with the who scenario. I got a copy of the "agent agreement", signed and e-mailed it back, before I thought to do any research. But the only problem was that I forgot to provide all account information. I had planned on opening a Wells Fargo account (the agent agreement said that this was the bank that their customers dealt with regularily and was found to be the best bank to use) next week and Denise said to e-mail the agreement back after I had opened the account.
But then tonight, I took a chance and started doing a little research and went straight to usaconsumercomplaints.com and found 1 report against these people. Granted, it was reported last year and there's been no other reported activity since, I felt I should advise all of you, that this company is back up to their old tricks.
I'm sorry for what happened to Evangeline, but I am lucky that, thanks to her report, I wasn't another victim.
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