I applied for a position through an email, was out of work, needed money bad and got scammed out of $3500.00 by a guy named Austin Cole who stated he worked for Honeywell International. I was asked to cash money orders, through my bank and then wire the money, less 10% (for my fee) to another ...
If you receive an email like the example below -BEWARE - It is a scam to launder money abroad!!! It looks very legit, but it isn't and I can only imagine how many innocent people are going to fall for this scam. Remember the old saying, "If it looks to good to be true, It probably is". ...
I decided to check this out and glad I did. This is a scam DO NOT REPLY. Luckily I only got to the application and didn't proceed. I really don't know how these people can get away with this. I wish someone would get these people some how. Thanks usacomplaints.com for reporting this and us smaller ...
I received the e-mail just as everyone else has shown, but he did not ask for any personnal information like my bank account number so i thought ok will see what happens next, responded to job offer and got my approval e-mail within a couple of days-got a little suspicious so went to honeywells web ...
I received an email from these folks offering a job that on the surface seemed completely innocent. I had no previous dealings with this company so I immediately became suspicious of a scam. I requested a Google search of Honeywell International and low and behold; there before my eyes was a scam ...
I received the email from "David Cote" and applied for the position I figured it was a scam when I called the number listed and it always goes to a security desk. At any rate I asked if this was a scam, and there was no reply to my question just an email that stated that I would receive ...