I answered an ad in the December 15th/09 Toronto Star looking for Secret/Mystery Shoppers. To be considered the ad directed me to their web site where registration took place. (Name, address, phone and email address). Upon completion of the registration process, a screen came up notifying me that I ...
I am usually more careful with things like this, but the deciding factor was the bank cashing the money order. I thought if anything, the bank would take the proper security measures. Apparently not. I replied to an ad in the local newspaper regarding mystery shoppers. I was directed to send some ...
They sent me a $1500 cheque. The instructions on the letter where to go to my Financial institution and cash the money order, then act as a Mystery shopper for Canada Post and send a moneygram to a supposed relative in Bows, England. No address just to a name, town and country. WHO sends $1500 ...
I was searching for Mystery Shopper work on line and I found this company advertising that they were looking for Mystery Shoppers. They provided a Web Site to go to fill out an application. The website was CONTINENTALEVALUATION.com. I provided the minimal information that was required and in ...
I was searching for Mystery Shopper work on line and I found this company advertising that they were looking for Mystery Shoppers. They provided a Web Site to go to fill out an application. The website was CONTINENTALEVALUATION.com. I provided the minimal information that was required and in ...