I, too, was offered this unbelievable offer of a work at home position with this company, making $2600 per month!
That was my first alarm going off! But I wanted to see how far this crook was going to go. I later received an email stating that the U.S. Bank accounts weren't set up yet, and I could do them a favor by receiving a $25,000 check from a creditor on AROSAM'S behalf. Yeah, Right!
So I would just take out $25,000, give them $22,600, and... Er. Who would be responsible for the 25k to the creditor? That's right! This crook is probably scamming people left and right, if they weren't careful enough to catch this.
What scares me now is that in the beginning, (when nothing seemed suspicious) I faxed my passport and D. L number to the number I posted.
I just hope that these scam artists can't use my information. I was cautious enough to white-out my passport and d.L. Number.:)
I really knew it was a fraud, when I received two emails, suppossedly from 2 different people, which contained the same spelling errors. Come on! Somebody from Estonia doesn't know how to spell their own city? I looked the company up on the Estonia Chamber of Commerce and found the correct spelling of the city... And, hence, no AROSAM listed their either.
I hope this information helps someone else out there, like this website has helped me!
Thanks!
Anethea
De Rijp
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