About a month in a half ago, I found a job on careerbuilder.com and was excited about it, but much to my surprise, it is a fraud!
The company's name is Punctual Delivery and their web site is www.punctualdelivery.com. They claim to specialize in mail forwarding by having people from foreign countries, order stuff on-line and then have it sent to an American address, using American names to have the mechandise shipped from Fed Ex or UPS to your American residence and then you ship it over seas to their client, where their real name is revealed, and it is nowhere near the name that they use to get the merchandise shipped to your home.
They claim that after your month trial period, you will get paid. Meanwhile, they have you working taking these boxes to the United States Post office, with no pay. I kept getting the run around, them saying that my check is in the mail, and much to my avail, it never came.
There is DEFINTELY something unethical transpiring here, and I believe that they will continue to advertise their jobs on job sites, to lure people in to work the trial period and then they move on to the next address.
Please look into this, and get back to me. There is DEFINITELY FRAUD taking place in some sort of way. They say it's legal but I beg to differ! Thank you in advance. They also have all sorts of mail coming to your home, for their clients. THIS REALLY IS SERIOUS as I think on it.
I tried at least 7 times to get an explanation as to why I was not paid for the job that I have done (and I was simply told that my check has been sent out). I thought that since the job was on Career Builders, that it was legitimate, but it really is not, and needs to be investigated and shut down immediately! ALL of their clients order off of the Internet and gets the product shipped to American addresses ALL over the US.
Please, please investigate and make sure that they are immediately shut down! They are trying to capitalize off of the US and their companies, and their consumers are cheating their own Countries and putting people in binding positions. They have a lot of aliases that they use with companies and Fed Ex and UPS to send their packages.
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