I received mail without a return address, but the penmanship looks familiar. Opened it and saw a check for $4992.00. I read what it was for. I got excited. Wow! I am actually really going to be able to shop, write a review and get paid. But I realized that there was no contract. I called the number that was on the letter and someone named Stacy answered but it was signed by Kristy Hudson.
So I was instructed to cash the check and call them as soon as the money is in my account. I called the number on the check. A girl named Tina Railey answers. I hear people talking on the back. I asked if she would verify the check. I asked her what time they open. She said "nine to nine" then hung up the phone. I looked into my files as who I contacted to become a mystery shopper. I have noticed that mystery shoppers association warns big upfront checks. I called the number again. The same girl answered. I wanted to speak to the manager immediately! She said she will have "him" call back. I called and tried a different prompt. Ha! Same person. I asked where the manager was and if she was the only person working there. She hung up. I called FOX 10 News and left a message. I also have contacted the Trade Commission. I went on line again and searched for the real Milledgeville Bank. Then alas! Home page warns everyone that they have been a victim of a scam! I left the Vp a message and got a call back very promptly the very next morning. I do not think that it is fair that these people are playing with peoples hard earned money and most especially their dreams. The emotion that comes with it is something that no one can put a price tag on. Milledgeville State Bank is a small bank who is now having a big bad reputation. Can you imagine if you are a small business owner and your bank has a bad reputation, your reputation is also at risk! I called the Service Probe again and spoke with "Stacy". I told her that the check was fraudulent. She said that her department does not handle the issue. I told her that Service Probe is listed as a fraudulent company who are scamming people. She said that she needs to contact upper management immediately because they take they "these matters seriously". Then, shewas asked to be present the issue in a meeting immediately. The phone service provider is EASYTEL...
Let me do my research on EasyTel... Let us all hope that they are not "sister/brother" companies. This is very scary because these people know your address. There is no telling what they are capable of...
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