Premier Consumer Solutions Inc sent my daughter who is only 10 years old a check in the amount of $3,790.00 to participate in thier mystery shopper program. They wanted her to go to certain stores and buy something and then go to a Western Union or Money Gram and wire a certain amount of money. The breakdown of the funds were:
1. Probatrion training pay $300
2. Required fund to be transferred $3,290.00
3. Money Gram/Western Union Service charge $150.00
4. Funds for shopping $50.00
The first hint of something not rightwas that the name of the company on the letter did NOT match the name of the company on the check. I called the number listed at the top of the letter and was asked to call back in 10 minutes because the gentleman who answered the phone was on the other line. When I said No and explained why I was calling, I was put on hold and then disconnected. Luckily, I was smart enough to do a web search on this company and found that other people had been scammed by this company. Be aware!!! This is not a legitament. The check will bounce and you will be stuck. Your bank will come after you for the money.
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