Mega Hertz e-mailed me regarding a position as a secret shopper. Within a week I received a check in the mail, which looked to be authentic for the $1,998.55 made out to me. My first assignment was to go to the nearest Western Union and forwarded the monies to a receiver in Madrid Spain. I must do this within 24 hours or will not be permitted to go to the next assignment. The check had to be deposited into my bank account, deduct my participation pay of $350 and remit $1,496 to the receiver, with $93 to transfer funds. Fortunately, I did not fall for it. Something told me to check with the bank the check was drawn on to make sure it is a legitimate bank; and there was. There was an account, however, it was inactive. Thank God I didn't fall for it. A lot of people will. This is warning to everyone "if it sounds too good to be true, it usually is."
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