Today 3/10/08 I found and envelope addressed to me in my flower-bed, which should have been handed to me and signed for, as it was in a UPS Express envelope.
Anyway I opened it and found a check in the envelope made out to me in the amount of $3870.00 and a letter explaining to me that a came up in a survey to participate in a consumer research program as a Mystery Shopper. It went on to explain what the money was to be used for, $150. For 2 hours of training, 350. Funds for shopping, 170. Service charge by Money Gram/Western Union and $3200. Required funds to be sent, all totalling
$3870., the total of the check.
Also in the body of the letter it stated, if selected for this program, it would become a permanent part-time position, after training the salary will be increased to $600. Per week for the first three months, and additional increments would follow at $750.00 per week.
I tried to call the contact person Mrs Anna-Maria Fox, but her voice mail was full, and would not take a message, and the offer was to expire today 3108.
My deadline was up, thanks UPS. After that I decided to call the bank and verify the funds of the company, too late, bank closed.
This evening I decided to go on the Internet to find out about this company, and found the complaint. Thanks tobyhanna, you saved me a lot of foot work.By the way the two names mentioned in this letter are Anna-Maria, assignment coordinator, and Brendalynn Woolf, Manager, Human Resources.
Imagine that, a Fox and a Woolf! Also in the envelope was sheet titled Customer Satisfaction Evaluation tool (C-Set) and on the back side of the sheet was a Time Sheet.
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