Complaint / Review
Marketest Consumer Research
A very realistic looking check for $3,977.29 arrives in the mail with instructions of how you are to spend it as a mystery shopper. A Texas address with a Canadian postmark is very suspicous!

A check for $3,977.29 arrives in the mail with instructions of how to spend it as a mystery shopper, keeping $300 for "training pay" and spending $200 on a preselected shopping assignment and then wiring some $3000 back to them to check the efficiency of Western Union or MoneyGram. It shows a breakdown of how the money is to be used and gives the name Ms. Tamara Douglas as the "assignment coordinator". The instruction from Ms. Tamara Douglas will be to deposit the money into your bank account so the funds can be released!

Beware! YOU will be responsible when the check does not clear and by that time you have already dispersed the money and it is gone! It also gives an expiration date so you will rush and get it all done quickly. The letter is signed by Yolanda Carter, Director, Human Resources.