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Job offer to check and send packages for high pay
The website is https://cargoveracouriers.com/ and the email was [email protected]. They have an address too, 10200 E Girard Ave Bldg B STE 212, Denver, CO 80231. Phone number they used was (970) 408-5616.
I didn't lose any money but it felt strange. Just a call about a job that doesn't seem real. No company name really stood out except what they gave me.
Job offer turned out to be a package scam with no company name
Then a friend told me this was a scam. I went on Google to look into it and found out about this whole process. They had a website www.cargoveracouriers.com and an email [email protected]. Their address is 10200 e girard ave bldg b, Denver, CO 80231. The phone number was (970) 408-2598.
I didn't lose any money but still feels wrong they have my ID now.
Sent my license photo to a job ad that felt off
The company is called Cargo Vera Couriers I think. Their website is cargoveracouriers.com and they have an address in Denver at 10200 E Girard Ave Bldg B STE 212. The email they used was [email protected]. The phone number they gave was 1(983) 209-0586.
I didn't lose any money but I just feel stupid for sending my photo ID at all. Something about it felt strange even when I was doing it.
Job offer call for a courier job I never applied for
Then they sent me an email with links to videos and websites. At first it looked pretty real. But I Googled the company name and the first thing that popped up said it was highly likely a scam. Their phone number is (983) 223-2812 and the website they used is cargoveracouriers.com. They also had an email [email protected] and an address in Denver.
Job offer that wanted my ID and banking info before I even started
He sent me an email with a link for my "contact." Then he said after I completed the contract, which included sending a picture of the front and back of my ID plus a picture of me holding my ID, my manager and payroll would reach out. They wanted to set up my desktop and banking information.
I told him I wanted to review the contract first before signing. He said to call him back after I did. He said the number he called from was his personal number. I didn't do it. It felt strange.
Phone call about a shipping checker job asking for my ID photos
They asked me to send them a photo of the front and back of my ID. I thought that was strange for just a job interview. They gave me a website cargoveracouriers.com and an email [email protected]. Also an address at 10200 E Girard Ave bldg B STE 212 in Denver.
I didn't send anything yet because it felt off. No company name on the caller ID just the phone number (983) 213-4602. I'm not sure what to do.
Job interview for package handler felt off from the start
The first 30 days is a probation period. Instead of getting paid in 2 weeks like most jobs, with this contract you get paid the first time in 30 days. After that your pay period goes to every 2 weeks.
I was interviewed. Then they sent over the contract and I emailed it back after signing. I had to approve a background check and show my ID. They also made me take a photo of myself holding my ID. The website is cargoveracouriers.com and the email was [email protected]. The address they gave was 10200 E Girard Ave Bldg B STE 212 in Denver. Phone number was (983) 207-0219.
Job offer asked for my driver’s license photo
Now after doing more research I see the whole thing is a scam. Their website is cargoveracouriers.com and the email was [email protected]. They have an address at 10200 E Girard Ave Bldg B STE 212 in Denver. Phone number is 1(970) 436-8261.
I didn’t lose any money but I’m worried about my identity. I just want to stop this before something happens.