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Text from Mary at Indeed about my resume
I have the text conversation saved from the next week but when I tried to attach the files here it said I have more than the allowed amount. I might have to find another way to send them. The phone number that texted me was (303) 332-1495 and the email they used was [email protected] which doesn't seem right for Indeed. Their address on the paperwork says 1277 Borregas Avenue in Sunnyvale CA.
I'm not sure what the deal is but I wanted to report this. I didn't lose any money but something felt off about the whole thing.
Job posting asked for my license and selfie
Then he asked me to send a selfie of me holding my driver's license. I did that. Then he asked for the front and back of my license too. That's when it felt weird. Why would they need that before I even started?
The address they gave was 175 S Union Blvd # 305, Colorado Springs, CO. I didn't send the front and back pictures. I stopped replying. I didn't lose any money but I'm worried about that selfie I already sent.
Job offer that turned out to be a scam through Indeed
It felt off right away. They were asking for things that didn't make sense for a real job. I didn't lose any money because I figured it out before sending anything. But it was a waste of my time and I was pretty frustrated. Just another job scam.
Job offer that turned out to be a scammer
But then things started feeling off. They were asking for stuff that didn't make sense for a real job. I didn't send any money or give them anything personal because I got suspicious. The whole thing was supposed to be a job but it was just scammers pretending. I'm glad I didn't lose anything but it's still annoying.
Job offer wanted me to download something I did not trust
I did not feel right about it. I never heard of needing to download something just to talk about a job. So I told them no and I did not do it. They kept pushing but I refused. The address they listed was in Los Angeles, CA but the whole thing felt strange.
I did not lose any money but it was a waste of time. I just wanted to report it.
Job offer from Lara Bossard and Mark Reed felt off
I didn't lose any money but something felt strange about the whole thing. They didn't really explain what the job was or give me clear details. Just kept talking about the position.
I thought it was a real employment offer but now I'm not sure. No company name was really given just those two people contacting me. Felt like a scam the way they were talking.
Showed up to a fake job interview in Pasadena
When I got there nobody knew what I was talking about. The address was empty. I called the number back and nobody answered.
I wasted a whole day for nothing. No company name on anything. Just a phone number and a website that doesn't even have my application.
Text about a job offer that felt completely off
The whole thing felt strange. They sent me an offer letter that was just one page and nothing else. Then they kept telling me over and over I would not have to use my own money for the position. The way they talked in the messages was very jagged, like it was formally translated from another language. Not how a real person actually talks.
I did not lose any money but it was obviously a scam. The phone number they used was (480) 270-9919.
Got a fake job offer through Indeed, can't reach anyone real
Everything they sent was bogus. The addresses were fake and I could never actually talk to a real person. It all felt off from the start.
And Indeed needs to be sued for allowing these scammers to operate on their website. People are getting tricked.
Getting harassing loan calls from a number I don't know
I never gave them my number. I never applied for any loan with them. I just want the calls to stop. It's really frustrating.
Getting harassing loan calls from a number linked to Indeed
It's very annoying and it just feels like harassment. This all seems connected to Indeed, which is where I was looking for a job. I lost $2500 in an employment scam that came through there. Now I'm getting these constant calls on top of it. It's too much.
Getting constant loan scam calls from a number pretending to be Indeed
The calls seem to be connected to a scam using Indeed's name. I got an email from [email protected] about it too. They haven't gotten any money from me, but they're trying to get my information. The calls just don't stop.
Got a fake job offer through Indeed, no contact on start date
In the days before I was supposed to start, I emailed them back with questions about the location and other stuff. I never got an answer. The morning I was supposed to start, nobody called me or anything. That's when I realized the whole thing was a scam. The email came from [email protected].
Got a weird job message asking for my resume again after I applied
Job listing keeps changing the pay rate after I apply
They sent me a bad check after I shipped items for them
I did what they said, but the check they sent was no good. It was bad. Now I'm out the money for all of it, $966, and I never got paid for any of the work or shipping I did. They used an email [email protected] and said they were from Albequrque. This whole thing feels like a scam.
Applied for a remote job and got a shady package forwarding offer
They said my job would be getting packages at my house, then repackaging them and shipping them out internationally. It felt off right away. They emailed me these "i9" documents that looked really shady, so I asked them about it.
They got super defensive when I questioned them. They emailed me back what they said was proof of their LLC and a paper from the IRS, but the IRS paper looked obviously fake. The whole thing just didn't make sense for a real job.
Got a fake job offer through Indeed that turned out to be a scam
Then the person emailed me out of the blue to congratulate me on the new job. They said they sent a check that I needed to deposit into my bank and then withdraw the money to buy stuff for the children. The whole thing just seemed fishy to me. I looked into it and it turned out to be a scam. The contact email was [email protected] and it was supposedly from Ventura, CA.