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richardzlowell@outlook.com Richard Z. Lowell
Date | 06/06/2024 |
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Fraudulent email | richardzlowell@outlook.com |
Pseudonym | Richard Z. Lowell |
Scam contents | The scammer will claim your job will be to: - run errands - supervising and monitoring activities - scheduling programs and flights, and maintaining my calendar - acting as a primary point of contact in my absence - making regular contact and drop offs on my behalf - handling and overseeing financial transactions The "interview" if anything will just be some questions and will not be a formal one and you'll be hired right away. He will be urge you to deposit the fake check to your bank account as soon as possible and then send money with the fake funds. Remember NEVER to accept a check from a stranger. Fake checks can take days or weeks for your bank to catch fraudulent. This is why scammers love using this method to scam. Any funds shown in your account after depositing a check are only there due to bank laws. It doesn't mean the check is "good". Scammer takes this time to get you to send money elsewhere, usually to their mule accounts or by irreversible methods like crypto and gift cards. |
Comment / Review | Sent a fake check in a fedex envelope. Pulled my info from LinkedIn and they are urging you to deposit the check which is probably linked to fake and hacking account to take whatever belongs to you. Do not accept and take package back to Fedex and report fraud on package. Report who ever the shipper was.
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lauren 06/27/2024 at 12:39 PM
I applied for a customer service job with another company and was not hired. (That company appeared legit). She then told me she's referred me to this man, Richard Lowell who has a job she's suggesting for me. I reached out to him via email and got a reply quickly. The Scam Contents were almost identical as above, so I declined to go forward.
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ImMe 06/27/2024 at 01:35 PM
This just happened to me as well. Same scenario and all.
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Alex 06/28/2024 at 10:21 AM
This just happened to me too!
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river 06/28/2024 at 05:56 PM
just happened to me referred from LinkedIn. Damn sham cant even go on a job site without someone trying to scam you. Its hard enough out here.