Complaint Review: MS Micro Data Inc - Internet
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- MS Micro Data Inc 5299 DTC BLVD, Greenwood Village, CO 80111 Internet United States of America
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- Web: www.msmicrodatainc.com
- Category: Work at Home
MS Micro Data Inc www.msmicrodatainc.com They are supposed to be a Mystery shopper company sends you a check and your are supposed to deduct $350.00 for your self and the rest is for the mystery workshop. The check clear within 24 hrs but th Internet
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I was sent a check for the amount of $1985.65 from MS Microdata Inc Mystery Shoppers. I am supposed to be a customer service evaluator aka a mystery shopper the gave me a sign in code to I can activate my check deposit the check at then when the check clears do the mystery shop. the stated out of the check deduct $350.00. The check cleared the first 24 hrs but then check was sent back with no funds. Its sickening how easily they can deceive you.
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AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Friday, February 22, 2013
" The check cleared the first 24 hrs but then check was sent back with no funds. "
This scam is based on the fact that the scammer knows banking regulations and the victim does not. You assumed that the check cleared in 24 hrs. and they were hoping you would make that assumption. The scam revolves around "Regulation CC" which requires banks to make funds available after you deposit a check, even though it may take up to a week for the check to actually clear at the originating bank.
The part of the scam that you didn't mention is that you were likely asked to make some kind of untracable cash transfer as part of your "job". Usually Western Union, Moneygram or Moneypack. That's the real tipoff that you're dealing with a scammer. Sending untraceable cash to people you don't know is always a hallmark of the scammer.
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