Avalon VIP Assistants, LLC Avalon Assistants Employment Fraud Miami, Florida

Thank you for posting this.  Apparently, this company is conducting their scam using different names.  I received an identical "offer of employment" from a company called "Simply Do It" Assistants, LLC.  It is the same address you have listed for Avalon and the same compensation arrangement.  Of course, it seemed too good to be true, and I wondered what their angle was.  When I searched the company on the BBB website, I found nothing, which immediately raises suspicions.  I'm very glad I searched further before pursuing the potential opportunity to the same point that you did.  Again, it just goes to prove, if something sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

I got all the exaCT SAME IN FO AND assignments. after reading these issues I think Im done. I thought it was funny that everytime I tried to call the number from the site no one was ever there and then Peter guy would email me my assignments but when I would email regarding questions he would nevver reply. O well Im done w/that now. Thank god

 Dont trust them

Well I have done some investigation of my own and found that the IP addresses of the computers they are using are from Moscow, and in England. If this will help the police that you are talking about. If so let me know I will give them the info needed.

Posts #1 and #3 must be written by the scam artists themselves to give the "company" a cloak of legitimacy.  AVALON VIP IS AN OBVIOUS SCAM AND TOTAL FRAUD, ACCORDING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT SOURCES.  The criminal scam artists are located in Africa and are being tracked by Interpol and local law enforcement while they are online.

The con artists will be located by GPS while online and will be arrested.   The police indicate that through advanced GPS satellite technology, they can trace the criminals even to the exact Internet cafe they are using. 

 Please do not fall for this obvious fraud and con game perpetrated by these criminals.  

   Are you new here?   This is the classic Western Union scam.   The only reason scammers insist on Western Union transfers is that they leave no paper trail.  Ideal for the scammer, not so good for the sucker that sends the money.   

   Anytime you're asked to send a W.U. transfer to someone you don't know, you are being scammed!   Even W.U. agrees.   From their home page :

 "Did someone you don't know personally ask you to send money? DON'T DO IT!"

  If this were legit, the "company" would simply send a bank wire to the seller.  This is not rocket science.

   To the original poster, sorry but you're not getting paid.  The weeks worth of tasks was just to put the idea into your head that you had a working relationship with these people.   There's a reason that you were asked to perform this task before you got paid a dime. 

I have been through this company as well. They did everything you said they did and more. I believed that they were a legit company and fell for the Russian Art gallery thing. But something told me not to trust to far and I put a hold to where nothing could be taken out of my account unless I went to the bank. Well no charges were reversed but he kept wanting a new account number to direct deposit my paycheck in. I told him that he had agreed to mail it and I wanted it overnighted to me. I do not know what they are playing at but it is a scam. Peter stated that you did not work so they did not pay you. Any legit company would pay some one for the work they have done. I have emailed Peter several times and no response. I have done some research on them. If you go to the hiring page on their new website and go to the bottom it shows a company called 5star concierge. I looked up this company and the same thing happened in New York where they were located. The new website for the company is avalon-services.com if you would like to look it up. 

 Avalon VIP is an obvious scam and a complete fraud.  Interpol and various other police agencies are already investigating this so-called "company."  The scam artists are actually based in South Africa and not in Florida as they claim.   Arrests of the individuals perpetrating this scam are imminent, according to law enforcement sources.  They are being tracked vis GPS and satellite technology while they are online and will be in custody soon.  

  Stay away from this SCAM operation.  Consider yourself warned.  At least they didn't get any money from the first poster.  

The info you posted was wrong. The amount IS $26,000. Yearly salary is not figured the way you mentioned. You have to go by the weeks on a calendar literally and not just multiply the amount times the months. It is $26,000 when you count out the weeks.

And the only reason they ask for the western union is if you dont have a bank account. They cant get anything done in the 2 week probation period if they have to keep sending you checks via snail mail.

I have done EXTENSIVE research on this company and have found this to be THE only report against them. And this report had wrong information. Even the Attorney General and BBB received ZERO complaints....just sayin'