Complaint Review: EMZ Shooping - Internet
- EMZ Shooping Internet United States of America
- Phone:
- Web: emzshopping.com
- Category: Department & Outlet Stores
EMZ Shooping Mystery shoppers wanted Mystery Shopper is still a mystery 53.00 later and that is in 8 days Internet
*Consumer Comment: Mystery Shopping Scams
Mystery shopper what a joke I was told I had 7 days to cancel my account by my account they took the fund out of my account on 1/25 today 1/31 and I was charged 49.95. I asked if I could have the funds returned I was out of work and I was told that could not happen. My bank said the funds could be reversed if the company wanted to. EMZ Shoppers refused to do so it is a learning experience for me. PEOPLE DO NOT FALL FOR THIS PLEASE!!!!!
THIS IS A JOKE!!! We all must just work hard find a real job.
Remember if it sound to good RUN!!! DO NOT DO IT RUN AWAY!!!
Please do not fall into this sham as I did.
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#1 Consumer Comment
Mystery Shopping Scams
AUTHOR: Robert - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Monday, January 30, 2012
There are a lot of scams out there, and while there is not enough to tell for sure on this one, you need to watch out.
One of the biggest scams is that you find out you are "hired" as a Mystery shopper. You are sent a check that you are asked to deposit and then take some of the money and "shop" at a store. At the same time you are also to "test" Western Union and send them a few hundred to a couple thousand dollars to someone(generally in Canada or the UK) through Western Union. They entice you with a huge "payday" of a couple hundred dollars for less than an hours worth of work.
The SCAM comes in when the check you deposited comes back bad. The people who sent you the check do everything to hide their identity, that with the fact that Western Union is untraceable and they are in a foreign country you are not going to get your money back. So you are now going to be the one who is on the hook to the bank for the bad check.
Also FYI, there are several legitimate Mystery Shopping companies but they will never ask for a fee up front, nor will they ever ask you to send them money through Western Union, Money Orders, or any other method. But they also don't pay a lot, I believe most are going to be under $20 for each "job".
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