Gfk Mystery Shopper GFknop@aol.comgfkmysteryshopperteam@aol.comDavid Douglas gfknop@aol.comJim Dzurilla Acor Otthopae Please be advised that I have been added to those who have been scammed for $1950. My instincts told me that this was a scam but I feel for it any way. The cashier's check was sent UPS next day from a suspicious address in Cleveland, Ohio. After I cashed the check the e-mail were more frequent always with a contact phone Number or address. The wire transfer were to be done then respone marked URGENT. The cashier check was fradualent and the funds have been taking out of my account. Please don't fall for this scam Internet

 I can now be added to this Internet scam for $1950. The cashier's check that was sent was a fraud. The money has been taken out of my account. The e-mail messages never used a telephone number or mailing address. The $300 weekly commission did make this sound too good to be true. I did keep a copy of all of the transaction to try to follow the paper trail. 

When the e-mails started to be marked "Urgent" without any phone number or address, my instincts told me "SCAM" and it is. The wire transfer instructions were sent by e-mail 1st at the MoneyGram
2nd at the western union.

Don't fall for this scam. The website gfk mystery shopper shows England but no contact phone number for the US.