Complaint Review: Bryan Miller - Internet Internet
- Bryan Miller Internet United States of America
- Phone: 647 702 2744
- Web: bryan.miller58@ymail.com
- Category: Computer Fraud
Bryan Miller SECRETARY/ ADMIN ASSISTANT . URGENTLY i am rellocating my business , distributor in computer hardware , from canada to united state in few weeks with my family, Internet
*Consumer Comment: Bogus money order scam.
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I applied for this office position on Careerbuilder with a resume with my personal information except date of birth and social security number. Well low and behold I get a job without meeting the person or even talking one on one on the telephone. This gentleman has emailed the first time telling me I had the job and picked me, then I received another email stating to verify my address and respond back with it. Then I received an email telling me he was sending me money orders and meeting him in the airport with directions of what he needed me to do. Had a couple missed calls in the mean time from him, no message left thou. I tried to call back, and no voicemail box. Then after a couple of weeks I get two emails with the same thing telling me he was in the hospital that I would be receiving the money orders. So this morning I get a text message telling me I should be receiving my money orders today, well I checked my mail and there was an envelope from Toronto Canada, didn't want to open it, wanted to return to sender but too curious, so I opened it, there was three money orders each in the amount of $825.02 drawn off of the United States Postal Service. The persons name on them is Susan Miller 205 Forestbrock Drive Wylie TX 75098.
I have never had such a thing happen, were do I begin to pursue this, I'm worried about my own safety knowing someone knows where I live and I don't know them from adam.
Please give me direction immediately of where to turn to, do I need to get my local police involved?
Thank you
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#1 Consumer Comment
Bogus money order scam.
AUTHOR: Flynrider - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Monday, November 15, 2010
I don't think you need to worry about this. This was a simple money order scam. They send you bogus money orders, get you to deposit them in your bank, then convince you to send money elsewhere via Western Union or Moneygram. By the time your bank discovers that the money orders are fake, your real money is long gone and you have to repay the bank.
"Well low and behold I get a job without meeting the person or even talking one on one on the telephone."
That's a prime tipoff that it is a scam. Nobody hires people without even talking to them. As long as you didn't send your banking info or your SSN, you should be fine. They'll just move on to the next victim.


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