Consumer Satisfaction Services Inc. Secret ShoppersSecret ShopperAdam Carter James Anderson Secret Shopper Internet Scam via E-mail, Job Board Harrisburg, PA; Lake Jackson, TX; Nationwide

Internet Job; Become a Secret Shopper, if interested please e-mail your Name, address.

 After your reply you will receive an email stating that your check with instructions has been sent to you and must be completed imediately.

In the mail you will receive a large USPS envelope containing a single lose check and a single page of instructions.

Upon closer examination of letter you will notice that company header information does not contain a complete address.  Next there is a copyright notation that contains a typo and a date range of 2007-2010.

Reading on you will notice several grammer and spelling errors within the document.

Also, you will see that the differant dollar amounts listed are somewhat "not normal", such as: $45.40 etc.  The money you are supposed to send via Moneygram is sent to another state and person other than what is listed on header.

The closing of the letter has poor business closing with a phone number for a differant state then what is listed on the company header.

The enclosed check at first glance is deceiving if you do not know what to look for.  The bank routing number on the bottom is the same as the check number...Major Red Flag.  Although the check is a cashier check the bank stated on the top is not the same name as the payable through name, which also has a spelling error.  Lastely the font or printing of the words Cashier's Check is same printing as my name and the dollar amount.  The words Cashier Check should be a standard print similar to that of bank, not a computer printer.

I am thankful that I knew what to look for and knew of this site to verify info before preceeding forward.