Emily Janssens Offered a job for 3k a month, all taxes and such paid for... Los Angeles California

And all you had to do is deposite some fake checks for them to rip you off with.

I suspected something was up as the offer was literally too good to be true.  I always err and see things threw just in case it's a real thing, and this was not one of the times where it was too good to be true.

The sweet deal; You get paid 3k a month, could travel anywhere in the world (for 3k) and have your health insurance paid off (again for 3k).  A back ground check was done in less then 5 minuets (kinda odd) and boom, I'm hired, after I answered one specific question which threw me off of this being a "omg this job is legit" to "Hmm... this seems like a scam" when they asked me if I was ever scammed.

So, I get the first check, and already suspicious, I asked the teller to make sure the check is real.  She got her manager to investigate the check and lo and behold, it's fake.  They took the check and envelope (Delivered USPS) and made a copy for me to keep or to pass off to the FBI.

I called back Emily, and told her that the check couldn't be deposited because it's fake.  She is insisting that it's not fake because the "client" already withdrew the money, and continues to tell me that the bank is wrong.

Right after saying this, she proceeds to tell me that she'll get another assignment set up.  Which will involve the same process.  Deposite the check, keep a small percentage, and Money Gram the rest to an address listed in the e-mail.

Thing is, I'm suppose to be in training for 3 months, and this isn't even a day's worth of training.  They provide a document, an employee handbook, and a certificate with a logo not matching the website's logo.  The documents have a Belgium address on it, and looking it up on Google maps, does look like a real place of business, an actual travel agency.  And I don't know if the place is still open for business or what because it's hard to tell when Google updates their street view.

The company Ictam Rizen might be a real company, but there are people using this European based travel agency to scam those who are currently looking for work.