Premier Mystery Shopper If it seems too easy to earn the money, then it is a scam online Internet

After seeing an article in a women's magazine, I signed up to be a secret shopper for Premier Mystery Shopper. This company scams people, I believe, because when you very much want something to be true you are likely to ignore things that tip you off. Some examples are misspelled words, names that are different on the UPS package, check, letter, wire address and email, a long and unusual foreign name, a strange assignment where you are sending a large amount of money to somebody, too much money for the amount of work it will take (in my case $270 for about an hour's worth of work), and odd details, like taking pictures of the wire transfers, sending emails when the task is completed, a bonus payment for doing it quickly (before their check clears), and an undetailed customer service report to send out.

Thank goodness that I researched this and saw somebody else's review about the company on this site before I fell for it. I am sending all my info to the FBI, and I hope that everyone else will do the same.