Description

On June 2, 2025, I was contacted by Lisa, who offered me a position as a Quality Control Inspector. I then visited their website, as I had never heard of Reliable Runs LLC before. Everything on the website seems legitimate. I emailed Lisa back and accepted the job offer. I then received an email from Andrew Brown (Human Resources Manager), asking me to fill out an employment agreement (signnow.com) and then to fill out an official job application, which I did as requested. I received another email from Anthon Thomas (supervisor) welcoming me into the company. From there, Andrew asked me for my personal information, such as a copy of my driver's license and my address. Soon after, I received W-4 Tax Forms to fill out. Yes, I filled it out as well. I received an email from Anthon with the dashboard. The dashboard is where I would log in accept the package, track the product, receive the product, upload a photo of the product, and wait for the company to send me a pre-shipping label to send the product back out. The employment agreement stated that I was to receive my first pay 30 days from the day that I received the shipment. I had 7 packages that came to my home address, or I had to pick up the package from a shipping company. I received the first package on June 11th, which would have had my first payment (direct deposit) on July 11th. I did not receive a payment from them on July 11th. I tried logging into the dashboard, but it kept saying that my username or password was incorrect. I tried calling my supervisor (Anthon), no answer, the phone just kept ringing, and after the 3rd attempt, the phone started going to voicemail. I tried emailing everyone from the company who had previously communicated with me by email, but still no reply from anyone within the company. The company has yet to respond or contact me. I have contacted my local police office. I had to close out my bank account. I have also contacted all three credit bureaus to place a freeze on my reports. I am not sure what else I need to do or could do. If anyone comes across this company, please do not fall victim to this company's scam.