Description

Wayridge Transportation presented itself as a legitimate employer, but the entire operation was a scam. I was “hired” by the company and instructed to receive packages at my home, re-label them, and mail them out. They guaranteed me a salary of $4,400 per month with the promise of additional bonuses for each package I mailed on time. I completed the work as instructed, processing and shipping their packages, but when payday arrived, I never received my wages. Despite repeated attempts, no payment was ever made. The setup follows a known scam pattern called a reshipping or package forwarding scam, where scammers recruit people to handle stolen goods, making the worker unknowingly complicit while never paying them for their labor. Wayridge Transportation lured me in with promises of high pay and bonuses, but ultimately defrauded me of my time and effort. I would like something to be done about this because it is a federal offense to use the mail system in a fraudulent manner. This company not only scammed me but may also be using unsuspecting workers as part of a larger criminal scheme.