Description

I was looking for a side gig and saw a job posting on Indeed that was looking for a driver to deliver parts. The post looked legitimate for the most part and when I clicked on the apply button, it took me directly to their site. The site looked legitimate as well but I decided to research this company some more. It had a page on Google maps and there were reviews 6 months ago from when I made this report. There were even Facebook and Glassdoor pages with the Speedy MEP business name. So after the brief search, I decided that I would apply. It prompted me to upload a resume and fill out tax documents. It then had me upload my drivers license, insurance, and car registration on the app. As I am doing this, there were messages being sent to my phone by a person named Ron Pierce stating that I was approved and someone will contact me further. The next day I tried calling the business several times throughout the day with no response. I even left a voicemail. I decided to do some more research and saw someone on BBB complaining about this company as well. So in fear of potentially being scammed and a victim of identity fraud, I decided to write this report. Below are all the sites, email, address and phone numbers that the business used: 970-427-0100 970-514-4456 970-670-8778 https://fountain.com 275 Sacramento St, 3rd floor, San Francisco, CA 94111 https://speedymep.com/ https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=682877ffe486df2c https://www.facebook.com/speedymep/ https://www.ziprecruiter.com/c/Speedy-MEP/Job/Speedy-MEP-Delivery-Driver-Colorado/-in-Denver,CO?jid=116f0a8d2afbc56b https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ccom.speedymep.driver.app&pli=1 https://www.manta.com/c/m1xcm55/speedy-mep