Description

The job listing was found on qualified job search sites like Indeed and LinkedIn. The position being advertised was Transport Quality Advisor. It was advertised as a Remote position offered everywhere in the U.S. The job description was to receive shipments at your home, open the exterior shipment packaging, take images of the manufacturers product/box, then to remove any labeling and official postage. Once the labeling the package arrived with was removed, the requirement was to print a new label, repackage the item(s), attach new label, and ship the items back out through official locations like UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc. The initial phone call from a woman named Jasmine King was an inquiry about you to ensure you suit their basic needs for the position. There were not many personal get-to-know you questions. The "onboarding" process was very quick and felt extremely rushed. The too-good-to-be-true job offer received was $4,400 monthly salary, with a $40 bonus for every package processed and $100 for "VIP" packages that required you to pick up a shipment from locations in your area. You get a 30 day probation period before you receive your first payment, then are promised the $4,400 split into a biweekly pay, after the initial 30 days. The forms of payment provided to choose from were quite odd. You're given the choice of PayPal, Direct deposit to your bank account, Bank Transfer, Paycheck in the mail, Western Union, AdvCash, MoneyGram, Bitcoin, and Credit Card. There is no phone number, only an email, for the accounting department, which is very strange. There is also no way of contacting anyone in higher positions within the company, other than the 3 supervisors you are provided with. The supervisors have emails and phone numbers. However, when calling you do not get an answer. You're required to leave a voicemail until they return your call. Names to look out for regarding supervisors are Doris, Kendall, and Maggie.