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I was emailed my a person claiming that he worked for Valens a semiconductor company. He then sent me to talk with a HR representative through Microsoft teams, which is where the entire interview happened messages. I was hesitant to send any of my information due to it seeming skeptical so they agreed to still send me a check for $3,880 for office equipment that i would receive through one of their vendors. I called the bank that the check was issued through Azura credit union to verify that the check was legitimate and the bank said that it was. I deposited the check feeling that it was trustworthy. The next day i looked up the address that the check was sent from and realized there was no sender name on the packing slip so i googled the address that was on the slip and another scam that was committed popped up in my google search results stating close to the same events happened to them.
IN, USA- 46241
Employment
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Valens
October 24, 2025
1088301
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