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- Additional Info:Consumers allege that the company places ads in local newspapers, across the country, for employment. Upon contacting the company for employment, the firm asks for and requires the consumer's bank account information. The company then informs the consumer that they will be depositing check(s) into their account and then they need to send a portion of the amount of the check(s) by money gram via Western Union to Cancún, Mexico. After the consumer does this, the amount of the checks is withdrawn from the consumers account as the checks are later found to be counterfeit.
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- BBB of Southern Nevada, Inc.
- BBB File Opened:
- 4/13/2006
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- Primary Fax: (702) 552-8408
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