by veegee0815
Wed Jan 20, 2016 5:28 pm
Hi everyone,
Never did I imagine that I would be a victim of another job scam. Thank goodness my intuition kicked in before I made any major mistakes. I wanted to take this time and bring to your attention a situation that involves this supposed new "job opportunity" that was brought to my attention sometime in late December 2015. I will advise you that this post will contain copies of email communication between myself and the individuals who claim they work for "B2B Transportation Network Co.,LLC.".
I received an email from a woman named Lisa Mayes that entailed the following:
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Lisa Mays, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>
Reply all|
To:
xxxxxxxxxx; Mon 12/21/2015 8:56 AM
You replied on 12/21/2015 6:09 PM.
Dear xxxxxxxxxx,
B2B Transportation Network has an opening for a Project Manager (PM-USA/87374), and I'd appreciate your input
on candidates or sources for this role. Please find additional information about the employer and the position below.
Based in London, B2B Transportation Network provides logistics and warehousing services throughout Europe and Asia and is currently making
its services available on the North American market. The company’s New York office has been operating since November 2015.
With assets exceeding $1.1 billion, B2B Transportation Network has more than 10 years’ experience of providing customized transportation and
logistics solutions to meet the specific needs of its clients. We specialize in logistics solutions across the globe in
the construction and capital goods sectors. For more information, visit our website at b2btn.com
Job Description:
The Project Manager (PM-USA/87374) will oversee a team of four Project Coordinators and two analysts.
The successful candidate will be responsible for managing, supporting and coordinating the timely, cost-efficient execution
of projects both in logistics and as part of the broader business agenda in his or her state.
Job description:
- A permanent full-time position
- Base salary $90,000/year
- Benefits and bonuses (14 days’ paid vacation, health insurance, 401k plan).
- In-state travel, no more than 2 days per month, daytime only
- Online Training Program (salaried, $2,000-$4,000, free of charge for applicants)
- Possibility of working from home (if you live more than 30 miles from the nearest office)
- Office in New York City, NY or in your state (exact location will be announced in March)
Responsibilities:
- Supervising the activities of international carriers and logistics intermediaries
- Ensuring compliance with international as well as U.S. import/export rules and regulations
- Assessing the trade-offs between transportation costs, inventory costs, and levels of service
- Processing orders
- Organizing the dispatch and delivery of goods
What we expect from you:
- Excellent analytical and leadership skills
- Knowledge of international commerce/international banking procedures, sales and payment terms,
customs regulations and international supply chain systems;
- Excellent negotiating and communications skills, ability to multi-task;
We also invite you to join our online training program. The course, developed by our Training Department in conjunction
with Customer Support and Operations Department, covers all the essential aspects of the job. Training is carried out remotely,
so you don’t have to attend any physical classes and it won’t interfere with your current activities or commitments.
Training sessions will familiarize you with the rules and regulations of transportation. By the end of the training period
you will not only be able to meet the company's internal requirements but you will also have a much broader understanding
of import/export operations and the terms and restrictions of international shipping as a whole.
If you’re interested in the position, please let me know as soon as possible. And, feel free to share this vacancy with
people in your network.
Thank you for your consideration.
---------------
Lisa Mays, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The information contained in this email message is being transmitted to and is intended for the use of only
the individual(s) to whom it is addressed. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you
are hereby advised that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited.
If you have received this message in error, please immediately delete.
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
Since then, I've been participating in weekly "training sessions" and have been administered weekly tests. My intuition kicked in when I received a called from their "headquarters" in London for a phone interview. I've had phone interviews in the past and none involved very simple lines of questioning such as "What do you like to do in your spare time?"; nothing that indicated to me that the interview was serious. Since January 4, 2016 I receive 1 email a day from my "assigned manager" Patrick Vaughn that normally contains study material, that seemed legit and compliments on my test results.
Up until a couple of days ago, I had mixed feelings about this training and on Monday, January 18, 2016, I was given a "project" assignment to assist B2B transportation in obtaining office supplies and electronic equipment for an location that they will open up in Europe. I found that interesting when according to an email received on 1/4/16, Mr. Vaughn indicated the following:
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Mrs. xxxxxxxxx, I thought I would take this opportunity to give you some more information about the company, its current plans and
its objectives for the future. The company is going through a period of expansion in the US and in Canada, starting
from the Atlantic coast and moving towards the central states. In the spring of 2016 we will be embarking on a massive
advertising campaign. But before we can do that we have to establish offices in most of the states. We also need at
least two-three managers to act as our official representatives in the states we are currently interested in.
Our main area of activity is the transportation of heavy equipment and machinery for oil and gas industry. As you can imagine,
transporting often enormous and extremely valuable loads is a complex and very expensive business, with single shipments costing
hundreds and thousands of thousand dollars each. Our clients demand strict attention to detail at every stage of the transportation
process. This includes scheduling and tracking shipments, ensuring the flow of documents, occasionally meeting the cargo at the point
of delivery accompanied by an insurance agent and always being on hand to provide customer support around the clock. This would be your job.
The position requires customer care skills as well as a degree of technical know-how; the authorized representative must be familiar with
the various types of equipment being transported. There will be the occasional short business trip, but never outside the state,
and time spent on trips is paid double.
The attached FAQ describes the position and outlines the company’s activity.
I think my assistant may already have sent you one. Whatever the case, please read through it carefully and get back
to me with your thoughts as soon as you can.
Q1. Please describe the job I’m being considered for in a little more detail.
a. Job title?
PROJECT MANAGER
b. The average amount of phone calls per day?
Phone calls take 20-30 of the working day; during the remainder you will be occupied with document flow and correspondence.
There may be the occasional business trip to meet cargo check that everything is in order for shipping. Trips are never out
of state and days away are paid double.
c. With this being a global company, what would my business hours be?
As you will be working from home, hours may vary. However, standard working hours are 9 to 5 local time.
d. How much time will I be spending at the computer? Will I be working from there most of the day?
On average, 90 of your time will be spent at the computer. This includes time spent on the phone and fax. To ensure consistent
standards from branch to branch, all our offices are equipped with Apple products.
e. How often will I be in direct contact with customers?
You will be our authorized representative to 2-3 client companies in your state. The actual number of companies will depend on the size and importance
of their annual transportation needs. You will be in direct contact in order to schedule their movements, sign contracts, and provide support whenever needed.
Q2. Will I be hired as an Employee, a Sub-Contractor, or a Consolidator for B2B Transportation Co? How will I be paid? On a US W-2 or an IRS 1099?
At present, you are a sub-contractor and as such you will be sent a 1099 form together with your stage 1 paycheck. After that, you will paid on a W2 as a full-time employee.
Q3. What is B2B Transportation most common type of shipment?
We are primarily involved in the transportation of drilling machinery, equipment and materials for the oil & gas industry. 75 of our shipments go by sea
to the customer’s closest port, from which they are carried to the final destination by truck or train. Road and rail transportation is handled mostly by
third party companies. However, by the end of 2016 it is hoped that all land and air shipments on the Atlantic coast and in the central states will be carried
by our own trucks, and by 2017 this should be the case across all the entire country.
Q4. Which do you do most, Interstate, Intrastate, or International shipping?
Mostly, we do international shipping, but we plan to diversify into all areas.
Q5. Which State or Country do you ship to most, and what items do you ship there?
90 of our shipments are carried out within Europe, and nearly half of those are in the Mediterranean. Several of our clients are based in the Persian Gulf
and Asia. In Europe, the economic crisis is still having a negative effect on the market, which is why we decided to open an office in NY and start operating
in the US and Canada. We handle virtually any type of industrial transportation. The only thing we’ve never done, and never plan to do, is private transportation.
Please let me know if this FAQ was of any help to you.
Thank you,
________________________________________________
Patrick C. Vaughn, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: this email including any attachments is
intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it
is addressed and may contain information that is privileged,
confidential, or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If the
reader is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you
are strictly prohibited from reading, disseminating, distributing or
copying this communication. If you have received this email in error,
please notify the sender immediately and destroy the original transmission.
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
If the company is planning on expanding their business in the U.S., and claim to be a company headquarted in Europe, then why would they be considering opening up a office in the area that they originated? Anyhow, the email below did not sit well with me and I declined the opportunity. Thank God for intuition!
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xxxxxxxxxxxx
Reply all|
To:
Patrick C. Vaughn, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>; Mon 1/18/2016 10:41 AM
Hi Patrick,
I have some questions and concerns.
I currently work full time and tend to get off work after 6pm (PST). That only gives me weekends and/or possibly evenings to dedicate at least an hour (a day) to the would be project. Before I would agree to work with this project, I need to know whether or not with time zones will be an issue.
What are the current suppliers that B2B transportation normally works with (in terms of obtaining office equipment)?
Are the suppliers local or international?
Will email be the only line of communication between myself and the would be supplier?
Is there a contact number and person to call in the event that I have additional questions and concerns?
My concern and I do apologize for this, is the legitimacy of this project. With whom in the procurement department will I be in contact with during this project or will I maintain contact with you?
I will need more information and reassurance that I am on the right track. Is it possible to further discuss this over the phone?
Thank you,
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
PC
Patrick C. Vaughn, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>
|
To:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Mon 1/18/2016 8:52 AM
xxxxxxxxxx, I’m writing to let you know that I’ve set up an interesting project for you in our procurement department – something
to keep you occupied and earn you some pocket-money whilst you’re doing the training. We’re currently opening a new office in Europe and they
need several items of equipment – things like laptops, cameras and phones. Apparently, our procurement department won’t be able to find any
reasonably priced suppliers for at least another month, and obviously the office needs the equipment in order to be up and running in time
for the official opening. The department have therefore decided to take on part-time managers to source the necessary items until they
sign a permanent agreement with the suppliers.
[b][b]You’ve done well in the test; your resume is very impressive and our psychologists have given you an excellent report,[/b]
so you should have no problem getting onto the program.
The position comes with a salary of $400 a week. There will be approximately 5 hours’ work per week. The job will mainly involve purchasing
computer equipment online – laptops, scanners, printers and the like. Finance will send you a manual explaining how to access funds
and make payments. If you have any questions in that area, please contact them immediately. As well as your salary, they will also
be sending your commission on a weekly basis. You won’t be required to share any of your personal information.
The job will run concurrently with your stage one training, i.e. it finishes after you’ve taken your final training test. It’s not only a nice
way to earn a little extra cash, it’ll also give you some great practical experience, which will be a distinct advantage in the long run.
Furthermore, it'll earn you some extra training points, which will come in very handy against the stiff competition in CA. If you’re interested
in applying (and I strongly advise it), just let me know and I’ll pass the info on to the training department.
By the way, if you do take this job it will improve your prospects significantly and double the size of your training
paycheck ($4,000 instead of standard $2,000). It’ll also put you in line for a much better paid position with the company.
The project is due to start tomorrow, so please let me know asap.
________________________________________________
Patrick C. Vaughn, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152[/b]
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
According to this person, if I complete all of the weekly tests and pass the 'final' exam, then the company claims that they will cover my expenses and fly me to New York to meet the Vice President and CEO. To be honest, I am not sure if I will flying into impending doom or into danger. I will not embark on that journey just to be on the safe side.
Folks, I am very inclined to believe that this is just too good to be true. I've been looking for a new job since last summer (although I am currently employed with a real company). I have a lot more email communication and electronic copies of the study materials and test from B2B Transportation network. I checked out their website: http://www.b2btn.com and it looks ok but I have my doubts.
I called the numbers that were provided (indicated in the email above) (646-217-0901 & 646-217-0907) and can't get a hold of anyone. Mr. Patrick Vaughn indicated in the email above that they are having new phone lines installed and will be up and running next week. That does not make any sense to me.
The BIG question is, how the hell do I get out of this and how can I block this company, this individual?
Has anyone every encountered this and what did you do? What should I do? How do I protect myself?
Any additional questions are appreciated so is any feedback that you may have.
Never did I imagine that I would be a victim of another job scam. Thank goodness my intuition kicked in before I made any major mistakes. I wanted to take this time and bring to your attention a situation that involves this supposed new "job opportunity" that was brought to my attention sometime in late December 2015. I will advise you that this post will contain copies of email communication between myself and the individuals who claim they work for "B2B Transportation Network Co.,LLC.".
I received an email from a woman named Lisa Mayes that entailed the following:
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
Lisa Mays, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>
Reply all|
To:
xxxxxxxxxx; Mon 12/21/2015 8:56 AM
You replied on 12/21/2015 6:09 PM.
Dear xxxxxxxxxx,
B2B Transportation Network has an opening for a Project Manager (PM-USA/87374), and I'd appreciate your input
on candidates or sources for this role. Please find additional information about the employer and the position below.
Based in London, B2B Transportation Network provides logistics and warehousing services throughout Europe and Asia and is currently making
its services available on the North American market. The company’s New York office has been operating since November 2015.
With assets exceeding $1.1 billion, B2B Transportation Network has more than 10 years’ experience of providing customized transportation and
logistics solutions to meet the specific needs of its clients. We specialize in logistics solutions across the globe in
the construction and capital goods sectors. For more information, visit our website at b2btn.com
Job Description:
The Project Manager (PM-USA/87374) will oversee a team of four Project Coordinators and two analysts.
The successful candidate will be responsible for managing, supporting and coordinating the timely, cost-efficient execution
of projects both in logistics and as part of the broader business agenda in his or her state.
Job description:
- A permanent full-time position
- Base salary $90,000/year
- Benefits and bonuses (14 days’ paid vacation, health insurance, 401k plan).
- In-state travel, no more than 2 days per month, daytime only
- Online Training Program (salaried, $2,000-$4,000, free of charge for applicants)
- Possibility of working from home (if you live more than 30 miles from the nearest office)
- Office in New York City, NY or in your state (exact location will be announced in March)
Responsibilities:
- Supervising the activities of international carriers and logistics intermediaries
- Ensuring compliance with international as well as U.S. import/export rules and regulations
- Assessing the trade-offs between transportation costs, inventory costs, and levels of service
- Processing orders
- Organizing the dispatch and delivery of goods
What we expect from you:
- Excellent analytical and leadership skills
- Knowledge of international commerce/international banking procedures, sales and payment terms,
customs regulations and international supply chain systems;
- Excellent negotiating and communications skills, ability to multi-task;
We also invite you to join our online training program. The course, developed by our Training Department in conjunction
with Customer Support and Operations Department, covers all the essential aspects of the job. Training is carried out remotely,
so you don’t have to attend any physical classes and it won’t interfere with your current activities or commitments.
Training sessions will familiarize you with the rules and regulations of transportation. By the end of the training period
you will not only be able to meet the company's internal requirements but you will also have a much broader understanding
of import/export operations and the terms and restrictions of international shipping as a whole.
If you’re interested in the position, please let me know as soon as possible. And, feel free to share this vacancy with
people in your network.
Thank you for your consideration.
---------------
Lisa Mays, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________
The information contained in this email message is being transmitted to and is intended for the use of only
the individual(s) to whom it is addressed. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you
are hereby advised that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this message is strictly prohibited.
If you have received this message in error, please immediately delete.
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
Since then, I've been participating in weekly "training sessions" and have been administered weekly tests. My intuition kicked in when I received a called from their "headquarters" in London for a phone interview. I've had phone interviews in the past and none involved very simple lines of questioning such as "What do you like to do in your spare time?"; nothing that indicated to me that the interview was serious. Since January 4, 2016 I receive 1 email a day from my "assigned manager" Patrick Vaughn that normally contains study material, that seemed legit and compliments on my test results.
Up until a couple of days ago, I had mixed feelings about this training and on Monday, January 18, 2016, I was given a "project" assignment to assist B2B transportation in obtaining office supplies and electronic equipment for an location that they will open up in Europe. I found that interesting when according to an email received on 1/4/16, Mr. Vaughn indicated the following:
*****************************************************************************************************************************************
Mrs. xxxxxxxxx, I thought I would take this opportunity to give you some more information about the company, its current plans and
its objectives for the future. The company is going through a period of expansion in the US and in Canada, starting
from the Atlantic coast and moving towards the central states. In the spring of 2016 we will be embarking on a massive
advertising campaign. But before we can do that we have to establish offices in most of the states. We also need at
least two-three managers to act as our official representatives in the states we are currently interested in.
Our main area of activity is the transportation of heavy equipment and machinery for oil and gas industry. As you can imagine,
transporting often enormous and extremely valuable loads is a complex and very expensive business, with single shipments costing
hundreds and thousands of thousand dollars each. Our clients demand strict attention to detail at every stage of the transportation
process. This includes scheduling and tracking shipments, ensuring the flow of documents, occasionally meeting the cargo at the point
of delivery accompanied by an insurance agent and always being on hand to provide customer support around the clock. This would be your job.
The position requires customer care skills as well as a degree of technical know-how; the authorized representative must be familiar with
the various types of equipment being transported. There will be the occasional short business trip, but never outside the state,
and time spent on trips is paid double.
The attached FAQ describes the position and outlines the company’s activity.
I think my assistant may already have sent you one. Whatever the case, please read through it carefully and get back
to me with your thoughts as soon as you can.
Q1. Please describe the job I’m being considered for in a little more detail.
a. Job title?
PROJECT MANAGER
b. The average amount of phone calls per day?
Phone calls take 20-30 of the working day; during the remainder you will be occupied with document flow and correspondence.
There may be the occasional business trip to meet cargo check that everything is in order for shipping. Trips are never out
of state and days away are paid double.
c. With this being a global company, what would my business hours be?
As you will be working from home, hours may vary. However, standard working hours are 9 to 5 local time.
d. How much time will I be spending at the computer? Will I be working from there most of the day?
On average, 90 of your time will be spent at the computer. This includes time spent on the phone and fax. To ensure consistent
standards from branch to branch, all our offices are equipped with Apple products.
e. How often will I be in direct contact with customers?
You will be our authorized representative to 2-3 client companies in your state. The actual number of companies will depend on the size and importance
of their annual transportation needs. You will be in direct contact in order to schedule their movements, sign contracts, and provide support whenever needed.
Q2. Will I be hired as an Employee, a Sub-Contractor, or a Consolidator for B2B Transportation Co? How will I be paid? On a US W-2 or an IRS 1099?
At present, you are a sub-contractor and as such you will be sent a 1099 form together with your stage 1 paycheck. After that, you will paid on a W2 as a full-time employee.
Q3. What is B2B Transportation most common type of shipment?
We are primarily involved in the transportation of drilling machinery, equipment and materials for the oil & gas industry. 75 of our shipments go by sea
to the customer’s closest port, from which they are carried to the final destination by truck or train. Road and rail transportation is handled mostly by
third party companies. However, by the end of 2016 it is hoped that all land and air shipments on the Atlantic coast and in the central states will be carried
by our own trucks, and by 2017 this should be the case across all the entire country.
Q4. Which do you do most, Interstate, Intrastate, or International shipping?
Mostly, we do international shipping, but we plan to diversify into all areas.
Q5. Which State or Country do you ship to most, and what items do you ship there?
90 of our shipments are carried out within Europe, and nearly half of those are in the Mediterranean. Several of our clients are based in the Persian Gulf
and Asia. In Europe, the economic crisis is still having a negative effect on the market, which is why we decided to open an office in NY and start operating
in the US and Canada. We handle virtually any type of industrial transportation. The only thing we’ve never done, and never plan to do, is private transportation.
Please let me know if this FAQ was of any help to you.
Thank you,
________________________________________________
Patrick C. Vaughn, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152
CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: this email including any attachments is
intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it
is addressed and may contain information that is privileged,
confidential, or exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If the
reader is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that you
are strictly prohibited from reading, disseminating, distributing or
copying this communication. If you have received this email in error,
please notify the sender immediately and destroy the original transmission.
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
If the company is planning on expanding their business in the U.S., and claim to be a company headquarted in Europe, then why would they be considering opening up a office in the area that they originated? Anyhow, the email below did not sit well with me and I declined the opportunity. Thank God for intuition!
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
xxxxxxxxxxxx
Reply all|
To:
Patrick C. Vaughn, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>; Mon 1/18/2016 10:41 AM
Hi Patrick,
I have some questions and concerns.
I currently work full time and tend to get off work after 6pm (PST). That only gives me weekends and/or possibly evenings to dedicate at least an hour (a day) to the would be project. Before I would agree to work with this project, I need to know whether or not with time zones will be an issue.
What are the current suppliers that B2B transportation normally works with (in terms of obtaining office equipment)?
Are the suppliers local or international?
Will email be the only line of communication between myself and the would be supplier?
Is there a contact number and person to call in the event that I have additional questions and concerns?
My concern and I do apologize for this, is the legitimacy of this project. With whom in the procurement department will I be in contact with during this project or will I maintain contact with you?
I will need more information and reassurance that I am on the right track. Is it possible to further discuss this over the phone?
Thank you,
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
PC
Patrick C. Vaughn, B2B Transportation Network Co. <[email protected]>
|
To:
xxxxxxxxxxxxxx; Mon 1/18/2016 8:52 AM
xxxxxxxxxx, I’m writing to let you know that I’ve set up an interesting project for you in our procurement department – something
to keep you occupied and earn you some pocket-money whilst you’re doing the training. We’re currently opening a new office in Europe and they
need several items of equipment – things like laptops, cameras and phones. Apparently, our procurement department won’t be able to find any
reasonably priced suppliers for at least another month, and obviously the office needs the equipment in order to be up and running in time
for the official opening. The department have therefore decided to take on part-time managers to source the necessary items until they
sign a permanent agreement with the suppliers.
[b][b]You’ve done well in the test; your resume is very impressive and our psychologists have given you an excellent report,[/b]
so you should have no problem getting onto the program.
The position comes with a salary of $400 a week. There will be approximately 5 hours’ work per week. The job will mainly involve purchasing
computer equipment online – laptops, scanners, printers and the like. Finance will send you a manual explaining how to access funds
and make payments. If you have any questions in that area, please contact them immediately. As well as your salary, they will also
be sending your commission on a weekly basis. You won’t be required to share any of your personal information.
The job will run concurrently with your stage one training, i.e. it finishes after you’ve taken your final training test. It’s not only a nice
way to earn a little extra cash, it’ll also give you some great practical experience, which will be a distinct advantage in the long run.
Furthermore, it'll earn you some extra training points, which will come in very handy against the stiff competition in CA. If you’re interested
in applying (and I strongly advise it), just let me know and I’ll pass the info on to the training department.
By the way, if you do take this job it will improve your prospects significantly and double the size of your training
paycheck ($4,000 instead of standard $2,000). It’ll also put you in line for a much better paid position with the company.
The project is due to start tomorrow, so please let me know asap.
________________________________________________
Patrick C. Vaughn, Human Resources: 646-217-0901
B2B Transportation Network Co., LLC.
375 Park Ave., New York, NY 10152[/b]
*******************************************************************************************************************************************
According to this person, if I complete all of the weekly tests and pass the 'final' exam, then the company claims that they will cover my expenses and fly me to New York to meet the Vice President and CEO. To be honest, I am not sure if I will flying into impending doom or into danger. I will not embark on that journey just to be on the safe side.
Folks, I am very inclined to believe that this is just too good to be true. I've been looking for a new job since last summer (although I am currently employed with a real company). I have a lot more email communication and electronic copies of the study materials and test from B2B Transportation network. I checked out their website: http://www.b2btn.com and it looks ok but I have my doubts.
I called the numbers that were provided (indicated in the email above) (646-217-0901 & 646-217-0907) and can't get a hold of anyone. Mr. Patrick Vaughn indicated in the email above that they are having new phone lines installed and will be up and running next week. That does not make any sense to me.
The BIG question is, how the hell do I get out of this and how can I block this company, this individual?
Has anyone every encountered this and what did you do? What should I do? How do I protect myself?
Any additional questions are appreciated so is any feedback that you may have.
Last edited by Bryon Williams on Thu Jan 21, 2016 1:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Removed personal information.