Mystery Shopper Scam. [email protected]

Dear Sir/Madam,
We need a mystery shopper in your area if you are interested to become one
kindly fill in the information's below and send it back to us.

First Name:
Middle Name:
Last Name:
Complete Address(include your state and city,zipcode):
Phone Number:
Fax(IF AVAILABLE):
Alternative Email:


Warmest Regards,
Robert Merry,
Human Resources.


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I have received more than one mystery shopper scam letter from a blumail.org account.
BEWARE OF ANY MYSTERY SHOPPER OFFERS FROM them. I was paid with fraudulent money
orders, and did not realize it until it was too late.

i have never heard of a fake money order.. so what happened after you cashed it and then it came back being fake? because i signed up to be a mystery shopper and they sent me a money order as well. what should i do?

The safest course of action would be to destroy the fake money orders and ignore all further emails from the scammers. You may receive further emails from people claiming to be the FBI, police, interpol etc. demanding that you forward the cash as directed. These emails will also be from the same scammers. It would be safe to ignore those as well.