Compusharetrust and Thomasatwork

[color=#FF0000]This has just been posted on Twitter, Google and ZipRecruiter and it is a scam. They want you to work for them everyday then they refuse to pay you and if they send you a check that bounces they won't reimburse you for it. [/color] Don't get scammed by them.

We are well reputable associate dealing with accident vehicles. We need reliable and timely workers that will be sending out payment to our clients in form of Certified Check printed from their home computer on full time/part time basis.

WHAT YOU NEED TO DO FOR US?
You just need to have your own personal computer with printer.(Printer can be sent to you if you dont have)
List of clients will be sent to your business e.mail address. and you
are mandated to get the check printed before 48 hours so as to satisfy
the best of our customers and client satisfaction. The check will be
printed with software bought for you.

You will have to send the checks to the specified address through our
UPS Account/FEDEX Account/USPS Account (This cost you no charges).


JOB DESCRIPTION?
2. Print out Check through Versa Check Online Check
3. Dispatch of checks with our UPS Account to UPS box near to you
No charges is required from you to dispatch check.

JOB REQUIREMENT?
1. You will need to get Personal Computer
2. You will need to have Printer
3. versa Check paper purchaseable at officemax

BENEFITS
1. $1000 offered on Monthly basis/ $250 every week opportunity if preffered weekly payment.
2. Bonus of $500 for worker that displayed high level of efficiency every 3 months.
3. There is incentive for the workers that works effectively and extra
bonus for the work done monthly


For job processing and detail: add thomasatwork001 at yahoo dot com to your yahoo IM and email us back as soon as possible.

Email to: thomasatwork001 at yahoo dot com with your email address

Email us with your email address to [email protected].

Thank you

This is not only a scam. It is most likely criminal activity.

In this type of scam, the bank accounts the checks are drawn on are generally fake, phished, or stolen. By printing a check and sending it to a third party, you are either committing fraud or theft, and you can actually be prosecuted. The person who receives and cashes the check is also open to prosecution.

The best way to avoid these scams is to understand that any job offer you receive that involves printing checks, sending checks, or receiving payments and forwarding to someone else is going to be a scam.

Hi -

This is Ian from ZipRecruiter. Just wanted to let you know that as soon as this scam was reported, we immediately removed the listing and blocked the poster from seeing any of the applicants who came in.

We take fighting scam listings seriously and are developing increasingly sophisticated tools to detect these posts before they hit the job boards.

Ian Siegel
CoFounder | ZipRecruiter.com

Yes, I just watched a video on youtube about a guy that was doing this scam. They arrested the guy printing and sending out the checks via UPS. If you signed up to "work" for this company, you'll be arrested on hundreds of federal charges.

Ziprecruiter, I'd send the account details to the FBI and Secret Service for the account that created that "job" listing. Hope you captured the IP of whoever posted it, might help them locate them. Though, they are probably in Nigeria...