I responded to a part time job ad, claiming to be CISCO systems. But the response was in broken English and poorly witten, so I decided it was weird. Weeks later I get an email that says a check is in the mail to do my first assignment. I presume if I do not cash this $1950 check, there will be no work sent. The assignment is flaky, sounds like I would shop for toner, etc then mail it using the money from the check. The check is on JP Morgan Chase with a payee of Airbus Helicopters Inc. out of Grand Prairie, Texas. The supposed letterhead on the word document attachment in the last email is CISCO out of Austin, Texas. The return address on the FEDex envelope that the check came in with no documentation is 6879 Heather Heath, West Bloomfield, Michigan. So this is one convoluted scheme. I am greatful to the others who have shared the check will ultimately be bad. I suspected as much. Nobody legitimate pays you for work without any discussion or paperwork.
Cisco Systems, Inc. Reviews
I responded to a part time job ad, claiming to be CISCO systems. But the response was in broken English and poorly witten, so I decided it was weird. Weeks later I get an email that says a check is in the mail to do my first assignment. I presume if I do not cash this $1950 check, there will be no work sent. The assignment is flaky, sounds like I would shop for toner, etc then mail it using the money from the check. The check is on JP Morgan Chase with a payee of Airbus Helicopters Inc. out of Grand Prairie, Texas. The supposed letterhead on the word document attachment in the last email is CISCO out of Austin, Texas. The return address on the FEDex envelope that the check came in with no documentation is 6879 Heather Heath, West Bloomfield, Michigan. So this is one convoluted scheme. I am greatful to the others who have shared the check will ultimately be bad. I suspected as much. Nobody legitimate pays you for work without any discussion or paperwork.