Quote from: stompix on June 09, 2024, 12:55:17 PM

Quote from: fuer44 on June 09, 2024, 11:37:39 AM

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At first I opened a seller account on the marketplace and suddenly someone sent me a message offering a job.
dunbradstreet.infos@gmail.com
jordanchase.hr@gmail.com

Sorry, I just wrote 2 emails that offering me the job because I can't input images here. jordanchase was the first person to message me and offer me the job while DUNBRADSTREET was the company that held the project and awarded me the contract.

The job description is to write a novel taken from photos, then write it manually and convert it to PDF in 4 working days.

with work like that the reward offered is $1500, and when I saw the DUNBRADSTREET website page, I was sure that they were a real company that would provide opportunities for freelancers. but what happened was as I told you, the money they transferred to the VISERBANK account turned out to be fake money because it couldn't be withdrawn.

Let me guess what happened
- those emails are not from DBD, they impersonated the DBN company
you can check with the actual one by contacting them on their real website and not through that email and see if this actually is real
- the "bank" was set up by the same guys that offered you the job and the payment was fake and never actually existed

This is the only explanation I can find that can at this point cover all the parts of what happened here, I can't imagine a 2 billion company that has been around for a century is scamming you over $1500 or is randomly looking for freelancers online.

I don't believe it either, because when I visited their website at https://www.dnb.com I was sure they were a real company, not fictitious. but the payment never came.
and believe it or not, just as I was replying to you, I was contacted again by someone who claimed to work as staff at Dun and Bradstreet again. again, seriously? Will it happen a second time?
Maybe I can ask for your help this time, by checking the person's telegram at https://t.me/JuLiANmiNninG374

Thank you