CAT: Employment · REPORTED September 15, 2026

paknext scam

A employment scam report, targeting a consumer in Auburn, AL, USA - 36832.

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What happened

I was contacted by phone about a job as a goods checker. She asked me a few questions like did I have a printer or could I access one, would I be able to transport the packages to the drop off location and would I be interested in picking up vip packages for a salary bonus. She explained the that she would need to send me a link in order to sign in and that my first paycheck would be after 30 days. No offer letter was sent and the only taxes form that was sent was an W-4 and my SSN was on that form.

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