Scam work at home jobs?

Question

I got an email about a job offer that says i can work at home as a representative for a company out of england that has allot of orders from the U.S.A. and all i have to do is check emails and talk to representatives and go to the bank everyday to cash checks and money orders and i think it said i needed to put the checks in my account and i get 10% of each check plus a $450 every two weeks. sounds to good to be true is this a SCAM does anyone know please let me know if anyone has heard of this.

Answer 1

only question I have, when has a good job ever knock on your door? Think about this, if people made good money at it, wouldn't everyone be doing it now?

Answer 2

Unfortunately,

When it sounds to good to be true....i'm afraid it usually is.

The scam in this case---is that they want you're bank account information.

Definately do not accept the job and i recommend reporting the e-mail and company to the better business bureau.

Answer 3

TOTAL SCAMMMMM!!!!!!  

Also, if they ask you to accept shipments and then reship them -- Another big scam too.

If you cash the checks they will bounce and you will be held liable for bounced checks

Answer 4

It's a scam.

The way it works, is that they give you fake checks, even the banks themselves will cash it and clear it even if asked to verify. You cash the check and send them the 90%. After a few days the bank calls you and says that check was a fraud, and you have to pay back the 90% to the bank out of your pocket, otherwise you can get in serious trouble.

Answer 5

SCAM !

Answer 6

Scam. You said it they did not ask for your social security number. Red Flag right there. You will end up with your account overdrawn and you would have to pay your bank back. This is the oldest scam ever. Don't do it!! Listen to all of us. DoooooooooNNNNNNNNNTTTTTTTTTT DDDDOOOOOOO IIIIIIITTTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!