Mystery Shoppers Scam targets shopaholics with mails, ads and messages regarding mystery shopping jobs, and promise them hefty payment for their service. Scammers send fake cheque and ask shoppers to return the extra money. The victim loses money and time working it’s hard to trace scammers, as they use fake names and IDs. iYogi has taken initiatives to warn users about Mystery Shoppers Scam and released the latest iYogi alerts. These alerts contain information as to how Mystery Shoppers Scam works and even ways to avoid them. Read more…
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Beware: Mystery Shopper’s!!!
been out of work for a couple of years because of back- neck and shoulder problems, but wanted to get back into the workforce. I knew I’d enjoy mystery shopping. Then, I spotted one add on West Australian newspaper, earn $250-$300 weekly, it said. Get paid for shopping. It looked real and must have cost a lot to put in the paper, so I applied by mail. But, they turned out to be a fake. Now, I’m feeling like an idiot. I only hope my story warns others to beware of this scam. If the job seems too good to be true, it probably isn’t!!!
Alert: Mystery Shoppers!!!
I had some friends of mine try to sign me for mystery shopping because it’s “free money” they said, but after they did there first assignment, they told me that it was not worth because they got a fake cheque in return. In most cases free mystery shopper jobs are a scam. So, don’t fall for it!!!