Or they live in a foreign country or city as a trusted employee of their government, delivering classified materials to the proper location so that the government can work effectively in those foreign locales. Thanks again.Have you ever heard of KSS International? Should I tell my bank not to process the checks?The bank will likely process the checks like they would any other check — but you’ll likely get a notification (via phone, email, text, etc.) According to the site, they pay 15% more than the industry average, but their rates aren’t clearly stated.Confero offers mystery shopping opportunities in food service, retail, banking, automotive, healthcare, consumer products, airports, movie theaters, theme parks, and tourist attractions.Amusement Advantage is a mystery shopping company that pays people to mystery shop at amusement parks, bowling alleys, zoos, museums, aquariums, and other popular attractions. I’m not saying the one you’ve been trying to reach is not. There are jobs that pay a small fee and reimburse you for purchases like food or items you buy.There as also jobs that pay $55.00 to $85.00 per job. You’ll be paid $6 per hour with additional pay as follows:Users must complete 75 surveys the first week and 100 surveys each following week. I haven’t made any purchases. Top Secret Co., Ltd. (株式会社トップシークレット, Kabushiki-gaisha Toppu Shīkuretto) is a Japanese automobile tuner and parts manufacturer. Every company listed in this article is legit, but none of them will send you a check for work you haven’t done yet. They offer mystery shopping opportunities including restaurants, hotels, storage facilities, golf courses, retail, healthcare, and financial service providers.They pay within 45 days of the assignment being completed, which is a little longer than normal.

Dry Cut is a company that features an array of exciting and innovative international distribution of personal hair & beauty care and toiletries product in Malaysia and Singapore. Top Secret is also known for its illegal Wangan high speed runs, professional Drifting, Circuit, and Drag Racing. Payments are sent via Shopper’s View is a founding member of the MSPA and offers mystery shopping opportunities. No waiting for instructions in the mail.There are 100’s of jobs available but you aren’t going to get rich.My average is $15.00 per job. Flickr: KellyReevesImportant conversations are happening now. Known for having a super duper heavy foot and absolutely insane tuning ability Smoky Nagata is one of the godfathers of the JDM tuning scene. I have the “check” that I was sent…I feel like I should change my phone number, my email address, etc.My husband wants me to notify the sheriff department.Sorry to hear that Rhonda — scammers are often extremely good at what they do/they can be super convincing. The payment will differ based on the assignment that you choose.Second to None looks for mystery shoppers for a couple of specific jobs. I haven’t received the envelope yet but it’s coming.“You will receive an envelope next week containing a Cashier’s Check, an Instruction Letter, and an Assessment Form.”This sounds like a scam.

Tootsie Roll hasn't offered clues to its succession plan even though its CEO is in his 90s, according to the Wall Street Journal. A recognizable feature of many Top Secret tuned cars are their gold paint schemes. I did notice that there is a small checkbox at the bottom of each page before you can continue.I was recently sent an email from a student at my university and it had a link to apply to a company named PanWays Shoppers, Inc. The company is mainly known for its body kits and performance engineering. If so, how did you send them and where to?The devil is in the details and unfortunately your options for recouping the cost are limited. We have the best quality T-Shirts, Hoodies, Sweatshirts, Polo Shirts, Jackets and Sweatpants.

Many thanks for your warning and advice.Nope, no need to send it back. If purchase or signup is made through our Partners’ links, we receive compensation for the referral. I use GigSpot, IntelliShop, Bare International, BestMark, and ath Power. Some companies go to great lengths to stay under the radar. I’m thinking this is a scam using a legitimate company name, although I’m not 100% sure.Scammers use the names of legitimate mystery shopping companies so that when the recipients of their phony checks do a search for them, they come up with the real company and are reassured. You will be very, very sorry you did.I have applied to a site named “wmfunshopper” through LinkedIn. I was given instruction to buy 2 Apple store gift cards for $1250 each, to scratch them, and send them the numbers.