Confero Warns of LinkedIn Scam Using Confero Name- Job Offer Scam – Lauren Smith- It’s a Fake!
August 4, 2015We learned today about a fake mystery shop offer for the position offered via Linkedin messaging. These fake positions are advertised through Linkedin and possibly other sites as well. The scammer, who goes by the name of Will George, falsely claims that he works for Confero.
WE DO NOT HAVE AN EMPLOYEE OR WORK WITH A CONTRACTOR NAMED WILL GEORGE!
Please do not contact that person on Linkedin or elsewhere as "Will George" is trying to scam people. These scams almost always result in consumers becoming duped into a fake check scam. In fake check scams, shoppers are sent checks to deposit, then told to wire most of the funds elsewhere and keep the difference. Ultimately, the check the scammer sent the shopper turns out to be worthless and the shopper is on the hook to cover the entire check with the bank. Some of the checks look quite real – so real in fact that bank tellers see them all the time. BE CAREFUL!
And, just so you know:
Confero Warns of LinkedIn Scam Using Confero Name- Job Offer Scam – Will George- It’s a Fake!
July 31, 2015We learned today about a fake mystery shop offer for the position offered via Linkedin messaging. These fake positions are advertised through Linkedin and possibly other sites as well. The scammer, who goes by the name of Will George, falsely claims that he works for Confero.
WE DO NOT HAVE AN EMPLOYEE OR WORK WITH A CONTRACTOR NAMED WILL GEORGE!
Please do not contact that person on Linkedin or elsewhere as "Will George" is trying to scam people. These scams almost always result in consumers becoming duped into a fake check scam. In fake check scams, shoppers are sent checks to deposit, then told to wire most of the funds elsewhere and keep the difference. Ultimately, the check the scammer sent the shopper turns out to be worthless and the shopper is on the hook to cover the entire check with the bank. Some of the checks look quite real – so real in fact that bank tellers see them all the time. BE CAREFUL!
And, just so you know:
Confero President Speaks at 2013 IMSC conference
June 1, 2013Elaine Buxton, president, participated as a speaker at the Independent Mystery Shoppers’ Conference (IMSC), held at the Melia Hotel in Atlanta, GA on May 30th – June 1st, 2013. The IMSC is a mystery shopper support organization working to improve the industry by providing educational information. The conference focused on ways to complete mystery shopping […]
Mystery Shopping: Customer Service Eyes At RDU
March 19, 2013Thank you RDU Airport shoppers!
RDU Airport blogs about how mystery shopping reports are used to keep service levels exceptional. “Mystery shopping is used to gauge how well our front line employees are doing everyday to accomplish our shared customer service mission.”rdublog.com/2013/03/19/customer-service-eyes-at-rdu/
If you travel to/from RDU, check with us to see if we have mystery shops available for you during your trip. You can register your interest
“..So I Bagged Myself” and Other Funny Mystery Shopper Comments
November 29, 2012We are constantly reminded of why our quality assurance process is so valuable to our clients. Despite ever-smarter technology, there is no replacement for an actual review of a report before it’s released to our client. Spell check can’t and won’t uncover all errors!
In 2011, we posted an article highlighting some mystery shopper funnies that Confero’s team had encountered over the years. We were surprised at all the positive feedback from those who enjoyed reading them. Given its popularity, we decided to post more humorous quotes this month.
- “There were no baggers helping the cashier so I bagged myself”.
- “I ordered tuna and the server went into a drawer for it.”