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Location: ventura, California 93030
Document ID: A0355-51128

Job Type: Contract
Job Schedule: Part-time

Posted on: 09/08/2006
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Friday, September 08, 2006

Chelsea man victim of an online scam

There's a new online scam going around that cost a Lapeer woman nearly $3,000, left a Chelsea man with the aggravation of knowing his identify was stolen and apparently benefited someone in Poland or Russia.

State Police Detective Sgt. Fred Farkas said the scam unraveled recently when the Chelsea man notified his bank that a check with his name and bank information on it had been forged.

Farkas said it turned out that the scam involved a 19-year-old Lapeer woman who answered a help-wanted ad at jobfinder.com for a "money transfer manager.'' Without any contact with the job provider other than e-mail, the woman took the job, Farkas said. The job entailed receiving checks from different sources, made out in the woman's name, cashing them, keeping 10 percent and wiring the other 90 percent to the employer.

By the time the woman had sent on $3,000 last week, the Chelsea man had reported the fraudulent activity on his account, and the woman's account was frozen. Farkas said investigators traced the wired money to Poland and Russia.

Farkas said the man got his money back from his bank, but the Lapeer woman who took the job for a little extra money is instead out her money. Police have still not determined how the scam artists obtained the man's checking account information.

http://www.mlive.com/news/aanews/ind...620.xml&coll=2

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