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CAH
April 11, 2024
Great advice! I wished I had learned about consumer.ftc.gov.
Very helpful information! My Sister is grateful as well! Thank you
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Barbara Eaton
April 11, 2024
Great info. I was a government employee for 30 years.
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Editha
April 16, 2024
Scammers are just in the corner wherever you for living.
Technology makes us easy to apply Job that you don’t have to go the exact locations but we have to be careful not to go in the wrong people.
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Clyde Tolson
April 23, 2024
In reply to Scammers are just in the… by Editha
Site postalserviceplacement.com is a SCAM operating from Burberry Way, Highlands Ranch, CO 80129. Look exactly like the USPS site. BUT they ask for a Registration Fee of $39.
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Clyde Tolson
April 19, 2024
The website postalserviceplacement.com falsely advertised that they are USPS online and stupid me, i paid thinking I would see the actual application. Firstly, there was no opening in my city like they had advertised online, secondly, I realized they were a scam and asked for a refund and they said that I needed to wait 30 for money back guaranteed, should I not be chosen. How am I supposed to be chosen if there is no opening in my area. I did as they suggested to apply in a different city and I did and ended up not being selected. Then they said take an assessment. How in the world do I force take an assessment I was never given or considered for. Basically, this company is a big joke and runs you in circles.
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Neetusingh
April 26, 2024
They r using Amazon part time requirements job so everyone trusted on them
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Quovadis Burwell
May 14, 2024
Beware: Scammed by usjobsplacement.com!
I recently fell victim to the deceitful tactics of Usjobsplacement.com, and I must say it was a complete nightmare. Initially, I was thrilled at the prospect of applying for a job with the United States Postal Service through their platform. Little did I know that I was about to be taken for a ride.
First off, they charged me an outrageous $89 application fee, claiming it was a standard part of the process. Foolishly, I went along with it, thinking it was legitimate. However, as I delved deeper, I realized I had been duped. The United States Postal Service does NOT charge any fees for employment or taking postal exams. I felt like a fool for falling for their scam.
To make matters worse, when I tried to reach out to their customer support for a refund or clarification, I was met with silence. No response whatsoever. It's clear they have no intention of providing any sort of legitimate service or support to their customers. They're just out to make a quick buck at the expense of unsuspecting job seekers.
It's appalling to think that there are companies out there preying on people's dreams of finding employment. Usjobsplacement.com is a prime example of such despicable behavior. They not only stole my hard-earned money but also shattered my trust in online job platforms.
I urge anyone considering using Usjobsplacement.com to steer clear. Don't make the same mistake I did. Save yourself the headache and financial loss by avoiding this scam at all costs. Trust me, you'll thank yourself later.
In summary, Usjobsplacement.com is nothing but a scam operation, and they deserve to be shut down for good. Shame on them for taking advantage of innocent job seekers like myself.
1 star out of 5. Avoid at all costs!
Sincerely,
A Disappointed Victim
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Ermilla Singh
July 02, 2024
In reply to Beware: Scammed by… by Quovadis Burwell
unfortunately, i also fell victim to this trap, i wish i had seen this before, this happens over a month ago, i called several times, leave messages, actually now you can't even leave a message. I couldn't believe there are deceitful people out there trying to rob innocent people. I was charged an outrageous amount of $89 I hope these scammers will be caught.
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