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I’m trying find me a online gig without using my legitimate information and looking for a shopper gig that provides the credit card information do anyone know where I can find that at

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No. You always have to provide your identification info when you work for legitimate companies. Some of them do background checks. None of them are going to hand out a credit card to a stranger. That's not a realistic expectation.
You want a real company to hand a real credit card to a fake person?
@moomoo2badd wrote:

I’m trying find me a online gig without using my legitimate information and looking for a shopper gig that provides the credit card information do anyone know where I can find that at

Shopping South Jersey, Southeast Pennsylvania, and Delaware above the canal since 2008
@myst4au wrote:

You want a real company to hand a real credit card to a fake person?
@moomoo2badd wrote:

I’m trying find me a online gig without using my legitimate information and looking for a shopper gig that provides the credit card information do anyone know where I can find that at
Oh, you can find someone claiming to do exactly that but the card is stolen and the "company" is just some scammer someplace using you to do their dirty work.

This new poster may be trying to tee up the scenario by posting the question and then they'll answer it using another profile claiming to have found exactly what they are looking for. AND it's totally real and legit, they've been doing this for years!

You would think it never works, nobody could fall for that, but it must work sometimes or they wouldn't bother.
Never heard of this scam

Life was passing like a hand waving from a train I wanted to be on
@BarefootBliss wrote:

Never heard of this scam
There are MANY schemes to launder money. I am glad that you haven't encountered this one. I have. My family member didn't fall for it (thank goodness!) so I don't know every detail of how it works but boy did they work hard trying to prey on youthful ambition and greed and it was 100% a scam. They posted a help wanted ad on a college campus's board for a "personal assistant". Once contacted, they explained that the student would be given a credit card to use for buying things for them, would need to open a bank account for receiving funds to keep their business transactions separate from personal transactions, and no experience was necessary, they'd be given exact instructions. Privacy was "of utmost importance" so they were not to discuss their job with others. And on and on with a lot of pushy hurry, someone else is interested but you contacted first so it is only fair to give you the job if you can decide today to accept... The promised pay was obviously well above normal personal assistant wages.

If it sounds too good to be true, that's because it is.

This job is actually called "money mule"
I am guessing that A-they are in witness protection or B-they are receiving some type of government benefits based on low income.
@ShopperGirly wrote:

I am guessing that A-they are in witness protection or B-they are receiving some type of government benefits based on low income.
Ah, but witness protection gives you a new identity to use so not A. Possibly B but that question is usually phrased as "How much can I earn before they send a 1099?"
I thought this thread was going to be about the Moody Blues. Dang.
no one pays upfront here. the patriot act in 2001 eliminated a lot of loopholes.

shopping north west PA and south west ny
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