http://guido.appenzeller.net/wordpress/2009/12/asksundayask-sundaymakesunday-scam/ Technology, Entrepreneurship and Anything Else of Interest Sun, 09 May 2010 19:21:51 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://guido.appenzeller.net/wordpress/2009/12/asksundayask-sundaymakesunday-scam/comment-page-1/#comment-1087 Atashnaa Werner Sun, 09 May 2010 19:21:51 +0000 http://guido.appenzeller.net/wordpress/?p=157#comment-1087 I had 'Net savvy friends look at the job posting and research it before I did 1.5 months worth of work. They said the site was a legitimate business, which it was. However, I got scammed by Brian Clark with a very good fraudulent mirror site. When I realized it was a scam I reported it to the FBI and the IC3. But it was to late. My identity information was stolen. Fortunately he never got access to my bank account. A while later the legitimate company named me in a lawsuit, along with some other people that apparently the same thing happen too as owners of the domain names that Brian Clark opened. A few months later I got a call again from a company in Canada saying that their domain was being used and their information had me listed as the owner of record on the domain name. I had ‘Net savvy friends look at the job posting and research it before I did 1.5 months worth of work. They said the site was a legitimate business, which it was. However, I got scammed by Brian Clark with a very good fraudulent mirror site. When I realized it was a scam I reported it to the FBI and the IC3. But it was to late. My identity information was stolen. Fortunately he never got access to my bank account. A while later the legitimate company named me in a lawsuit, along with some other people that apparently the same thing happen too as owners of the domain names that Brian Clark opened. A few months later I got a call again from a company in Canada saying that their domain was being used and their information had me listed as the owner of record on the domain name.

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