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Ship Target Reshipping Scam

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517 East 30th Avenue
Hutchinson, KS 67502
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(888) 522-2521

http://www.ship-target.us

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Membership Information

This business is not a member of Business Consumer Alliance. This fact does not disparage the company in any way.

Recent Review

Posted on 3/10/2016

SCAM COMPANY! DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR INFORMATION!

I just found out they are a scam company so BEWARE! DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION! Ship Target contacted me from an employment ad. They sent me application documents that looked legitimate, that had the company's "seal" on their signature page. They even provided me with an IRS Employer Identification Number with their business name and address which both turned out to be fake. They had me fill out their Employment Agreement, Direct Deposit Authorization form, W-4 Tax Withholding forms, and I-9 Employment Eligibility Form. Ship Target uses these forms to get your personal information. They did not set up direct deposit with my bank. I do not recommend doing business with this or any company that asks you to receive packages (the ones sent to me were addressed to a different person, never in my name), verify the contents of the package, and reship them to a third party. A legitimate company does not need a "middleman" to ship their products. If they have nothing to hide, they would ship the products themselves, from a legitimate address.

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BCA's Summary and Analysis:

We have received no complaints against this company.

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Complaint Closing Statistics

0 complaints against Ship Target Reshipping Scam closed in last 3 years.
Complaints Type of response
0 Making a full refund, as the consumer requested
0 Making a partial refund
0 Agreed to make an adjustment
0 Refusing to make an adjustment
0 Refuse to adjust, relying on terms of agreement
0 Unanswered

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Company Info

This company's business is providing mail order fulfilment service

Primary Contact: Jason Hodges (Co-Founder & CTO)
Business Started: N/A
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We believe Ship Target is a scam company currently operating a reshipping scam business using the information of an existing legitimate company. Fraudulent perpetrators of these types of scams often contact prospective victims with "job vacancy" ads via spam emails, letters, newspaper ads, job search web sites, or in response to job profiles posted online. Jobs are usually advertised as a "logistics manager” "shipping manager", "shipping director", or similar titles. Once recruited, the scammers often provide an Employment Agreement or similar forms asking for the prospective employees personal and banking information. These forms often show a fake "company seal"  that is stamped throughout or on a signature page.


 


The employee, or "parcel mules" will then begin to receive merchandise, often purchased with stolen credit card information. These mules are typically instructed to take a photo of the shipping label, open the package and take photos of the contents and, after they send the photos, are provided with a new shipping label for the package and instructed to take it to the post office or shipping agency where the package is then shipped to other people involved in the scam.


 


The criminals behind the scheme need the mules to accept the fraudulently acquired items on their behalf. This gets them off the radar of officials that are following the scam. When the authorities follow the trail, they are often led to the worker instead of the true culprit. Payment for work is typically set up as a  monthly salary, with first payment to be sent one month after the first package has been processed. Some workers may get paid for reshipping the products, but payment is often made from fraudulent accounts which frequently are shut down, or checks sent as payment are often counterfeit. Most workers never get paid and the scammers cease communication or contact phone numbers and emails are no longer active. 


 


You can check out our BCA Scam Watch for information on another reshipping scam. More information on work-at-home offers is available in the BCA resource guides.

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Government Actions

BCA has no information regarding government actions at this time.

Comments and Analysis


We believe Ship Target is a scam company currently operating a reshipping scam business using the information of an existing legitimate company. Fraudulent perpetrators of these types of scams often contact prospective victims with "job vacancy" ads via spam emails, letters, newspaper ads, job search web sites, or in response to job profiles posted online. Jobs are usually advertised as a "logistics manager” "shipping manager", "shipping director", or similar titles. Once recruited, the scammers often provide an Employment Agreement or similar forms asking for the prospective employees personal and banking information. These forms often show a fake "company seal"  that is stamped throughout or on a signature page.


The employee, or "parcel mules" will then begin to receive merchandise, often purchased with stolen credit card information. These mules are typically instructed to take a photo of the shipping label, open the package and take photos of the contents and, after they send the photos, are provided with a new shipping label for the package and instructed to take it to the post office or shipping agency where the package is then shipped to other people involved in the scam.


The criminals behind the scheme need the mules to accept the fraudulently acquired items on their behalf. This gets them off the radar of officials that are following the scam. When the authorities follow the trail, they are often led to the worker instead of the true culprit. Payment for work is typically set up as a  monthly salary, with first payment to be sent one month after the first package has been processed. Some workers may get paid for reshipping the products, but payment is often made from fraudulent accounts which frequently are shut down, or checks sent as payment are often counterfeit. Most workers never get paid and the scammers cease communication or contact phone numbers and emails are no longer active. 


You can check out our BCA Scam Watch for information on another reshipping scam. More information on work-at-home offers is available in the BCA resource guides.
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Other Considerations


We believe Ship Target is a scam company currently operating a reshipping scam business using the information of an existing legitimate company. Fraudulent perpetrators of these types of scams often contact prospective victims with "job vacancy" ads or in response to job profiles posted online. Once recruited, the scammers often provide an Employment Agreement or similar forms asking for the prospective employees personal and banking information. The employee, or "parcel mules" will then begin to receive merchandise, often purchased with stolen credit card information, and instructed to repackage and relabel the merchandise and take it to the post office or shipping agency where the package is then shipped to other people involved in the scam.


The criminals behind the scheme need the mules to accept the fraudulently acquired items on their behalf. This gets them off the radar of officials that are following the scam. When the authorities follow the trail, they are often led to the worker instead of the true culprit. Some workers may get paid for reshipping the products, but payment is often made from fraudulent accounts which frequently are shut down, or checks sent as payment are often counterfeit. Most workers never get paid and the scammers cease communication or contact phone numbers and emails are no longer active. 


You can check out our BCA Scam Watch for information on another reshipping scam. More information on work-at-home offers is available in the BCA resource guides.

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DBAs:

Ship-Target
Ship Target
Ship Target, LLC

Websites:
There are no additional web sites.

Contacts:

Nathan (President & CEO)
Olivia Stanford (HR Dept.)
Byron Wier (Co-Founder & VP of Product)
Customer Service
Fred Tumczik (President)

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