Pam McDevitt already works from home
some when she got an email offering her
an additional part-time job with
flexible hours in good pay she was
interested I signed up on their website
and I you know filled out all everything
and shortly thereafter I got an email
the job was described as a reship ER job
payment would be $40 per package if it
would have been a whole lot of money it
would have been a red flag to me if it
would have been too little money I
wouldn't have been interested she
immediately received two packages one
was from Nordstrom she printed out the
shipping label and sent it to the
address she was given but when she got
the next package she felt something
wasn't right
so she emailed the company I just want
to be clear there's nothing in this
package that's considered dangerous or
because I don't want to get in any
trouble okay there's nothing in here
that would be dangerous or terrorist
they sent back an email but she still
had reservations why was I getting a
package from Nordstrom why was it sent
to me and then I'm sending it to
somebody else so she called postal
inspectors there are some legitimate
work at home jobs however they're few
and far between
inspectors learned the postage pam was
using was counterfeit they caution
consumers to research any potential
employer sometimes a simple internet
search will reveal a scam follow up with
that company by independently finding a
phone number or an address for that
company and make contact through that
phone number or address don't rely on
what was emailed to you