There is a scam email being circulated that offers cash for car owners who will wrap their car with the RockStar Energy Drink logo.
This is a scam. Rockstar does not offer the general public cash for wrapping their cars.
The contact information for Rockstar is listed below, so you may confirm this.
ROCKSTAR, Inc.
PO Box 27740
Las Vegas, NV 89126 USA
Email: info@rockstar69.com
This is a scam. Rockstar does not offer the general public cash for wrapping their cars.
The contact information for Rockstar is listed below, so you may confirm this.
ROCKSTAR, Inc.
PO Box 27740
Las Vegas, NV 89126 USA
Email: info@rockstar69.com
I just got the same thing from a paul Jackson email from gmail rocksrar energy should step up and kill this scam or really wrap my car. I was stoked to find this out. And now bummed
ReplyDeleteI have been contacted by Kyle Lewis about the advertisement which pays $350 dollars weekly. Upon further examination of the email address, it says that it is @gmail.com Unfortunately I have already sent this person much personal information. Is this a scam? Should I immediately go to the police with all of this information in addition to what I have sent this person? The email I was sent reads as follows:
ReplyDeleteThanks for your response,Sorry for getting back to you late...You and
your car have been chosen for the advert placement, it is very easy
and simple, no application fees required. This is how it works; the
basic premise of the "paid to drive concept "ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK" is
to seek people regular citizens and professional drivers and all car
owners, to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with
a big advert for "ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK" plastered on their cars. The
ads are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto wraps" that almost
seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will cover any portion of
your car's exterior surface.What does the company gain from this type
of ad strategy? Lots of exposure and awareness. The auto wraps tend to
be colorful and eye-catching and attract lots of attention. Plus, it
is a form of advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who
are stuck in traffic can not take their eyes off the ad car to get
their attention busy instead of looking at the red light . This
program will last for three(3) months and the minimum period you can
participate is one(1) month.You will be compensated with Three hundred
and fifty dollars per Week ($350/week), which is essentially a
"rental" payment for letting our company use your car. ROCKSTAR ENERGY
DRINK shall provide experts that will handle the advert placing on
your car, these experts have been tested and confirmed perfect for the
job in order not to leave any damage on your car after three(3)
months. You will receive an upfront payment inform of certified check
for accepting to carry this advert on your car and you will be the one
paying the expert to build up a mutual relationship between both of
you, as he will be coming to you for placing of the ad on your car
after we have agreed with all terms and conditions . He will also be
the one to remove the ad after 3 months when the advert is over. so
the payment you will be sending to him will cover placing and removing
of the ad on your car. Other weekly payments will also come in the
form of certified checks and will be delivered at your address
provided weekly . There willbe no fee for gas since you are not
driving to anywhere else apartfrom your daily routine.The following
information will be needed from you;
Full Name:
Age:
Occupation:
Make of car/ year:
Address:(NOT PO Box)
city:
State:
Zip code:
Do you have a driver's license?
Phone Number(s) mobile and home :
Email Address:
We shall be contacting you as soon as we receive these information,
ROCKSTAR ENERGY DRINK looks forward to working with you.
Hiring Manager
After sending them all of this information regarding myself, I received a second email which reads as follows:
Kyle Lewis
2:50 AM (23 hours ago)
to me
This is to acknowledge the receipt of your details, please answer the
questions below and re-confirm your details.
How long do you intend to carry the advert on your car? One(1) month,
two(2) months or three(3) months?
I just had the same exact situation happen to me by a Brian Smith from a gmail account. He is also acting as Hiring Manager Rockstar. I actually deposited the check and then found out it was a scam. I contacted my bank to inform them of the scam , and hopefully keep my account safe, just in case.
ReplyDeleteWow! i just deposited a check for $1950.00 into my bank account today from a kyle lewis! i feel really stupid!! b
ReplyDeleteI am soo stupid that I already went through a similar scam, where i was the person getting all the mailing info and chk amounts, had to go buy official business checks , envelopes, ink for my printer, it put me out almost three hundo, and im unemployed, thats why i did in first place, then as i was sending, to all diff states, I actually came across a friend i was sending a check to, i called her and the scam she responded to said she would be getting a check that a family that lived in us was out of country but needed supplies and was willing to pay 800 for my friend to go buy the supplies, the 800 would be included in the check, the checking account is very much real, but was closed. These people are getting wealthy acct numbers and getting away with the first few b4 the bank catches on. So I lost out on all the money i spent and the 80 plus hours of work i did, I am on the verge of losing my home, and this just made things worse. my friend saw an add about rockstar energy drink, decal your car and get 350 a week, I thought that was great, I knew rockstar was real and saw other decals from other companies, but i got the check in the mail today and it looks just like the ones i seen b4, so i gogled it and its a scam also...i wish i could get my hands on these little assholes!!
ReplyDeleteI GOT SCAMMED TO THERE SHOULD BE A WAY I JUST WISH I KNEW HOW POLICE DONT HELP
DeleteYes, the email I got in my hotmail account came from Brian Smith. Here is what he said about the deal:
ReplyDelete"You will be compensated with $300.00 per week which is essentially a "rental"payment for letting our company use the space no fee is required from you. ROCKSTAR Energy Drink® shall provide experts that would handle the advert placing on your car. You will receive an upfront payment of $300.00 inform of check via courier service for accepting to carry this advert on your car.
It is very easy and simple no application fees required. Get back with the following details if you are interested in this offer."
I didn't reply after that b/c I thought scam and was right about that after I googled it!
Just got it myself...pretty pissed that seemed like a good gig! Red flag for me was the Western Union part where I had to transfer part of the check, etc. The scammers should be smarter than that. Also, for these scams the email addresses always change and are not from the company which is an immediate flag.
ReplyDeleteActually the scammers are smart, as they are aware that at least of us people out here, will sign up & believe this is on the up & up.
DeleteI was also contacted by a Byron Vu with a gmail address. It had all the same text as the above letters. I had a gut feeling and decided to check this out as there are too many scams going on and unfortunately many unemployed needy people.
ReplyDeleteRock Star Energy Drink should at least post something to the effect that this is a fraud.
From An Aaron Bruce <bhoff2005@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAaron Bruce To Jim Kelley How are you doing today? I am glad to inform you that your payment for the Rockstar Car Advertisement has already been sent by the Post Office and it will be delivered today. Here is the tracking # 9405 5036 9930 0202 9625 87 and you can track it on www.usps.com
When you receive the check, I want you to go ahead and deduct your $400, and send $1,300 to the detailer by Money Gram, so that they can come for the installation of the decals as soon as possible. Please send the money by Money Gram ONLY(Money-In-Minutes) because the detailer insisted on Money Gram due to location. The remainning $150 should be used to pay Money Gram charges for sending the money. You can find Money Gram locations around you by visiting www.moneygram.com, or calling 1-800-666-3947 for locations around you.
Here is the information to send it to:
Name: Kristen Hutchison
Address: 101 Onward Avenue,
City: Northern Cambria
State: PA
Zip Code: 15714
As soon as you send the money, I want you to email me the following
Money Gram details:
1.Sender's name and address(Your name and address)
2.Reference Number(8 digit)
3.Exact amount sent after deduction of Money Gram charges.
4.Secret question and answer(if there is any)
I will be waiting to read from you so that I can schedule the detailer to come and install the decals on your vehicle.
Regards.
FUCKING JOKE.DAMN!!!!!!
Got with the same woman's name. should be getting my check today!!! what a joke. i knew to beware. was gonna wait 10 days to see if the check would actually clear in my account first. not gonna waste my time now.
DeleteSame address and person for me to mail the money to. luckily i did not cash the check. I ripped it up and threw it away. Thanks to this web site i verified it was a scam.
DeleteI received the same email unfortunately I fell for it and lost a lot of money
DeleteI received the same email unfortunately I fell for it and lost a lot of money
DeleteHow did you lose money? I got a check Fed Ex'd to me today. Tried to cash it at 4 different places and it didn't work. I knew it was too good to be true, but fortunately they can't really get anymore than my mailing address out of me. I'm trying to figure out where the scam works if the check is bogus.
Deletedamn just got the fucking check i should have none it was to good to be true!!!DAMn DAmn Damn in my Martin voice!!!
ReplyDeleteSent all my info this morning then googled. It. Fml. Well when the check comes in ill just throw it out. Mine was from an Allen Frankowski.
ReplyDeletemine was from allen frankowsi to and I laughed and knew it was scam...
DeleteWatch for Kelvin mcbright name as well I sent info but no check yet
ReplyDeleteGot the same scam and the check today from Aaron Bruce. Spoke to the FBI and said there is not much they can do because the amounts are set so low. Plus they say that most of the calls they take are about scams like this.....sad world we live in.
ReplyDeleteGot the same email from Brian Smith within 3 months. First time he never replied, this time he is asking for car details & ready to send me my check. OMG, does sound great. I can ride with a decal on my car. JOKE!
ReplyDeletePS. Brian Smith email came from talented1968@gmail.com & jmt1153@hotmail.com.
ReplyDeleteSCAM...FORWARD TO ALL FRIENDS: Received as request form Rockstar Energy Drink to "wrap" my car with their advertisement. My son has done it with other companies with everything fine. Received a check was told to cash it and send it on to the advertising company that would make my "wrap" and come and install it. Well waited for the check to clear and then sent the money on, but for some reason the check bounced, and therefore cleaned my account out, and to make it worse received a check Wednesday asking me to do the same thing as "it cost more than estimated." Deposited check but didn't cash it out. Called Rockstar Energy directly last night and had a nasty conversation with the person who answered. Her response, You've been scammed, you aren't out any money.. How'd she figure that.. And she added "this is under investigation by the FBI.. so contacted FBI last night..
ReplyDeleteStill coming around
ReplyDeleteI got two emails in my Hotmail account. They are from Greg O'Neill, Hiring Manager. Two different email addresses from him.
ReplyDeletemrmacero@hotmail.com
gregoneill1987@gmail.com
I got the same email from a "David Christian" @ hotmail.com! I did reply with my info but immediately replied letting him know that I know its a scam...and not to bother contacting me anymore!
ReplyDeleteMe too. David Christian, about a week ago. I replyed just now, but felt unease and searched 'jmt1153@hotmail.com' into google.ca, and was sent to two pages listing people who were scammed by the same 'great deal'. Thanks all of you .
DeleteMe, too David Cristian - replyed a couple of times, but when he said was sending money for the detailer - that is when the red flag went up. So I 'binged' RockStar Energy Carwrap and it put 'scam' behind it for me...They always say when it sounds too good to be true it probably is too good to be true. Didn't get a reply when I told them they should pay the detailer direct - I didn't want to wire money for them. Thanks for the info from all of you. Guess I just have to keep working no free meals.
DeleteI just sent the check that cleared to someone in Georgia. It was THEIR money, so what's the scam?? Even if I never get the car wrap, it hasn't cost me anything.
DeletePhillips Davis [phillip.davis01@gmail.com]
ReplyDeleteHello ADAM,
This is to inform you that you will be receiving the upfront payment envelope for your Budweiser Car Advert, which will be delivered to you today via FedEx. Below is the tracking details, Kindly be on the lookout for the delivery.
Tracking Details :
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Tracking Number: 799392789789
Check Amount : $ 1318
Track at : http://www.Fedex.com
Follow the Instructions below Carefully
You will make use of the Funds in completing your Budweiser Car Advert, It also covers part of your weekly salary. Upon receiving the Payment, I would want you to proceed to your Bank and Deposit the check and funds will be available for withdrawal 24hrs after it has been deposited, Withdraw Immediately at the point of deposit or after 24 hrs. Remove your Upfront Payment of $300, and forward the rest balance of $698 to our new graphic agent and advert license officer who will be responsible for the advert placement on your car who is waiting to receive funds in other to get the materials and necessary docs. needed for the advert placement. I hope all is clear to you and well understood. Please send the balance as stated below and send to the agents within an hour via WESTERN UNION after you have immediately withdraw at the point of deposit :
This transfer should be done via WESTERN UNION TRANSFER (Money in Minutes)
SEND TO^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
(Graphic agent).......
Receiver's Name: Latandra Jones
Receiver's Address: 16865 Plainview Ave
City : Detroit
State : Michigan
Zipcode : 48219
SCAM - Just an FYI for others
This is the same e-mail my husband got except it was for rockstar energy drink. I am glad I looked this up the Federal Express truck is coming today. He is just not going to except the check after reading these.
DeleteThanks to all who found out it was a scam, I asked for a website and more info, never heard back from anyone. It's so sad that these people prey on others. It's ok, God is watching you, and you will pay for your wrong doings.
ReplyDeleteHere is another one ya'll! look out for lucasd887@gmail.com
ReplyDeletelook out for susan maj
ReplyDeletesusanmaj3@gmail.com
found on craigslist in columbus, ohio
Hello guys,
ReplyDeleteNot sure what all you guys out there are complaining about but here is my feedback to you all:
Received in an email a few weeks ago from mrmacero@hotmail.com and he gave me the same spheel about being paid for driving around with ROCKSTAR decals on my car. I thought it was a scam, did some internet searches on it and decided to play along with it. Well guess what guys, he did as he promised and sent me in a nice check! But not just for $300 but for $900. I was given the address of a local decal place to go get my car all dressed up and it was done in 4.5 hours and it looked so friggen cool! The guys at the decal place were so professional and even paid my lunch! And to boot, l got the receptionists phone number and banged her the very next day!! So it has been now 2.5 months and no problems...so why are all you guys out there crying the blues and complaining...just go crawl back into bed and call your MAMA I would say...but for me...they are 100% authentic and trusting. So cheers out there bros...
Brian: nice try. This is a total bullshit scam, and I'm guessing by you raving about it you must be the one or one of the people involved. If you are, I've got news for you bud, I'm a very pissed of son of a woman you guys tried to scam. I have already contacted the attorney general, The Federal Trade Commision, and also the Detroit Police, and the FBI. Also don't think I will just give up, I've got plenty of time and I'm gonna have fun with whom ever is responsible for this.
DeleteNice try there Brian old boy,I'm guessing by the way you are sticking up for these shit bags you must be involved. We have contacted Wells Fargo, the university and also the federal authorities. We have the check in hand and also a copy with the local district attorney. You my friend are now being investigated, and don't think I will just give up. I have plenty of time and energy. I did get back to you on behalf of my mother the other day though, apparently you didn't read what I sent you.
DeleteMy advice to you is to crawl back under what ever shit house you came from and hide. As I said in my last email to you, you better hope that I never find out where you are.
Have a great day, I'm gonna have fun with you.
HEY BRIAN YOU ARE A TOTAL DIPSHIT. IT SAYS ON ROCKSTARS WEBSITE "WE DO NOT OFFER TO THE GENRAL PUBLIC CAR WRAPS". SO YOU JUST SHOWED EVERYONE YOU ARE ONE OF THESE SCUMBAGS ASSHOLES TRYING TO SCAM PEOPLE. BE A FUCKING MAN A WORK FOR A LIVING. AND YOU CAN COME BACK AND SAY YOU ARE FOR REAL BUT TO SAY THE WRAP GUYS BOUGHT YOU LUNCH AND YOU BANGED THE RECEPTIONISTS JUST PROVES YOU ARE FULL OF COMPLETE SHIT.
DeleteHello guys,
ReplyDeleteNot sure what all you guys out there are complaining about but here is my feedback to you all:
Received in an email a few weeks ago from mrmacero@hotmail.com and he gave me the same spheel about being paid for driving around with ROCKSTAR decals on my car. I thought it was a scam, did some internet searches on it and decided to play along with it. Well guess what guys, he did as he promised and sent me in a nice check! But not just for $300 but for $900. I was given the address of a local decal place to go get my car all dressed up and it was done in 4.5 hours and it looked so friggen cool! The guys at the decal place were so professional and even paid my lunch! And to boot, l got the receptionists phone number and banged her the very next day!! So it has been now 2.5 months and no problems...so why are all you guys out there crying the blues and complaining...just go crawl back into bed and call your MAMA I would say...but for me...they are 100% authentic and trusting. So cheers out there bros...
Got the same come on from a David Christian who texted me "please advise the status of the check payment that was sent you for the car wrap ad or legal action will be taken against you." I texted him back "your so-called business is a scam and legal action is being taken against you as we speak...better run for cover." I guess he was upset because I was going to make sure funds cleared before I sent him one dime! and Brian Hannon; you've got to be the world's biggest moron, seriously!
ReplyDeleteResponded to Craigslist ad to susanmaj3@gmail.com. Sure I got a check - from Stanford University. Unfortunately they got the bank's address wrong on the check. When I called Stanford, I was advised that this was a scam. It is their account number but not their check numbers. Sent an email to Rockstar and they responded that this was a scam. The big tip-off is when they send you too much money and want you to wire the rest to someone else. Why not send two checks or send the "detailer" who is in a different state than you are the larger check and have him send you your cut.
ReplyDeleteGlad I checked this out before depositing the check. I would have cleared because it was a good account number but when Stanford verified their bank statement I would have been out a lot of money.
They are playing with fire when the use the US Mail service and the internet to promote their scam.
Watch out for Fred Amber dj33383@gmail.com/ alexiojp@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteCraig's list San Diego
I GOT ONE ALSO FROM A DAVID CHRISTIAN AND I FIGURED OUT IT WAS A SCAM BY THE 2ND E-MAIL. THAT WAS 2WEEKS AGO. TODAY I GOT A CHECK IN THE MAIL FOR $2,350.00. BUT I AM INCONTACT WITH THE FBI AND GOING TO PLAY ALONG AND NAIL THE BASTARD OR BITCH TO THE WALL. IT IS HARD ENOUGH OUT THERE JUST TO GET BY ANYMORE AND THESE LOW LIFE SCUM BAGS GETTING PEOPLE IN SERIOUS SHIT IF THEY DON'T KNOW IT IS A SCAM AND CASH THESE CHECKS. I WOULD LOVE TO GET ONE OF THESE ASSHOLES ALONE FOR 30 SECONDS AND KICK THE LIVING SHIT OUT OF THEM BUT THEY WOULD NEVER LEARN, SO LETS SEND THEM TO PRISON FOR AWHILE.
ReplyDeleteThe first email comes > From: "zacherycws@gmail.com" then from
ReplyDeleteholly.cole21@gmail.com . do not know who the 3re one comes from...what a bunch of losers.. who can I report them to?
wrote: >>>> > >>>> >> Thanks for your response. It is very easy and simple, no application >>>> >> fees required, this is how it works; the basic premise of the "paid >>>> >> to >>>> >> drive concept" Rockstar Energy Drink" seeks people, regular >>>> >> citizens, >>>> >> professional drivers, and all car owners above eighteen(18) years >>>> >> old, >>>> >> to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with an >>>> >> advertisement for "Rock star Energy Drink" plastered on their cars. >>>> >> The advertisements are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto >>>> >> wraps" that almost seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will >>>> >> cover some portion of your car's exterior surface. >>>> >> What does the company gain from this type of advertisement strategy?>>>> >> Lots of exposure and awareness; the auto wraps tend to be colorful, >>>> >> eye-catching and attracts lots of attention. Plus, it is a form of >>>> >> advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who are stuck in >>>> >> traffic can not take their eyes off the ad vehicle. This program >>>> >> will >>>> >> last for three(3) months and the minimum period you can participate >>>> >> is >>>> >> one(1) month. >>>> >> You will be compensated with Five hundred dollars per Week >>>> >> ($500/week), which is essentially a "rental" payment for letting our >>>> >> company use your car. Rockstar Energy Drink shall provide detailers >>>> >> that will handle the advert placement on your car, these detailers >>>> >> have been tested and confirmed perfect for the job in order not to >>>> >> leave any damage on your car after the end of the program. >>>> >> There will be no fee for gas since you are not driving to anywhere >>>> >> else apart from your daily routine. >>>> >> Please provide the following information : >>>> >> >>>> >> Full Name: >>>> >> Age: >>>> >> Occupation: >>>> >> Make of car/year: >>>> >> Address NOT PO Box) >>>> >> City: >>>> >> State: >>>> >> Zip code: >>>> >> Do you have a driver's license?>>>> >> Phone Number(s) mobile and home : >>>> >> Email Address: >>>> >> >>>> >> We shall be contacting you as soon as we receive this information, >>>> >> Rockstar Energy Drink looks forward to working with you. >>>> >> >>>> >> Hiring Manager.
ReplyDeleteThis is one I received and where it got my attention is when they wanted me to send money...
This is the very same email I got. And guess what? I got the check today for $2,450! I'm going to get in touch with the FBI & see if they want me to go along with it so they can possibly bust them!
Deletewrote: >>>> > >>>> >> Thanks for your response. It is very easy and simple, no application >>>> >> fees required, this is how it works; the basic premise of the "paid >>>> >> to >>>> >> drive concept" Rockstar Energy Drink" seeks people, regular >>>> >> citizens, >>>> >> professional drivers, and all car owners above eighteen(18) years >>>> >> old, >>>> >> to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with an >>>> >> advertisement for "Rock star Energy Drink" plastered on their cars. >>>> >> The advertisements are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto >>>> >> wraps" that almost seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will >>>> >> cover some portion of your car's exterior surface. >>>> >> What does the company gain from this type of advertisement strategy?>>>> >> Lots of exposure and awareness; the auto wraps tend to be colorful, >>>> >> eye-catching and attracts lots of attention. Plus, it is a form of >>>> >> advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who are stuck in >>>> >> traffic can not take their eyes off the ad vehicle. This program >>>> >> will >>>> >> last for three(3) months and the minimum period you can participate >>>> >> is >>>> >> one(1) month. >>>> >> You will be compensated with Five hundred dollars per Week >>>> >> ($500/week), which is essentially a "rental" payment for letting our >>>> >> company use your car. Rockstar Energy Drink shall provide detailers >>>> >> that will handle the advert placement on your car, these detailers >>>> >> have been tested and confirmed perfect for the job in order not to >>>> >> leave any damage on your car after the end of the program. >>>> >> There will be no fee for gas since you are not driving to anywhere >>>> >> else apart from your daily routine. >>>> >> Please provide the following information : >>>> >> >>>> >> Full Name: >>>> >> Age: >>>> >> Occupation: >>>> >> Make of car/year: >>>> >> Address NOT PO Box) >>>> >> City: >>>> >> State: >>>> >> Zip code: >>>> >> Do you have a driver's license?>>>> >> Phone Number(s) mobile and home : >>>> >> Email Address: >>>> >> >>>> >> We shall be contacting you as soon as we receive this information, >>>> >> Rockstar Energy Drink looks forward to working with you. >>>> >> >>>> >> Hiring Manager.
ReplyDeleteThis is one I received and where it got my attention is when they wanted me to send money...
wrote: >>>> > >>>> >> Thanks for your response. It is very easy and simple, no application >>>> >> fees required, this is how it works; the basic premise of the "paid >>>> >> to >>>> >> drive concept" Rockstar Energy Drink" seeks people, regular >>>> >> citizens, >>>> >> professional drivers, and all car owners above eighteen(18) years >>>> >> old, >>>> >> to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with an >>>> >> advertisement for "Rock star Energy Drink" plastered on their cars. >>>> >> The advertisements are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto >>>> >> wraps" that almost seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will >>>> >> cover some portion of your car's exterior surface. >>>> >> What does the company gain from this type of advertisement strategy?>>>> >> Lots of exposure and awareness; the auto wraps tend to be colorful, >>>> >> eye-catching and attracts lots of attention. Plus, it is a form of >>>> >> advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who are stuck in >>>> >> traffic can not take their eyes off the ad vehicle. This program >>>> >> will >>>> >> last for three(3) months and the minimum period you can participate >>>> >> is >>>> >> one(1) month. >>>> >> You will be compensated with Five hundred dollars per Week >>>> >> ($500/week), which is essentially a "rental" payment for letting our >>>> >> company use your car. Rockstar Energy Drink shall provide detailers >>>> >> that will handle the advert placement on your car, these detailers >>>> >> have been tested and confirmed perfect for the job in order not to >>>> >> leave any damage on your car after the end of the program. >>>> >> There will be no fee for gas since you are not driving to anywhere >>>> >> else apart from your daily routine. >>>> >> Please provide the following information : >>>> >> >>>> >> Full Name: >>>> >> Age: >>>> >> Occupation: >>>> >> Make of car/year: >>>> >> Address NOT PO Box) >>>> >> City: >>>> >> State: >>>> >> Zip code: >>>> >> Do you have a driver's license?>>>> >> Phone Number(s) mobile and home : >>>> >> Email Address: >>>> >> >>>> >> We shall be contacting you as soon as we receive this information, >>>> >> Rockstar Energy Drink looks forward to working with you. >>>> >> >>>> >> Hiring Manager.
ReplyDeleteThis is one I received and where it got my attention is when they wanted me to send money...
I contacted my local Sheriff's office. Unfortunately, they said there isn't anything they can do about this scam. That's pretty sad! Someone needs to try & catch these people!
ReplyDeleteI'm in the same boat right now got a check for like 2890 the other day in the mail and was thinking it was actually my stafford loan i applied for but then i rememberd getting an email from a guy about the rockstar wrap and was like shit :
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, I am happy to inform you that you have successfully
been entered into the program. An expert, who will meet you has been
allocated to install the decals on your car. You will therefore
receive your payment alongside the money that will be paid to the
national car detailer(expert) in the mail. So when you get the
payment, you will take out your first week pay of $400 and give the
rest to the detailer. This is to afford mutual relationship between
you and the detailer. A check of $2,890 would be mailed to you to
cover your money and the detailer's money.
In view of this, please confirm the following details;
How long do you intend to carry the advertisement on your car? One(1)
month, two(2) months or three(3) months?
Do you use your car everyday?Also reconfirm your name and
address as it should be on the check, where your payment should be mailed.
You are to be checking your email daily for updates and will your
check will arrive in the mail.
Regards.
FIRST :
>> Thanks for your response. It is very easy and simple, no application
>> fees required, this is how it works; the basic premise of the "paid to
>> drive concept" Rockstar Energy Drink" seeks people, regular citizens,
>> professional drivers, and all car owners above eighteen(18) years old,
>> to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with an
>> advertisement for "Rock star Energy Drink" plastered on their cars.
>> The advertisements are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto
>> wraps" that almost seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will
>> cover some portion of your car's exterior surface.
>> What does the company gain from this type of advertisement strategy?
>> Lots of exposure and awareness; the auto wraps tend to be colorful,
>> eye-catching and attracts lots of attention. Plus, it is a form of
>> advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who are stuck in
>> traffic can not take their eyes off the ad vehicle. This program will
>> last for three(3) months and the minimum period you can participate is
>> one(1) month.
>> You will be compensated with Four hundred dollars per Week
>> ($400/week), which is essentially a "rental" payment for letting our
>> company use your car. Rockstar Energy Drink shall provide detailers
>> that will handle the advert placement on your car, these detailers
>> have been tested and confirmed perfect for the job in order not to
>> leave any damage on your car after the end of the program.
>> There will be no fee for gas since you are not driving to anywhere
>> else apart from your daily routine.
desmond.victor8@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteadd this guy to the list!
add this guy to the list!!!!! scam, scam
ReplyDeleteHello,
Wrap advertising is the marketing practice of completely or partially covering (wrapping) a vehicle in an advertisement or livery, thus turning it into a mobile billboard. This can be achieved by simply painting the vehicle surface, but it is becoming more common today to use large vinyl sheets as decals. These can be removed with relative ease, making it much less expensive to change from one advertisement to another. Vehicles with large, flat surfaces, such as buses and light-rail carriages, are fairly easy to work with, though smaller cars with curved surfaces can also be wrapped in this manner. Wrap advertising is available to anybody irrespective of the vehicle you drive.
We are currently seeking to employ individuals living in USA. Who will like to make money by simply driving your car or banner wrapped for NOS Energy Drink®.
How it works?
Here's the basic premise of the "paid to drive" concept: NOS Energy Drink® seeks people regular citizens, professional drivers to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with a big advert for "NOS Energy Drink®" plastered on your car. The ads are typically vinyl decals, also known as "auto wraps,"that almost seem to be painted on the vehicle, and which will cover any portion of your car's exterior surface.
Don't Have a Car?
If you don't have a car, you can also participate if you have a bike.
What does the company get out of this type of ad strategy?
Lots of exposure and awareness. The auto wraps tend to be colourful eye-catching and attract lots of attention. Plus, it's a form of advertising with a captive audience,meaning people who are stuck in traffic can't avoid seeing the wrapped car alongside them. This program will last for 3 months and the minimum you can participate is a month.
What is the Contract Duration?
Once the wrap has been installed, minimum term is 2 weeks and maximum is 12 weeks.
Would the wrap/decal damage the paint of my car?
The decal doesn't damage the paint of car and will be removed by our representative once the contract expire. We will be responsible for installation and removal of the wrap.
Does it cover the whole car?
No, the decal it only install in the car trunk and doors.
You will be compensated with $300.00 per week which is essentially a "rental"payment for letting our company use the space no fee is required from you. NOS Energy Drink® shall provide experts that would handle the advert placing on your car. You will receive an upfront payment of $300.00 inform of check via courier service for accepting to carry this advert on your car.
It is very easy and simple no application fees required. Get back with the following details if you are interested in this offer.
Applicant information:
Name :
Full Street Address(not PO BOX) :
APT #:
City,State,Zip Code:
Cell Phone Number:
Home Phone Number:
Age:
We shall be contacting you as soon as we receive this information.
Best Regards,
George Jennings
Hiring Manager
NOS Energy Drink®
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