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Full story: I applied for a mystery shopper job online and at first I thought they were a legitimate company. They told me that they would pay $150 per assignment. I didn't really thought of it as a red flag for the moment and I thought it was great. I then got a text from my employer that a check would be coming from "his client". 

Fast forward two days, I got the mail and it had a check on it with the amount of $933.50. It came with directions that I need to get it deposited immediately to the bank or the money would be gone in 24 hours. They said I need to wire funds to moneygram to a person in porterville(?) california. And it also came with questions for mystery shoppers as "how long did you wait to get the service" etc.

So silly me went to the bank. I didn't have a checking account yet so I had to open one. I talked with a customer rep there and I gave him the check. It looked legit to him at first. I told him I need to cash it immediately. Since it's columbus day and they don't process check at the moment, he brought it to his bank manager to ask for advice on when I can make the funds available the next day. He came back to me saying that the check was a fraud. I gave them the directions that came with the check which was the directions for the mystery shopper. The bank manager came to me and he told me it was a fraud and that they can't create a checking account for me at the meantime. I asked the rep if I will get a record and he told me no. I'm not really sure about that though. I apologized to them. They were nice through the whole process.
<bot>: I got scammed in one of those USPS money orders which is part of the job as a mystery shopper. Gave them the check and they found out it was a fraud and they banned me from Chase for a while.