"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams

Online users, beware of of Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen survey assignment, evaluation process or Paid Surveys Secret Shoppers email scam that is being sent by scammers to their potential victims. The victims of this scam will be provided with a fake or counterfeit check (cheque) and advised to cash it and then asked to use some of the proceeds to do some form of survey assignment or mystery shopping and send the rest to someone. Also, the victim may be asked to take part in surveys or other promotional services. But, the counterfeit check will bounce and the victim who cashes the check will be held responsible for the money lost in the transaction and any additional fees imposed by his or her bank. They may even get arrested for fraud.

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Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment Scams

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The "Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scam

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Mon 16/10/2017 15:02

Erik Ronnie <w966235@usm.edu> wrote:

Dear, We have a service survey assignment in your location for you. We will pay $250 per assignment which would come in the form of a cashiers check along with comprehensive details in regards your assignment. The survey Entails an Evaluation process such as visiting Wal-mart, Rite-aid,Walgreen e.t.c. Send information below to get started If you are Interested. Full_Name

Full Address (No PO BOX):

City:

State :

Zip Code :

Phone_Cell :

Gender_Age :

Email_Address: Thank you for participation. Erik Ronnie

HR Manager

Customer Service Evaluation Team Inc®.

Copyright 2017®

erik.ronnie.suv@gmail.com

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November 28, 2022 at 10:13 AM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Calaveras County, Copperopolis, California, United States

Received one from:

CVS<ivg14685p0epluxd@gmail.com>

11/27/2022 3:04 PM

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April 29, 2022 at 9:10 AM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Downtown Redmond, Redmond, Washington, United States

Got this this morning. Sent to me and 4 others in a group text.

Walgreens want you to help evaluate their stores in your area and you get paid $1000 every week for this task. You will be giving a shopping exercise in your neighborhood to do that. Read more and apply here hxxps://wallgreenss.wixsite.com/website

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February 20, 2022 at 9:32 AM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Downtown Redmond, Redmond, Washington, United States

I received one from Hybrid Survey,David Thompson

contact info:280-620-4264,

I received a check for 1,962 bank name was Catholic and Community Credit Union,in Shiloh,IL.1109Hartman Lane,figured to good to be true,if it was only that easy,the instructions are vague,until u get the check,then they just say cash it and peel silver foil area,capture image of cars frount an back,then make a summary of my survey at the store..then no other instructions I guess till they get a response from me,they send the priority mail so it looks important when u receive it I guess,can't it be tracked back threw the messages I receive or tracking number on package..

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July 5, 2019 at 3:15 PM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Memphis, Tennessee, United States

I got this same letter and today, received a check for 1800 and asked to cash it and buy $500 in amazon or ebay giftcards. I am told to scratch off the paper on gift cards and hold onto them because later they will request in another email, on where I am to send them because they are going to charity

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July 2, 2019 at 3:07 PM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
info

"From: Laura Harris <lauraharris@targetevaluationhr.com>

Date: July 1, 2019 at 11:49:38 AM CDT

To: humanresources@targetevaluation.com

Subject: Welcome To The Team ( Walgreens Evaluation )

Reply-To: Laura Harris <lauraharris@targetevaluationhr.com>

Hello,

In response to your request to participate in our survey project as a secret shopper, Robert Hughes has been assigned to be your supervisor throughout the project.

We received your information and I am glad to welcome you on board. You'll receive payment enclosed with the assignment memo within 5 working days which will cover the shopping at Kroger store and also your employment remuneration which is $300 per assignment.

Due to the nature of this job, you have to be discreet about it. Please note that you are to act cool and calm and throughout the period which you will be carrying out your survey in order not to arouse any suspicion. You will write a report about the customer service.

Our assignments are focused on the customer experience.

Areas often measured include:

Sales transaction and employee engagement.

Sales associate appearance and cleanliness.

Brand/promotion awareness and execution.

Product or service awareness.

Product or service availability.

Sales product up-sell approach and delivery.

You will send your report back to us via email, questionnaire will be sent to you via email and you will have to use the following pointers to prepare your report:

1) How long it took you to shop.

2) Ambiance/Outlook of the Shop/Outlet.

3) Smartness of the attendant.

4) Customer service professionalism.

5) Reaction of personnel under pressure.

6) Information that you think would be helpful.

7) Your comments and impressions.

YOU ARE REQUIRED TO SEND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT EMAIL TO: Robert Hughes and his email is robhughes@targetevaluation.com

Please send any further questions to Robert Hughes

Thank You.

Laura Harris

Target Evaluation"

Here is another scam.

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January 27, 2018 at 7:26 AM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States

Got this one today:

"HI (my email address)

There is a shopping survey going on in your area, secret shopper is needed to carryout the shopping assignment, kindly back to us with the info blow if you wish participate.

Full_Name

Full Address (No PO BOX):

City:

State :

Zip Code :

Phone_Cell :

Gender_Age :

Email_Address:

You will get paid without delay and payment range from $250-$300 per assignment.

Thank you for participation.

Jamel Brooks

HR Manager

Customer Service Evaluation Team Inc®

Copyright 2018®

dollypizzu37@gmail.com"

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December 15, 2017 at 4:05 PM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Richardson, Texas, United States

Got this one from Carson Norris:

"We have a service survey assignment in your location for you. We will pay $300 per assignment which would come in the form of a cashiers check along with comprehensive details in regards your assignment. The survey Entails an Evaluation process such as visiting Wal-mart, Rite-aid,Walgreen e.t.c. Send information below to get started If you are Interested.

Full_Name

Full Address (No PO BOX):

City:

State :

Zip Code :

Phone_Cell :

Gender_Age :

Email_Address:

Thank you for participation.

Carson Norris

HR Manager

Customer Service Evaluation Team Inc®

Copyright 2017®

carsonnorris.surv@gmail.com"

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October 28, 2017 at 3:03 AM by
"Wal-mart, Rite-aid and Walgreen Service and Evaluation Process Survey Assignment" Scams
an anonymous user from: Sunnyvale, California, United States

I received almost word for word the exact email from Erik Ronnie except email address was different. I'll post below. I know it was too good to be true but went along by giving him my basic info anyone can find online in hopes of learning more which might be able to help put him away. Below is the email.

"We have a service survey assignment in your location for you. We will pay $250 per assignment which would come in the form of a cashiers check along with comprehensive details in regards your assignment. The survey Entails an Evaluation process such as visiting Wal-mart, Rite-aid,Walgreen e.t.c. Send information below to get started If you are Interested.

Full_Name

Full Address (No PO BOX):

City:

State :

Zip Code :

Phone_Cell :

Gender_Age :

Email_Address:

Thank you for participation.

Erik Ronnie

HR Manager

Customer Service Evaluation Team Inc®.

Copyright 2017®

erik.ronnie.suv@gmail.com"

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