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"Budweiser Select Beer Advertisement Wrap" Scam
Budweiser Select Beer Advertisement Wrap Scam

The "Budweiser Select Beer Advertisement Wrap" below is a scam. The scam claims that vehicle owners with a driver's license can be paid $500 or more weekly via check (cheque) to have their vehicle wrapped in an advertisement. The scammers behind this fraudulent scheme or scam will send you fake checks, ask you to take your share of the money and wire the rest to a graphic designer or give it to someone else. But, the checks are fakes and will bounce. The wired money will actually go to the scammers behind this fraudulent scheme. You will then be left to pay back the bank the wired amount and other charges associated with the processing of the check. Whenever you receive offers that are too good to be true, please do your research before participating, even if the offers seem legitimate.

Recipients of the following "Budweiser Select Beer Advertisement Wrap" email message or something similar are asked to delete it and should not follow the instructions in it.

The "Budweiser Select Beer Advertisement Wrap" Scam

From: Anderson Mark <recruiters.budweisermarketing@gmail.com>

Date: Mar 18, 2018 12:30 PM

Subject: Re: Auto Wrap For our Beer

Hello Applicant,

Wrap your car with Budweiser Select® Beer Advertisement Wrap and Get Paid...

It is Very Easy and Simple with No Application fees required. Here's how It works - The basic premise of the "paid to drive" concept Budweiser Select® Advertising seeks people -- regular citizens to go about their normal routine as they usually do, only with a big advert of "Budweiser Select® Beer " plastered on your car/truck. The adverts is 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 get out of 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's a form of advertising with a captive audience, meaning people who are stuck in traffic and can't avoid seeing the wrapped car alongside them. This program will last for 3 months and the minimum period you can participate is 1 month.

You will be compensated with $350 (Three hundred and fifty dollars per Week), which is essentially a "rental" payment for letting our company use the space and we shall provide Experts that would handle the advert placing on your car.

Interested person should please feel Free to fill out the information below and send it back to us today and we will get back to you with details.

Full Name :

Street Address:

P.O. Box:

City:

State:

Zip Code:

Age:

Present Occupation:

Cell Phone Number:

Email Address:

Brand of Car & Model:

Current Car Mileage:

A swift acknowledgment of this email will be appreciated

Best Regards,

Anderson Mark

Hiring Manger.

Anheuser-Busch, Budweiser® Beer.

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by an anonymous user from: United States

Just received notice/application from Budweiser(claiming to be) for car wrap,paying $500 a week!Decided to investigate 1st,& glad I did!Apparantly a SCAM!

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by an anonymous user from: Avon, Connecticut, United States

Yes, definately a SCAM ...

Sent as an iPhone message:

Had the same scam tonight. Said they'd give me $500 to place a small Budweiser sticker on my vehicle. Message was also sent to 10 similar or adjoining cellular telephone numbers. You can see them when you click on the "info" area above the telephone number it is suggested that it was sent from.

The telephone number they are using may even have been "hijacked" to hide their own true telephone number by a sophisticated electronic device that hides the originator's phone number.

It's almost 9:30pm EST and sending *hit like this past 9pm is furthermore illegal. SCAM SCAM SCAM ..... DO NOT RESPOND TO THE MESSAGE. DO NOT CLICK ON THE MESSAGE. DO NOT SEND A "STOP" REQUEST. The scammers will they know that you may be gullible enough to answer their request and therefore KNOW that your cellular telephone number is an active phone number. That information alone is enough for the scammer to SELL a list of "answered" phone messages.

It's been a few minutes already several people have sent the word "STOP" EVEN THOUGH THERE WAS NO info within the text message to do that.


BEWARE BEWARE BEWARE ..... This is a SCAM

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by an anonymous user from: Phoenix, Arizona, United States

here is the number that sent it to me: multiple:

402-216-2684

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by an anonymous user from: Phoenix, Arizona, United States

Just got this text message, seemed to good to be true, glad that I checked! Thanks for the information and glad that you didn't get scammed!

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by an anonymous user from: OFallon, Missouri, United States

I would like to share my experience with a scam I received via text. The message read if you would like to be a part of an advertising campaign and get paid 500.00 a week for a car wrap advertisement of the Budweiser co. Please respond. So I did. And I only gave my address to have them send me more information about it. And about a month later they sent me a priority mail letter with a check for 3,650.00 so then the letter says to deposit the check then contact them via email at web.post.-fringeselvedges.com and dinkdin993 -outlook.com. Moreover, if I do it within the first 24hrs if receiving it will also apply a 200.00 extra Amazon gift card. They then go on to say make sure I text them at (205) 754-9131 and send them a photo of my deposit slip for accounting purposes and to make sure I do not expose any personal info on that deposit slip such as your account info blacken out. So I believe they do that to make them seem honest. However if you look at the check its printed on the Check will say it’s from MIT Bank and the bank address says 700 Technology Rd, in Cambridge, MA. .....this check looks authentic, then they ask that you take 500.00 for your pay then take the rest and use it for the car wrap guys to install the car wrap. However, as I do a lot of things I researched the names and phone numbers on the letter and got nothing then I tried to look up the emails on the letter and received nothing on the backgrounds of this company called FS Car Wrap which is on the letterhead. Needless to say things didn’t add up , so I googled advertising for Budweiser campaigns and noticed this scam alert. I’m an lucky to have done my homework, let this be a warning that no one gets scammed by these low life’s that rob poor defenseless people. DONT GET SCAMMED!

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by an anonymous user from: United States

Thank you for your post!I was almost scammed!

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by an anonymous user from: Ozark, Missouri, United States

1 (256) 947-1548‬
jonathanhills93-gmail.com
This is the info to the “person” that tried or did scam me with the Budweiser wrap he probably got my info but not respond to the letter or follow any of directions I didn’t deposit the fake check or anything else but I did fill out the information request that was listed above

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by an anonymous user from: Muskegon, Michigan, United States

I live in Michigan and they sent a check to me and they are persistent that I deposit it. I figured it was a scam, please every one be careful

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by info

"Getting emails from Owen McEvan owen.millerlite-gmail.com with instructions about a check for installing the wrap and first paycheck. Made him send me a contact# which was 7793335701. I then started talking to a Colin at that number who sounded Asian although he tried to mask his voice by mumbling. They keep asking about a check that is supposed to be delivered by UPS. "

Received via email.

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by an anonymous user from: Indianapolis, Indiana, United States

I have recieved a check in the mail from walter hugo, he has emailed me and text me, the check for 4000.45 seems real and he assures me the deal is legit. But I am not sure how do I go about checking this out?

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by info

Do not be fooled, it is a scam.

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by an anonymous user from: New Port Richey, Florida, United States

Checks are so real looking. I recieved one.

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by an anonymous user from: San Francisco, California, United States

OK I received a message saying that I will be getting paid to wrap my car with the Budweiser lagor and they told me that I will be getting a check for doing this and will be paid wkly the same amount.
So is this really a scam cause they said I should get the check next week was supposed to get it last week but it never came and they said that UPS was running behind so Saturday Im supposed to get the tracking number and the beginning of the week I'll get the check.
So What do I need to do when I get the check is there anyway you can get who is behind this cause I don't work so I can't be responsible for a scam I just need to know what to do with all of this?? ☹️🙁☹️☹️☹️

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by info

Report the check to the police.

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by an anonymous user from: Sullivan, Missouri, United States

I recieved this text message and was skeptical about it so I started looking online about it. Thank goodness I did SCAM ALERT I just wanted to share they come in the form of text messages to so people beware this is what I got:
"Hello there!Might you have the option to allow Budweiser to put a little advertisement sticker on your Car,Truck, Bike and get paid $500 without fail? this is an astonishing opportunityto scrutinize progressively about this thoughtfully click here hxxp://www.123formbuilder.com/form-5039790/job-application-form"

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by an anonymous user from: Omaha, Nebraska, United States

I received a check today for $4600 from Citibank. What can they do if I don't cash it? or just tear it up. The Busch Beer scam.

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by info

Tear it up. If you cash it, you will have to pay the fees for processing it, after it bounces.

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by an anonymous user from: Waycross, Georgia, United States

I do feel like a fool spending the money in my head even before I get it and yes I had thought about it there is no Budweiser drink Anheuser-Busch owns all of it so any official checks would be from Anheuser-Busch not from Budweiser drink just saying

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by an anonymous user from: Waycross, Georgia, United States

I got a text message from an edwrdkline-GMAIL.com about putting the budweiser "drink"wrap on my vehicle had me coming for day or so until I got curious as to what it would look like.

I googled it an all this scam stuff popped up, thank you guys for taking the time to let us dummy know we almost got had

sincerely f,

fell for this one for sure.

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by an anonymous user from: Santa Clara, California, United States

I received an invitation to wrap my car for Budweiser. They have since sent me a check for my “salary” and the money for me to send to their designer to wrap my car. Odd that they would have me send the money.

I do not know what to do with these emails and the check if they are fraudulent. Please advise as to appropriate procedure.

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by info

Destroy the checks or report to the police.

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by an anonymous user from: Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Hi, I received an email from a person with the name Robert Charles inviting me to participate in advertising for Budweiser I send all the email copy that I sent down and I already received a check for $ 3950 and I have reported the check to my bank thanks:

(sydneya0023-gmail.com): this is the email from the person:

"Robert Charles
To:casoria70-yahoo.com
Jul 10 at 5:45 AM

We are looking to recruit individual nationwide, those that would like to make money by simply driving their car with small Budweiser drink advert plastered on its exterior surface.

How it works?
This basic premise of the paid to drive concept by Budweiser Drink is one of the new way the company adopt in this millennium era in other to compete with other companies in the market. Regular citizens, professional drivers are to go about their normal routine as they usually do only with a small advert for "Budweiser Drink" plastered on the car. The advert are typically vinyl decals, also known as auto wraps that almost seem to be painted on the car, and which will cover any portion of the car's exterior surface.

What does the company get out of this type of ad strategy?
Lots of exposure and awareness is what the company get at first. The advert tends to be colorful, eye catching and attract lots of attention. It is as well a form of advertising with a captive audience that even people who are stuck in traffic can't avoid seeing the wrapped car alongside them. This program will last for 16 weeks and the minimum you can participate is 8 weeks.

Compensation/Reward?
You will be compensated with $500 per week which is essentially a "rental payment" for letting our company use the space on your car and no fee is required from you to get started. An up-front payment of $500 inform of check via courier service will be mailed out to you upon accepting the offer in carrying advert around your normal routine. Budweiser Drink shall provide experts that would handle the advert placing on your car. Complete the information below:


Full Name:
Address With Apt# :
City:
State:
Postal Code:
Phone Number:
Year, Model Name & Color Of Your Car:


© 2018 BUDWEISER CONCEPT, INC.
All rights reserved"

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by an anonymous user from: Tillamook, Oregon, United States

My Son got a text on his phone....asking do you want to earn 400 dollars a month for advertising for Budweiser...they did not want a call but for him to Text...he did....He just received a packet...with a brief instruction letter and a check for $1950.00.

Take the check to the Bank, deposit it and wire graphic Artist Jones Allen in Austin TX, $1550.00..the Artist is local(We live in Northern California) to us and will come to our home to put it on our Car....Keep the 400 dollars as first month payment....sooooo the check totally looks real...but as they say if it is too good to be true...it probably isn't ....I googled and sure enough it's a SCAM.

Thank you for your warning.

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by an anonymous user from: Ashburn, Virginia, United States

This is what I was told as well. I’m such a d**n sucker! Glad I checked up on it before I went to jail.

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