I was recently contacted by Stephanie Burrell, who sent my 1st email from career builders, Then she tells me about a position with Indeed, a work from home position. I was excited because I knew I could keep my night job with Amazon & do this in the day. They offered $700 a week for the 1st 3 wks, then $1250 a week after my probation period was over. They sent me so much info with the Indeed logo, a job description, another paper with questions I might have & answers to them, then they sent me this job application form & a questinnaire with 35 questions for me to fill out. She said that was my interview. She said they would mail me a new lap top & all the software I would be needing to do this job after I signed this Employment Agreement & the next page was for my banking info for direct deposit. She asked me if I could open up an account with Patelco CU? She said they were affiliated with them & it would be beneficial for both of us. So I looked up that credit union, contacted them & asked if they were affiliated with Indeed.com, they had over 1100 companies, but not them. When I mentioned it to Stephanie she said the bank they use is affiliated with them. I started doing more research & asked Emily @ askemily@jobcase.com. She was so helpful & so fast with her response. She confirmed it was a scam, I also contacted helpsupport@indeed.com & they confirmed it as well. Any recruiter that has a gmail account, is probably a scammer. I did not provide my DOB or SSN#, but they have enough other info on me to get those real easy. Now I am affraid to use any online sites & want to remove my resume off line. I pray that they have not opened any accounts in my name or ruined my credit. So to all the job seekers out there, please be careful. It's so sad when you think of how much time & effort they put into destroying another persons life.. Karma is a mother F***** that's all I can say & God doesn't like UGLY. That was UGLY.. Happy Holidays Everyone..