FieldScope Solutions
Reviews and Complaints

I received a similar email from FIELDSCOPE SOLUTIONS. Total SCAM! Just remember if it sounds too good to ve true, well ya know the rest. Take care and always remember to do your research first.

#1. Look carefully, this is not being sent via FedEx - it's a cheap "Priority Mail" envelope. #2. The return addresses on the check and the envelope are completely different. #3. Everyone should know that an 'out of state' check (Oregon) would take a minimum of 8 days to clear - even if the check was good. #4. And finally, who in their right minds would mail out checks for over a thousand dollars to complete strangers? No one does business like this. Remember folks, "If it seems too good to be true, it usually is." I knew this was a phony scam as, soon as I opened it. What really pisses me off though, is that I know they got my name and e-mail address from one of the survey companies I usually do business with. That means there's a leak. If MoneyGram was really diligent they would they would do a thorough investigation and report these people to the appropriate authorities for "Mail Fraud." But I doubt they'll take the time or effort; which is why these scams and frauds continue to increase.

Beware even if you cash the check and leave the money in your bank account your bank will most likely close your account and mail you the money. This happened to me. Luckily I was able to get a new bank account quickly, but things could have been way worse. My old bank teller told me your name could be added to a list so it was important to open a new account quickly.

I found it strange when I received this check via fedex. I've done many survery's in the past so at first I thought it was payment for one I had already done but forgot about (it's happened before). Glad I checked it out.

Thank you...I got the same check from the same company and contact as the OP. I cashed the 1590 a few days ago and when I went to my local moneygram at CVS the operator on the phone mentioned secret shopping scams. Something along the lines of "If you were asked to secret shop a moneygram location do not wire money to anyone you do not know. It could be a scam" . Luckily, I hung up the phone came back and researched. I put the cash back in my account and contacted both moneygram and my bank. I told Moneygram the name of the company as well as their contacts. Hopefully they investigate it further and stop people from scamming others.

This is a scam. I've worked with multiple market research facilities in the past and was duped into this "survey". I am embarrassed to share that I deposited the check for $1580 into my account, pulled out the cash the following day, and then sent the moneygram. Today, 3 days after sending, the check bounced and the $1580 was removed from my account. DO NOT cash this check or send any money to this person. I hope they get what's coming for them and hope that someone will read this before doing what I did. If anyone else has any information, please let us know. At this point I am pretty confident that I will not see the $1330 that I basically threw away, but hope that I can help in anyway to catch these thieves.

I got the same thing. Is this a scam?