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“The woman reportedly received a letter in the mail from Corporate
Survey Services asking her to take surveys of area restaurants for
their company. The letter mentioned a prior company the victim had
previously done similar work for legitimately and included a check for
about $2,500, police said.




Instructions with the check directed the woman to cash it, keep a portion of the money and send the rest back via Western Union. According to the report, the woman did so last month and then filled out a survey about Red Lobster.


Her bank contacted her a short time later about her account being overdrawn.


“The victim then found out that the check sent to her was a fraud,” police wrote in the report.


Police say the woman tried to contact the company listed on the letter but got only a recording saying the mailbox was full.”

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