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RTI Customer Research Inc.

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  • RTI Customer Research Inc. Summary

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    I called RTI Customer Research Inc. at 203-324-2420 on 9/4/2012. I called after business hours but I did leave a voice mail alerting them to the complaints posted about their company on Scambook. I will make further attempts to contact someone at RTI Customer Research Inc. and will update everyone as the situation progresses.

    Information about RTI Customer Research Inc. was first submitted to Scambook on Feb 13, 2014. Since then the page has accumulated 28 consumer complaints. On average users reported $1873.14 of damages. Scambook's investigation team reached out to this company a total of 1 times, Scambook Investigators last contacted them on Sep 04, 2012.

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  • Address:
    • 759 Park Ave
    • New York NY 10021
  • Phone:(347) 836-9040
  • Additional Employees: No known Employees
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  • Complaints Unresolved
    28
  • Unresolved Reported Damage $25,856.00
 
 

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  • RTI Customer Research Inc. Complaint 71962 for $928.00
  • GrandmaIsa
  • GrandmaIsa SBID #b082b77119
  • Posted 10/25/2014
  • I just got an envelope as USPS Priority Mail from a guy name Jake Anthony, 649 Front Street, Celebration, FL 34747-4676. Inside is a money order for $975.00, look very ligit but I am so sure this is a scam. I research on the website and sure enought this is a scam. I will go to the post office tomorrow and show them this scam money order. In the letter it has the name of Gerard Rosebure and he gave his email address as [email protected]; [email protected].
    By Kathy Kristof /
    MoneyWatch/ June 8, 2009, 1:28 PM
    Mystery Shopper Scam Alert

    I found other site that warns people about this scammers. I hope that if anyone receipt this type of mail to know to do your homework first before cashing something that will come back to you. I am glad I re-searched it.
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  • RTI Customer Research Inc. Complaint 142521 for $870.00
  • MtJ
  • MtJ SBID #23c14da0f1
  • Posted 08/03/2014
  • The same thing just happened to me today, I was told to VOID all money orders and report them to USPS Their number si What else should you look for?
    Hold the money order up to the light. You should see:
    Ben Franklin watermarks repeated on the left side (top to bottom). (See 1.)
    A vertical, multicolored thread that weaves in and out of the paper to the right of the Franklin watermark. In the light, the thread appears continuous with alternating horizontal dark and light bars behind it and the letters “USPS” repeating backward and forward throughout the thread. (See 2.)
    What action should you take?
    Verify - Call the money order verification system at 866-459-7822.
    Report - If you suspect fraud, call the U.S. Postal Inspection Service® at 877-876-2455 (Follow the prompts)., they will help you file the complaint PLEASE VERIFY BEFORE YOU GO TO THE TROUBLE OF TRYING TO CASH THESE THINGS!!!!
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  • RTI Customer Research Inc. Complaint 64220 for $870.00
  • tinalopez
  • tinalopez SBID #2d40266418
  • Posted 03/29/2014
  • My husband also received package which had a USPS money order. I searched money order on line and found info on how to determine if money order is fraudulent or not. There is a water mark on the left side which should appear if it’s held up to light (ours didn't). There were other things that didn't match. We are saving our money order because we made a complaint with USPS and not sure if they will ever request it or need it. Please beware this is fraudulent!!!!!
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  • RTi Customer Researh Inc/Razor Focus Research Complaint 54767 for $870.00
  • Vybee264
  • Vybee264 SBID #ed25111412
  • Posted 02/11/2014
  • My story is exactly the same! I just received a letter from RTi Customer Research Inc. as well. I use to work for Wachovia Bank. We were trained on fraudulent activity such as this. One thing that I noticed to look for is the validity of the letter. Mine looked like it was photocopied from a home scanner. You can tell by noticing that the margins in a letter only has so much room and information(words) will cut off if it is beyond its limit. Its funny because the people part of this scam are also lazy! Another thing is to know what is money laundering. When someone is asking you to accept money, deposit it into your account and transfer it to someone else, it is considered money laundering and that is what they are exactly asking you to do. If you think about it, why dont they send the money directly themselves? Instead of having it done through you? The purpose is to hide where money is originally traced when you are sending it illegally. In this case, they are stealing from you because you are depositing a fake check and sending them your $. Also, if you notice the "Money Order" sent to you, look at characteristics of the check. Any form of money, whether cash or a type of check that is real is made out of a type of clothing like material. You should see detail in cloth-like threading like how its seen on a dollar bill. Also, all types of money or money order are intelligently created with anti-conterfited security features, like a water mark and again a security thread. You can easily see them under lighting if you hold it up. The "money order" that I got doesnt even have a watermark or security thread. The coloring is also off, which its usually brighter and smoother. I always buy USPS money orders, so I know exactly how they feel against my finger tips; smooth. The one I got feels like paper but it looks real. DONT BE FOOLED! Always google search when you are unsure. The internet has unlimited access of information. Ive seen old people get scammed at the bank.
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  • RTI Customer Research Inc. Complaint 64220 for $870.00
  • Vybee264
  • Vybee264 SBID #ed25111412
  • Posted 02/11/2014
  • My story is exactly the same! I just received a letter from RTi Customer Research Inc. as well. I use to work for Wachovia Bank. We were trained on fraudulent activity such as this. One thing that I noticed to look for is the validity of the letter. Mine looked like it was photocopied from a home scanner. You can tell by noticing that the margins in a letter only has so much room and information(words) will cut off if it is beyond its limit. Its funny because the people part of this scam are also lazy! Another thing is to know what is money laundering. When someone is asking you to accept money, deposit it into your account and transfer it to someone else, it is considered money laundering and that is what they are exactly asking you to do. If you think about it, why dont they send the money directly themselves? Instead of having it done through you? The purpose is to hide where money is originally traced when you are sending it illegally. In this case, they are stealing from you because you are depositing a fake check and sending them your $. Also, if you notice the "Money Order" sent to you, look at characteristics of the check. Any form of money, whether cash or a type of check that is real is made out of a type of clothing like material. You should see detail in cloth-like threading like how its seen on a dollar bill. Also, all types of money or money order are intelligently created with anti-conterfited security features, like a water mark and again a security thread. You can easily see them under lighting if you hold it up. The "money order" that I got doesnt even have a watermark or security thread. The coloring is also off, which its usually brighter and smoother. I always buy USPS money orders, so I know exactly how they feel against my finger tips; smooth. The one I got feels like paper but it looks real. DONT BE FOOLED! Always google search when you are unsure. The internet has unlimited access of information. Ive seen old people get scammed at the bank.
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