This is a well put together scam. I kind of knew it was too good to be true but I did fall for the initial scam...but not the next level. They even have a website. I saw an ad in 'Backpage' that said they were the number one Adult entertainment company and were hiring drivers. To make a long story short...."David" is a great New York style con man. Real good on the phone and gets you convinced they are for real. You will lose the $299 he wants you to Western Union for the "membership fee" that all escorts, clients, and drivers have to pay to become a member of the club and it's a membership club for legal and security purposes....of course.
If you pay the $299 "David" will call you back and tell you that you are all set to go and ask you when you want to work...I said tonight...but the only job he had is one that pays over $4,000 and that I would be picking up a lady and her client and taking them to a ballroom and then to some hotel. BUT, first I needed to go back to the Western Union and pay $295 for a ticket to get into the ballroom because I was needed to set tables, pour drinks, and be of any assistance needed from the escort and her client.....this is when I knew I had been dupped. I would be reimburssed this money from the escort once I picked her up....of course!
I asked him if I could just get a regular job that i didnt have to come up with more money and be a driver like the ad and website said. He got real mad and told me that I was "caving" and that I needed to toughen up. I told him again that I didnt have the money and that I thought I was being scammed....he laughed and hung up the phone. No call back. I called back and he actually answered and proceeded to try to explain why I need to pay the 295 and I just hung up. Nothing I can do about it either.....the money is already transferred.
"David" will probably change his alias but he is very New York and kind of intimidates you to the point that you find yourself not wanting to ask too many questions. And if you do...he just tells you that you are scared and this isn't for you. Just getting the easy ones is his game. They woooo you with the possibility to make 500 per day and it's put together pretty well and pretty convincing....to dummy me anyway.
Dont get scammed with this...it is 100% scam.
I think it's a one man opperation but you are scammed to think this is a huge company that has many drivers, escorts, and clients. Like I said, it's well put together but it's total scam.
I applied for one of driver's position for Captain's Jack escort service that I found on the Backpage.com website. Captain's Jack webpage indicated the that $299.00 membership fee is required before being accepted for the position. A Captain Jack's representative, 'David', insisted that membership payment to be made via Western Union where transaction ID is not required to pick up the funds, Question and Answer required, and money is sent within minutes. A phoney generic name is given where the only requirement is knowing the following question - STORE and answer - GAP to receive the money. After paying the membership fee of $299.00, I called back to the company the following day ready to go to work. 'David' said he will set up an Executive client that pays $200/HR for 11 hours, but first I have to pay a banquet fee of $295.00 through the same Western Union procedure in which I would be reimbursed by the Executive client at the time of pickup. After paying this "Banquet Fee" through Western Union, I called back to 'David' for the information to pickup the Executive client. "David's" response to me during the phone call was that I made a mistake and should have paid two payments of $295.00 for two separate fees just to pick up and accomodate an Executive client. I knew right then that I have been duped or ripped off. When I told 'David' that I did not have the second $295.00 and wanted him to send me back the $295.00, he laughed and said that I lost that money. On top of that 'David' told me that my part of the money would be applied to another driver who had the other half of $295.00, and that driver would get the Executive client.
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This is a well put together scam. I kind of knew it was too good to be true but I did fall for the initial scam...but not the next level. They even have a website. I saw an ad in 'Backpage' that said they were the number one Adult entertainment company and were hiring drivers. To make a long story short...."David" is a great New York style con man. Real good on the phone and gets you convinced they are for real. You will lose the $299 he wants you to Western Union for the "membership fee" that all escorts, clients, and drivers have to pay to become a member of the club and it's a membership club for legal and security purposes....of course.
If you pay the $299 "David" will call you back and tell you that you are all set to go and ask you when you want to work...I said tonight...but the only job he had is one that pays over $4,000 and that I would be picking up a lady and her client and taking them to a ballroom and then to some hotel. BUT, first I needed to go back to the Western Union and pay $295 for a ticket to get into the ballroom because I was needed to set tables, pour drinks, and be of any assistance needed from the escort and her client.....this is when I knew I had been dupped. I would be reimburssed this money from the escort once I picked her up....of course!
I asked him if I could just get a regular job that i didnt have to come up with more money and be a driver like the ad and website said. He got real mad and told me that I was "caving" and that I needed to toughen up. I told him again that I didnt have the money and that I thought I was being scammed....he laughed and hung up the phone. No call back. I called back and he actually answered and proceeded to try to explain why I need to pay the 295 and I just hung up. Nothing I can do about it either.....the money is already transferred.
"David" will probably change his alias but he is very New York and kind of intimidates you to the point that you find yourself not wanting to ask too many questions. And if you do...he just tells you that you are scared and this isn't for you. Just getting the easy ones is his game. They woooo you with the possibility to make 500 per day and it's put together pretty well and pretty convincing....to dummy me anyway.
Dont get scammed with this...it is 100% scam.
I think it's a one man opperation but you are scammed to think this is a huge company that has many drivers, escorts, and clients. Like I said, it's well put together but it's total scam.
I applied for one of driver's position for Captain's Jack escort service that I found on the Backpage.com website. Captain's Jack webpage indicated the that $299.00 membership fee is required before being accepted for the position. A Captain Jack's representative, 'David', insisted that membership payment to be made via Western Union where transaction ID is not required to pick up the funds, Question and Answer required, and money is sent within minutes. A phoney generic name is given where the only requirement is knowing the following question - STORE and answer - GAP to receive the money. After paying the membership fee of $299.00, I called back to the company the following day ready to go to work. 'David' said he will set up an Executive client that pays $200/HR for 11 hours, but first I have to pay a banquet fee of $295.00 through the same Western Union procedure in which I would be reimbursed by the Executive client at the time of pickup. After paying this "Banquet Fee" through Western Union, I called back to 'David' for the information to pickup the Executive client. "David's" response to me during the phone call was that I made a mistake and should have paid two payments of $295.00 for two separate fees just to pick up and accomodate an Executive client. I knew right then that I have been duped or ripped off. When I told 'David' that I did not have the second $295.00 and wanted him to send me back the $295.00, he laughed and said that I lost that money. On top of that 'David' told me that my part of the money would be applied to another driver who had the other half of $295.00, and that driver would get the Executive client.