Fake UX Job Offer After a Questionnaire

A reddit report about a impersonation scam that cost someone Amount not specified. Learn how to avoid falling victim.

Update: I called the real company and they had no information of me being hired. They also don't hire in the UX field. Has anyone had any experience with this company? I know it's a staffing company but I can't find much online along the lines of working for them or if it's a real job or not. I was offered a UX position at $60 an hour. I applied for a lot of jobs and I am unsure if I actually sent anything into them about the job, so I very well could have sent in an application. Instead of an interview, I just filled out a questionnaire of 20 questions and two days later got sent a job offer. They are now asking for my ID and for me to pick a computer setup but they want the check to clear fully first. At this point, this is my first time getting a job offer out of college and I'm confused on if it's real or not. I have never seen a company skip interviews before.

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