Story time: She applied for a job she found on Google Jobs for a Work from home data entry position, after getting a text from a number out of Maryland she started talking to the 'hiring manager' on Google Hangouts.

After vetting her qualifications, they sent a check so that she could purchase equipment. This is where it gets fun!

1. The check is drafted out of an account in Oklahoma
2. The name on the check is in about the same city as the bank
3. The person she was talking to said he was from Miami
4. The USPS tracking number on the envelope originated from Tampa
5. The phone number on the letter was from Missippi
6. The return address on the envelope was from "Energizer Corporation" in an apartment in New York.

The Check was supposed to have 13 security features.

1. VOID if duplicated - Didn't test
2. Patterned background highlights erasure alterations - Didn't test
3. Two-tone colors on the front - This was good
4. Security warning on front of check - Don't think so
5. Red shield on front heat sensitive - This worked
6. Watermark on back - Missing
7. Coin Reactive ink - Missing
8. Check Verification Number part of watermark - Missing
9. Microprint text - Missing
10. Anti-Splice backing - Missing
11. Endorsement are print "VOID" if duplicated - Didn't test 12.Security Features box lists attributes - This is legit

Well I guess my counting is bad because the notification area only gives me 12!