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It seems it doesnt give me the money i made it just make me terrible by asking another 59$ team comission
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package-aid.com
| Date | 08/31/2026 |
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| Url / Website | package-aid.com Scamdoc Trust Score | Contact / Whois info |
| Scam contents | This is a fake shipping site run and controlled by scammers. Scammers use fake shipping companies to trick victims into paying upfront fees for packages. They may claim you have a package or financial documents that need payment upfront. (drugs, car parts, gold, life or military leave documents, fake pets etc) Commonly, the scammers will claim victims need to pay a "refundable" insurance or transportation fee. Sometimes border fee etc. It's all lies. Scammers may also offer fake jobs that lead to fake checks or using victims as a parcel/money mules. The items shipped or money sent are stolen. You would be helping the scammer to move it around to them or other mules. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parcel_mule_scam Re-shipping https://consumer.ftc.gov/consumer-alerts/2025/12/can-you-unbox-signs-reshipping-scam |
| Comment / Review | Fake jobs can go a number of ways, but usually can result in: 1) Fake check scam (mobile deposit or overpayment scam) The scammer will claim you need to deposit a (fake) check then send excess money to their "trusted vendors" for fake work equipment. May also ask for your personal information like driver's license, ID, passport photo etc to be used in identity thief or other scams. 2) Advance fee scam You're told you need to pay to continue the process or to pay to get paid. The scammer may claim it's for transaction fees, ID, employment fees, credit check etc they'll claim the funds will be refunded later. Victims pay then get nothing. Maybe more excuses to pay the scammer. The sunk cost fallacy may have the victim to pay this fake fee. 3) Money Laundering or being a parcel mule - receiving and sending stolen goods to and from your home address - receiving and sending stolen money to your bank account or any financial/crypto accounts you are given or told to open - asking you to use the stolen funds to then buy gift cards or crypto for them or their fake "clients" or "organization/charities" - using your identity for theft, making you the "fall guy"
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