- May 7, 2002
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So I was in the office today with my boss and his assistant. Just after lunch time, someone called and asked for some verifications. She's the teller at a citibank branch. There were two young women were trying to cash the checks supposed to be from my company. This didn't sound right so we told her to fax it. It turned out that the checks are fake. They missed a letter in the company name, but everything else looked real, routing number, account number, even my boss's signature. That misspelling made the teller suspicious. Good thing she called, and we happened to work today.
So she said the girls were still there, we asked if she could report to the police and get those girls arrested. Well obviously they could not.
After 30 minutes, another citibank branch called in. Same story, different girls. My boss talked to the bank and let them lock the account immediately. Good move indeed. Before I left at 3 PM, there were two more branches called in. All these branches located around 1st Ave and 14th St. It's always two women to go into one branch. The funny thing is at one branch the two women were waiting in the queue, then a third woman came in, those two gestured to the newcomer to leave for the other branches.
I don't know how many women were out today but according to the bank, there were several branches already cashed the checks in the morning.
I don't have the evidence but I think this is related to those legal immigrants we hired before. They did some temporary survey work and we paid them checks. Most of those people are old guys. But there is always an underworld in any community.
So she said the girls were still there, we asked if she could report to the police and get those girls arrested. Well obviously they could not.
After 30 minutes, another citibank branch called in. Same story, different girls. My boss talked to the bank and let them lock the account immediately. Good move indeed. Before I left at 3 PM, there were two more branches called in. All these branches located around 1st Ave and 14th St. It's always two women to go into one branch. The funny thing is at one branch the two women were waiting in the queue, then a third woman came in, those two gestured to the newcomer to leave for the other branches.
I don't know how many women were out today but according to the bank, there were several branches already cashed the checks in the morning.
I don't have the evidence but I think this is related to those legal immigrants we hired before. They did some temporary survey work and we paid them checks. Most of those people are old guys. But there is always an underworld in any community.