Personnel Concepts Compliance Letter Revisited
Lately, I've been getting a number of anonymous, rapid fire responses to my post entitled, "Scam: Personal Concepts Compliance Letter." The responses are basically saying that it isn't a scam.
In my opinion, it is a scam. It is a letter which is designed to look like a legal threat to con unsuspecting accounts payable clerks or small business owners into paying for something they can get for free from the government.
The scam works like this: You receive an official letter threatening you with fines unless you purchase the poster. After purchasing a poster, you will soon find out that the poster is old and you need to get a new one. Later, you will find out you should get an OSHA poster... and so on.
Obviously, the blog postings on this scam are having an effect, so much so that the scammers are now posting anonymous comments calling us "uninformed."
Good luck with that.
In my opinion, it is a scam. It is a letter which is designed to look like a legal threat to con unsuspecting accounts payable clerks or small business owners into paying for something they can get for free from the government.
The scam works like this: You receive an official letter threatening you with fines unless you purchase the poster. After purchasing a poster, you will soon find out that the poster is old and you need to get a new one. Later, you will find out you should get an OSHA poster... and so on.
Obviously, the blog postings on this scam are having an effect, so much so that the scammers are now posting anonymous comments calling us "uninformed."
Good luck with that.
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