Bonita-Ads review: Job scam and customer mail fraud scam 6

I wass hired as a Quality Insurance Agent through Indeed. It was a drop ship company where customers list products they purchased through other companies and then list on their website. The company provides them a shipping label (FedEx, UPS, USPS) to my address. I was to open the packages and remove all inserts and tags and check products. Next, I emailed my manager, Katherine Cunningham with the weight of the package and in turn, she emailed me a new shipping label with the customer as the shipper and the final destination customer as going to. Often, i caught that Katherine inflated to weight of the shipments to charge more to the customer. I was to be reimbursed for any shipping material. It did not happen and I am out about $50. The first 30 days was the trial period and I was to be paid $2500 at the end of the month. If I was hired, I would receive $2500 monthly plus $25 per package completed. I was offered to be paid by PayPal, a paper check or ACH deposit to my bank account. In case it was a scam, I opted for a PayPal deposit. I asked several times about W-4 information and Katherine advised after the first 30 days. Nearing the 30 days, I asked if I was moving forward and of my first paycheck. She said I was hired FT and i would be paid on 7/17 for $3250 which made no sense. I never got paid. I tried contacting her and the recruiter and the emails bounced back. I tried calling the phone number on the website which either rings dozens of times or is busy. A red flag was that Katherine's emails were often in broken English. They did have me sign an acceptance letter before I began with my DOB, SSN, and email address for PayPal.

I traced the provided street address which goes to a building under construction.