609-200-0326
Last reported Apr 13, 2026
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Report Summary: I received an unsolicited job offer claiming to be for a “Data Entry / CSR” role from a person identifying as Jonelle Wiley using the email address [email protected] and the phone number (609) 200-0326. The sender requested that I join a Zoom meeting to discuss the role. The company name given was “Gradwell Consulting,” but the domain and contact details do not correspond to any legitimate business. Multiple scam reports online reference this same email address, name, and job-offer template. Details: I received an unsolicited text/phone message offering me a Data Entry/CSR position. When I asked for more information, the sender emailed me from [email protected] . The message was generic, did not reference a specific job posting I applied to, and did not include a company address, website, or verifiable contact information. The email asked me to connect via Zoom immediately. The domain “gradwellconsult.com” does not match the legitimate company “Gradwell Consulting” (located in Australia), nor does it match Gradwell Communications in the UK. After searching online, I discovered multiple reports of identical job-offer scams using the same name and domain. No interview or screening took place — just an automatic “You’re selected” message. This matches active job-scam patterns involving fictitious employers impersonating real companies. What I Did: I did not give any personal information. I am reporting this to warn others and to see if this fraudulent activity is known to authorities. Scammer Info: Name used: Jonelle Wiley Email: [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Gradwell Consulting] [Location: CA, USA - 94087]
Received an unsolicited text message from (609) 200-0326 stating: "Hello [name], I just sent you an email about Data Entry position. Please check your inbox for the next steps. Carolyn". I was sent an email afterwards (it went directly to spam) with the subject line "Employment- Data Entry Opportunity!" and the body: "Hello [name], I hope this message finds you in good health. It is with great pleasure that I extend a formal invitation for you to connect with me via Zoom at [email protected] . I would appreciate the opportunity to discuss matters with you today, between the hours of 1 PM and 7 PM, if that aligns with your schedule. During our upcoming meeting, we will engage in a meaningful discussion regarding the Receptionist/Data Entry position and its associated responsibilities. I look forward to sharing the distinctive qualities and values that our organization, Ascot Consulting Engineers, upholds. This conversation will also offer you a thorough understanding of the expectations and opportunities related to this role. Furthermore, I am more than willing to address any questions or concerns you may have, ensuring that you possess all the necessary information to assess how this position aligns with your professional aspirations. I sincerely anticipate a productive discussion that will be mutually beneficial and assist in clarifying how you can succeed within our team. Warm regards, Carolyn Pierre Ascot Consulting Engineers" [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Ascot Consulting Engineers Date Repo] [Location: CA, USA- 92078]
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