Ich bin gerade auf Jobsuche und habe heute einen Anruf von dieser Dame bekommen. Sie sagt, ich könnte Teilzeit bei Rosmann arbeiten und sofort anfangen. Hier ist ihr Brief mit den Unterlagen für mich. Die Firma ist anscheinend echt, aber sie will beide Seiten der Kreditkarte, das ist einfach komisch. Ist das Betrug?
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Von An0n1m0us2oo7
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Yeah, seems dodgy
They have no business asking for copies of your bank or health insurance card.
They can ask for your account number or health insurance id number, but not the cards.
This is a scam
Yup, scam. Don’t reply
She needs your IBAN and maybe BIC from your card
Bankkarte (EC) not Creditcard. I´d just offer the IBAN. should be enough.
I would call a scam, just for the reason that they want you bank card as copy, IBAN should be enough and that they want you health insurance card as a copy. Normal employers want a specific document from your health insurance that you are ensured there, and you can get that by letter or online right at your KV. And I never heard that you need a Führungszeugnis for a part-time cashier job.
4-u-at-work seems legit, they probably dont trust you can type the numbers by yourself..
It’s probably not a scam as the contact mail seems to be from a real company that does staff leasing, probably also for Rossmann.
They will have the experience that they get a lot of unintentional false numbers or questions which the correct number is, especially from foreigners, so they want to have pictures of the card to get the numbers directly without any hassle of misinterpreted ones.
company page: https://4u-at-work.de/
Seems like it is a real business with ratings on kununu and other portals. So… it’s likely not a scam but it is definitely weird to ask for photos of both health insurance and bank card.
Blacken all data not pertinent. Especially of the ID and bank data.
Check if the mail address is spoofed.
No, that’s normal. At least for personal leasing agencies. Normal job contracts don’t want that stuff. A copy of your ID and your IBAN is usually all they need.
Thanks god they stopped there. They could also ask for a naked photo.
Bro. How could this be more obvious?
It’s legit. **They don’t want a credit card, they are asking for the bank card.**
For some reason this is, at least for some people, the way to prove ownership of a bank account. Obviously stating the IBAN is enough, but they probably deal with a lot of people who are just too stupid to give the correct data, hence they just ask for copies of the cards to take whatever info they need.
The default type of card issued with a German bank account, the *Girocard* and its precursor the *EC-Karte*, can’t be used for online or over-the-phone payments. So requesting copies of both sides isn’t as preposterous as it sounds to someone used to credit cards (or Visa/MasterCard branded debit cards). It is merely an instrument to ensure they get the correct number(s), to prevent typos, and partly also to ensure that the account actually belongs to the person (since the name is also on the card). Quite commonly, when a business needs to get someone’s bank details, they request (or make, in case of an in-person deal) these copies.
Some German online-only banks issue only Visa or Mastercard branded debit cards by default (a *Girocard* is only available upon request, at an extra monthly fee, or even not at all), and some brick-and-mortar banks now even issue co-branded cards that are a *Girocard* and a Visa or MasterCard debit card at the same time. With such a card, you obviously *shouldn’t* share unredacted copies of both sides.