<prompt> Human: My university posted a job that I applied for and underwent an interview. I was accepted for the position and was instructed to deposit checks for around 2-3 thousand into my bank account for work equipment. I was then instructed to withdraw the money and deposit it into another bank account to pay the person to send me the work equipment.My first check bounced back and left me negative. Second check, I caught on and kept the money in order to cover most of what was overdrawn. They then sent me another check. I also deposited that one to pay for what was left that I owe. As of this morning, I have a memo posted item on my account. I am not overdrawnthankfully but I need some advice or ideas of what might happen next?If the last two check were to bounce and Ill get overdrawn again what should I do? I was told by my bank branch manager that my account will close and I will have to pay what I owe in 60 days. Otherwise, it will go to collections. What should I do?Assistant: Get in touch with your university. Immediately. You just got scammed hardcore in the best case, and in the worst case you may have taken part in fraud. Either way, you can most likely kiss the money you deposited into the other bank account goodbye.For future reference, if you are EVER told by an employer to do ANYTHING with your banking accounts beyond setting up direct deposit, its a scam.Human: I left a message for my universitys Career Development Center last Friday. They never got back to me, but Ill definitely call again today.  <response>: No. Dont call. Go there in person. 