<prompt> Human: Ok so I was hired off of Craigslist not so suspicious as thats where I found all my past jobs there. The original ad was for a front desk Concierge person but the add also was looking for a data entry person.The first thing after a messenger interview wessay questions first sign. They say the job will be from home at first -wtf??. The pay also leaps from 22h to 30h. They say Im hired and expedite a check for work supplies to me with Microsoft word printed instructions to email the deposit confirmation ect. The cashiers check is worth near 2,500.I deposit in my personal account. Now that its cleared, Im told to cash deposit 2,300 at a different bank to an account of someone who will ship the gear to me- huh? When I ask why they do this on their end they tell me its to see how I handle company money, excess money is upfront pay and to cover gas.Now the biggest red flag, no name, no address has really seemed legit. No company online presence, people have no facebook, and the check was sent from a nearby county but the address is from the Midwest.Tldr; new company I never met in person sends me cashiers check, tells me to deposit most of it in another account.Idk what to do here? HELP!Edit: of course I didnt read the Craigslist scam, list what am I, a cautious person? This happened quickly and I caught it before it cost me so far at leastI asked to Skype and they sidestepped. I told them im freezing the account and going to the authorities. They started sending texts nonstop about how Im a criminal. Tried to call me and I tuned down those. Told them to Skype they sidestepped. Right as this happens there is a knock at the door. ITS A NEW CHECK FOR 4800. I confront them, they say its for petty cash.Stopped contact after that one.Assistant: I fail to understand how people still fall for things like this...Human: I was unemployed for a year and this all happened in the span of a day or so. I thought scam once the check arrived, thought Id check.  <response>: Well, I hope everything works out for you man. I was unemployed for over a year and had a mortgage to pay and can say I was tempted a few times to do one of those jobs. But, as the old saying goes, if its too good to be true, it probably is. 