<prompt> Human: The company found her resume on indeed and reached out to her saying theyre interested in giving her a trial period 10 days for online service manager position. They say its home base, online position. Said they could pay her by direct deposit or e transfer. They have a website but it is pretty bare bones. They are offering pretty good money, benefits, vacation. The big thing that we are unsure of is that other than the website there is almost no info we can find about them online.I dont know if there is little info because they are a fairly new company or something, but it still seems weird they would be offering such a good position if they are new.Only thing we found other than the website they gave was that a BBB file was made 2 weeks ago but there is no rating or anything on it yet. It doesnt seem like there is anything really for her to lose in trying it as they said they would even pay her for the trial period. I guess the main question is if there is any danger in it for her especially if she elects to get paid by etransfer to be careful?  <response>: Theres a good chance its a check scam. They will send her a check for start up costs or something. The check will be for more money than what she needs. They will come up with some excuse why they did that and will request her to return the extra money to them. She will do as told. The check that they sent her will later turn out to be fraudulent and the funds will be removed from her account. The scammers have her money at this point and will disappear. Its very common and theres virtually nothing you can do about it. If I were you I would proceed with caution. 