In the r/Scams community, user kosmickorner warned about a scam scheme related to the website Swift Grid Delivery. A victim received a call from a number flagged as spam, offering an interview for a "delivery analyst" position they had not applied for. The caller, possibly using AI or faking an accent, rushed the applicant to sign an employment contract right during the phone call.

The author of the post decided to check the website and found multiple red flags. The internal links in the menu did not work, the photos of the "team" were clearly AI-generated, and the company's EIN was publicly displayed on the homepage, which is atypical for a legitimate business and looks like a desperate attempt to prove its authenticity.

According to user AcceleratedCrawfish, the specifics of the job offer point to a classic scam scheme known as the "reshipping scam" (or package scam), where the victim is used as a proxy to receive and forward stolen or counterfeit goods.

In the comments, other users confirmed that they had encountered similar calls. According to users kikiodie79, Ballsugger23, and SyrupChemical5100, they were contacted by fake recruiters using the fake names "Karla Smith" and "Amber Waters". One user even managed to find the original warning post on Reddit right during the phone interview, after which they immediately hung up, avoiding the scam.