Thieves Phish Moneytree Worker Tax Data
Payday lending company Moneytree could be the company that is latest to alert present and former workers that their income tax data — including Social safety figures, income and target information — had been inadvertently handed over directly to performers.
Seattle-based Moneytree sent a message to employees on March 4 stating that “one of our downline fell victim to a phishing and unveiled payroll information to an outside source.”
“Moneytree was evidently targeted by an where the mer impersonated me and asked for the emailed content of certain information on the Company’s payroll including Team Member names, house details, social safety figures, birthdates and W2 information,” Moneytree co-founder Dennis Bassford penned to employees.