I am sending you a check by USPS. Please deposit in your bank and keep $300 for your first week's pay.  ( This scammer solicited me for pet care services) .  I received a text after several emails......I have the check.....The bank it is written on tells me it is fake.  Person claims to be a woman named Victoria Cullen, husband named Peter. She is pregnant, they are moving to my area and have pets......"she" even named them.  I knew this was a scam when she wanted me to send money to someone else. I am keeping the check to turn over to authorities.  This person has my phone number, address, full name and email. I am worried that they will try to steal my identity. As far as I know they don't have my social security number or bank account numbers. Please help me find out who this scammer is.

Take the check & envelope to the post office - forward it to the postal inspectors.

She has my information too :( what should I do?!

What information does she have?   If only contact information, that is one problem.  The crooks will keep in contact with you and try to trick you into a phony check scam.  The scam described is about getting you to deposit a bad/phony check, and then sending cash or Western Union transfers back to the scammer.  This scam is usually played as a mail scam from a distance, very often from outside the USA.

If you sent your ss# and date of birth and any banking or credit card info, that is much more serious since you have provided a crook with info to do some some identity theft.

Here is a link to some info on ID theft - just in case you need it.   http://800notes.com/arts/9-things-to-do-when-your-identity-stolen

I got the same thing exempt her name is Pauline Morris now. She has a 3 year o k D not named curtis. Her husband's name is still peter.  They sent me a check for 2 thousand dollars for groceries and stuff for the apartment