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- Hamilton, OH, USA • Apr 30, 2025
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I originally received a text from Steve, an HR manager with Apex Solutions, asking if he could share a job opportunity with me. He said it was related to digital marketing. My profile is on LinkedIn and says I am currently looking for similar jobs, so I thought it was legit. When I agreed he could share information with me, he asked if I was over 25 and a valid U.S. citizen, which seemed strange, but I told him yes. He then said I would receive the full details via WhatsApp shortly. I then started getting messages from Lena on WhatsApp. She said she is a trainer at DeepMind. She said the job involves managing and enhancing only one sales, ensuring smooth digital transactions, and improving customer experiences. She said it was remote work with flexible work arrangements. She then gave a long description of the company and how it relates to AI, but that's not relevant here. Basically, I went on the website and signed up for an account. She would have me send screenshots of each step so she could tell me what to do next. Once that was set up she had me log into a training account. She had me go through a set of forty tasks, which were basically leaving high reviews on products, and you cycled money that was already in your account, and then it almost immediately refunded you. About halfway through, there was a review for a product that cost more than what was in the training account. She said this never happens and that I was a seriously lucky trainee and went on and on about

how lucky I was. She said in this situation, you "recharge" your account with your own money, but then you get it back, and your commission is much higher. It was about $80, she was insinuating I needed to add to the account. I told her I didn't know what to think about it, and I was getting a little suspicious after trying to talk it up for a little while she gave me a code to send to customer service, and they "recharged" the account without me adding money. After the training was done, she had me switch to my account and start doing the same thing. I asked her if I was going to have to use any of my own money to do this job and she said no. She said the money I made doing the training would cover everything and not to worry. Well, I worked for a few hours and guess what? I was sooo lucky for a second time on my first day that I got a big product with a big commission.. I would just have to add some of my own money to cover the costs to get that commission. And if I didn't, I would lose all the money I had made for training and for all the work I did all day. There was no way to skip it and no way around it. Customer service would do anything, I kept getting the same message like it was an automated message (it probably was). No legitimate company makes you pay to work. This company is either stealing money from employees or doing something illegal. I don't know which but I don't suggest getting involved. They also don't tell you that they only pay in crypto so you have to have a way to receive crypto and they a way to exchange it. It was all shady. Luckily and didn't give them any of my money but I know there are a lot of people out there who are. I hope this company gets taken down. Unfortunately, I can't even tell if it's US based or not.

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