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Scammer's website us.mercari-vip9.vip
Country United States
Victim Location MD 20735, USA
Total money lost $2,216
Type of a scam Employment
Scammer's address NY, USA
Country United States
Victim Location PA 19380, USA
Total money lost $4,000
Type of a scam Employment
The first time she only had me add $17 there are different levels of workers VIP one through VIP four level one has to put up 100. every time you optimize an item and you get a lucky order your account gets frozen and then they ask for more money Depending on how much the frozen value is can be anywhere from 300 to 12,000 or more
Scammer's website vayner3qux.com
Scammer's address MD, USA
Country United States
Victim Location MD 20646, USA
Total money lost $8,000
Type of a scam Employment
Jennifer said the platform was Vaynor3 marketing company. She said they partner with reputable merchants to maintain products through real data analysis. She said we use the Vayner3 AI platform to promote various products on major on line shopping platforms that are connected to the AI system. This helps to increase the products visibility and boost says by which I could earn daily wages and commissions of around $50 to $200 a day.
There are 4 Levels: VIP1: complete 3 sets of 40 optimized tasks each day and earn $50 a day plus a 0.4% commission up to Level 4 where you earn $1000 a day and 1% commission for completing 6 sets of 55 optimized tasks.
On January 2, she had me open up a work platform at https://vayner3qux.com/. She then made a training account for me and deposited $1000 to the account balance. You have to have at least $100 in the account to do the “optimization tasks”.
All you have to do it click on a Start button in the Optimization tab and it will display a product with the total amount of the product and what the commission on the product is. You complete the first 40 tasks then you have to contact Customer Service (CS) to have them reset your account. Once you perform all 3 tasks, you can withdraw the daily salary and the commission earned.
The catch is there are “Bundled” or “Combination” orders that are supposed to be very rare. I got one in training and Jennifer said I was very lucky because they generate a15 times the commission. However, it leaves a negative balance in your account balance and you can’t move forward unless you deposit more money through Bitcoin to clear the negative. Jennifer added the extra funds to my training account. I told her that this seem like a scan and she assured me that they are legit and have launched complaints with FBI because there are other “fake” sites out there claiming to be them.
I earned $85 in the training and she talked me into depositing $15 more to complete my tasks and withdraw my salary and commission. I did so and I earned $178.92 which was a profit of $160. It was withdrawn as bitcoin, then you sell bitcoin and you may lose money depending on the bitcoin value.
Jennifer set me up in a Vayner3 Chat Group on WhatsApp at **********************************************9. It had “new employees” like myself and we could chat and help each other. Except no one chatted back, so it was probably an AI generated chat. On Jan 3 I logged in, deposited $100 in bitcoin and started completing my tasks and immediately got another rare “lucky bundle” that created a deficit of $102.59. Jennifer seemed so surprised and said I was so lucky. I was stupid and deposited the $102.59. I ended up earning $315.32 that day and Jan 4 I withdrew $207.
On January 5 it went down hill. I kept getting bundled lucky tasks and was in negative over $500. She talked me into depositing more money. I did this secretly behind my husbands back and I stupidly went down the rabbit hole. Jennifer even called me on WhatsApp to reassure me that it had happened to her and the commission was going to be over $12000.
After many more deposits I finally got to a point where I could withdraw over $12000 but the platform would not let me withdraw because I was only a level 1. I had to be a level4 to withdraw and Jennifer said after I withdraw I can request to be changed back to level4. So I asked the CS to update me to level 4 but I still could not withdraw because I was raised to a level 4 and I had to do my tasks for level4 that day. I argued with them, I threatened to report them and they said I knew my risks.
Jennifer and the CS assured me as a level4 the lucky bundles were rare because the vendors did not want to pay the high commission. I only had to do 15 tasks and they said it would be very rare to get a lucky bundle. I had to recoup the thousands of dollars I had deposited so I started the tasks. On the 12th out of 15 tasks, I hit a lucky bundle with an account deficit of $16433.63 but if I deposited that, I would be withdrawing over $40,000.
I filed a complaint to the FBI at https://www.ic3.gov/ and Jennifer still contacts me through WhatsApp trying to get me to deposit the funds. She told me, “Avoiding us with not solve any problems.”
Scammer's website www.increasily-app.com
Country United States
Victim Location PA 19124, USA
Type of a scam Employment
The site itself had features pointing to malicious character of it:
- The 'tasks' were simply button clicking and didn't require any human activity, so they didn't add any value (means, no profit and no reward).
- The site itself was registered without any contact person, contact phone etc.
- The user data was passed in plain form without encryption, which is against the proper security standards.
Scammer's address 1521 Mountainview Dr, Wayne, PA 19087, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Victim Location NY 13207, USA
Type of a scam Employment
Country United States
Victim Location PA 19082, USA
Total money lost $4,000
Type of a scam Employment