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Remote job scam: worked a month without pay
“ Hi, I'm Jasmine Martine, HR Customer Service Representative at WBD Global Streaming. We got your number by working with multiple HR platforms.
So, our company has a position for you as a Content Promotion Assistant. This is a great remote part-time/full-time online job with one-on-one mentoring to help you get started.
Salary is paid on a daily basis. If you like, you can earn from $100 to $500 per day.
Monthly salary is about $6,300.
3-day paid trial period, and $688 full-time employee joining bonus after the trial period.
Note [You must be 20 years old or older] Please send a message to this number:+13*****2806”
Paid annual leave: In addition to maternity leave, paternity leave and other statutory holidays, ordinary employees also enjoy 15-20 days of paid annual leave. The company currently has 5 vacancies, if you want to join us, please send a text message to 6462104431 for more information
(Note: You must be 28 years old or older)
Hello, my name is Lena , recruiter at (Adjust), we came across your profile through several online recruitment platforms and were impressed by your background and experience, we're currently offering a flexible part-time opportunity that you can work on in your free time. The role involves assisting TEMU merchants with product reviews. Therefore, our company is offering you a remote online job, which is a great remote part-time/full-time online job helping (Adjust) merchants update data, increase visibility and bookings, and provide free training. The daily salary ranges from $201 to $3000, and you can receive your commission immediately after the work is completed. All payments are made on the same day. If you would like to participate, please send a message to this number 3022986504 (Please note that applicants must be at least 18 years old to be eligible for this role)
I was instructed to complete a translation project, which was described as being high-paying, with promises of a significant payment upon delivery. However, as we continued the discussion, I began to feel uncomfortable with the lack of clear details about the project and the vague nature of the communication. When I inquired further, the person requested that I send the completed work first before receiving payment. At this point, I began to feel suspicious about the situation.
Upon further investigation, I realized that the email address and communication were not legitimate. The email address provided was not associated with the official We Work Remotely platform, and after doing some research, I discovered that the account was fraudulent. The individual I was dealing with seemed to be impersonating a real recruiter from We Work Remotely.
I am a single mother with a young daughter, and I am actively looking for work in this country. I am currently pursuing a doctoral degree and have limited job opportunities in my home country as a journalist and writer. This experience has been very disheartening, as it was my first time pursuing an opportunity like this, and it was not pleasant.
I realized that I had been targeted by a scam, and immediately ceased communication. The individual has since tried to contact me again. I have not responded to any further messages.
I have not sent any work or money, but I am concerned that this person may attempt to manipulate or harass me further. I want to ensure that this scam is reported to prevent others from falling victim to it. The email address, project description, and behavior of the individual all raised red flags, and I believe this was a clear case of fraud."
4-day paid probationary period. At the end of the probationary period, you will be able to sign an employment contract with the company and receive paid annual leave as well as maternity, paternity and other legal holidays. If you would like to join us, please contact us by adding WhatsApp: +12177617558
I received an email from the “Recruiting Team” at Oxis Therapeutics inviting me to apply for their position as a Remote Data Entry Specialist. I followed the instructions to reply if I was interested, and then received information regarding the next steps. The email was all spelled correctly and provided a lot of information up front about the position and benefits! It stated to follow the links and fill out two Microsoft365 docs; one being an assessment, and the other being an employee form. The assessment was timed and seemed legit! Felt like every other company questionnaire of how I would be an asset. The Employee form asked my full name, email, physical address, and asked a yes or no question if I have a bank account. The form noted they needed my address in case they have to mail me equipment.
After completing the forms the instructions asked that I text a phone number that it was complete. I did so, and received a kick back message that the number was blocked. After that, I googled the address and found a commercial real estate agent had this address available for lease. I reach out to the agent just to further verify Oxis Therapeutics. They confirmed the company was never a tenant of theirs, and the phone number the fake company uses is shared with two other fatuous companies.