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Chrissy called at 4pm and discussed the same topics and let me know the exact pay out scale and that I would get a Rapid pay card by mail and that HR would call me a woman named Nadine, to set up my free benefits as an employee, and she would issue the Rapid Pay card. That I’d be paid weekly guaranteed $18 an hr for 10hrs of work doing these initial interviews. Basically guaranteed $180 per week. All other monies earned would be $135 for anyone that went through 2 interviews and completed the 1 day training. As well on the B2B outreach I would make $75 per employee that upgraded from the free benefits to the premium benefits, once the business actively participates in the benefit program.
The confusion to me was if they were a benefits program and that is what I’d be promoting why the website and app for people in debt? No mention of that! Also was told the owner “Joe”, would train me the following week for one day on Google Meet. And then the next day I would get green lighted to start work, that the company would send an excel sheet with names of people who had applied for the job just like I did and I would call them and do their first interview and then schedule them with her for their 2nd interview. And that they would send enough names to equivocate to 10 hours of work thus guaranteeing me $180 per week. And as any business I reached out to per another sheet they would send then those bonuses I told about earlier would kick in.
Then I got to thinking this was too easy to be a real job, and weird that I didn’t know the company or much about it and would be conducting interviews for them.
So I decided to google the business web address with the word scam, and review behind it and then I found over a dozen people with stories just like mine, some that even went as far as sending W-9 info to these people, and then they were ghosted, numbers changed, etc.
I’m certainly glad I did my homework, Yes at first I thought I had a real job and was excited for this opportunity. Saddens me it is a scam, possible identity theft scam.
These people have very American accents almost a slight southern accent. Seem very nice, kind and definitely put on the charm and make it sound very real.
Stay clear of this company, there is no real job and nothing but lies about everything from start to finish.
I do plan to email them telling them I found several reports of them being a scam etc and see what response if any that they have. I will write a seperate review for the outcome.
Chrissy called at 4pm and discussed the same topics and let me know the exact pay out scale and that I would get a Rapid pay card by mail and that HR would call me a woman named Nadine, to set up my free benefits as an employee, and she would issue the Rapid Pay card. That I’d be paid weekly guaranteed $18 an hr for 10hrs of work doing these initial interviews. Basically guaranteed $180 per week. All other monies earned would be $135 for anyone that went through 2 interviews and completed the 1 day training. As well on the B2B outreach I would make $75 per employee that upgraded from the free benefits to the premium benefits, once the business actively participates in the benefit program.
The confusion to me was if they were a benefits program and that is what I’d be promoting why the website and app for people in debt? No mention of that!! Also was told the owner “Joe”, would train me the following week for one day on Google Meet. And then the next day I would get green lighted to start work, that the company would send an excel sheet with names of people who had applied for the job just like I did and I would call them and do their first interview and then schedule them with her for their 2nd interview. And that they would send enough names to equivocate to 10 hours of work thus guaranteeing me $180 per week. And as any business I reached out to per another sheet they would send then those bonuses I told about earlier would kick in.
Then I got to thinking this was too easy to be a real job, and weird that I didn’t know the company or much about it and would be conducting interviews for them.
So I decided to google the business web address with the word scam, and review behind it and then I found over a dozen people with stories just like mine, some that even went as far as sending W-9 info to these people, and then they were ghosted, numbers changed, etc.
I’m certainly glad I did my homework, Yes at first I thought I had a real job and was excited for this opportunity. Saddens me it is a scam, possible identity theft scam.
These people have very American accents almost a slight southern accent. Seem very nice, kind and definitely put on the charm and make it sound very real.
Stay clear of this company, there is no real job and nothing but lies about everything from start to finish.
I do plan to email them telling them I found several reports of them being a scam etc and see what response if any that they have. I will write a seperate review for the outcome.