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- Wilsonville, OR, USA • Apr 12, 2025
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There were multiple ads in Craigslist for a job offer generalized. You hit a link, and it takes you to (consultant.careerapplication.co/consultant-position) after a scheduled meeting has been agreed upon. For about 1.5 hrs, this fraudster goes through what they are offering, and at the end, he asks for $97 dollars for error and omissions insurance. you don't get a job, you don't get more information you do not get an employment application or any other further correspondence. I watched tons of people fall for it and pay during the end the live meeting.

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- Mebane, NC, USA • Apr 04, 2025
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Just had hour hour-long Zoom meeting with the "co-founder" Mark, I applied for a data entry job. I got an email back saying that the position was already filled, but they thought that I would be "an excellent match for another remote position we currently have available." went onto the zoom meeting expecting a 1 on 1 meeting to be met with 180 other applicants and Mark explaining his business "SVH travel" after explaining the consulting job saying that we could make 3k off a 30k booking I thought I smelled something fishy. after watching the applicants file out from 180 to 53 I thought at first they just wanted something different.

NOPE, that's when he pulled up this BWJ travel consultant certification website that wanted up to either pay $500 per year or $97 per month. He made it seem like he was doing us a favor because back in his day he had to pay "$3000 for a 6-month consulting class" but since they are the biggest travel consultant firm, he can co-sign for this, just pay up. I just left the call SMH.

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- La Mesa, CA, USA • Mar 25, 2025
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They advertise on Craigslist for a remote Customer Service Rep. You are put into a long zoom session which makes the deal sound great. Everyone is supposedly hired and then they ask you sign to pay $97.00 per month to buy insurance in case you make a mistake on the job. At that point I decided to google the company and found many reports that this is a scam and I did not proceed.

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- Sacramento, CA, USA • Feb 11, 2025
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Zoom call and at the end of the call he said it was an insurance that would protect us when we made a mistake with a client.

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- San Antonio, TX, USA • Oct 29, 2024
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Individuals posted the following on Linkedin:

About the job

Job Title: Virtual Data Entry - Work From Home

Location:Remote

Job Responsibilities:

Data Entry and Record Management:Maintain accurate records of bookings, payments, and customer interactions using our CRM system

Schedule Appointments: Schedule appointments and meetings for sales or service teams by contacting leads, maintaining calendars, and ensuring accurate communication of meeting details

Booking and Coordination:Assist clients in planning and booking travel arrangements, including flights, hotels, car rentals, and activities

Customer Service:Provide excellent customer service to clients via phone, email, and chat, addressing inquiries, resolving issues, and ensuring customer satisfaction

Travel Advisory:Offer expert advice on destinations, travel arrangements, and travel insurance options to clients

Problem Solving:Handle any issues or concerns that arise during travel, such as flight cancellations or itinerary changes, and provide timely solutions

Requirements:

Experience:Proven experience in acustomer service role orwithin the travel industry

Skills:Strong communication skills (verbal and written), excellent customer service abilities, and proficiency in using travel booking platforms and CRM systems

Organization:Ability to manage multiple tasks and prioritize workload effectively in a remote work environment

Problem-Solving:Capacity to handle and resolve customer issues promptly and professionally

Flexibility:Willingness to work flexible hours, including evenings and weekends as required, to accommodate client needs and time zones

Education:High school diploma or equivalent; additional certification in travel and tourism is a plus

Benefits:

Remote Work:Enjoy the flexibility of working from home with a supportive team environment

Competitive Salary:Compensation commensurate with experience, with opportunities for performance-based incentives

Professional Development:Access to ongoing training and development opportunities within the travel industry

Travel Perks:Discounts on personal travel bookings and familiarization trips to enhance product knowledge

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Email was received from [email protected] (Sterling Consulting Solutions, Inc.):

Hello X,

Thank you for your interest in employment with us! We have received your application.

We require all applicants to attend our meeting, where we discuss more about our company, position, and pay.

Schedule Meeting Here

We look forward to learning more about you and potentially bringing you onboard our team!

- Hiring Manager

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They sent a meeting request though https://calendly.com/ as below:

Talent Coordinator

Company Welcome Meeting

30 min

Welcome! Thanks for your interest in our remote position.

Please schedule a meeting with our hiring manager to learn more about the company, position, & pay. Full-time and part-time opportunities available.

We look forward to learning more about you and potentially welcoming you to the team! Your meeting link will be sent to you via email instantly. Please check your inbox and spam folder.

See you on the call soon!

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During the call they showed a slideshow about the "possible" plans we can execute.

Near the end they showed that every individual must pay $49 monthly OR $396 yearly to be employed by the company BWF. Note, they did not mention that either plan costs an additional $97 for licensing.

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Job Opportunity - Travel Agent

Hosted by Edwin

Hey X, it was great having you on the meeting earlier.

You are a great candidate for this role and we're looking forward to working together in ensuring you become a successful travel agent!

Just take a minute to enroll here: https://register.bwjagents.com/sign-up-today

I'm looking forward to your sign up. Let's take advantage of this peak season of travel!

Cheers,

Edwin S

You are receiving this email because you registered for this webinar.

Unsubscribe to stop receiving notifications about this event.

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7660 Fay Ave Ste H184

La Jolla, CA 92037

USA

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- Warren, MI, USA • Aug 15, 2024
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I attended an online zoom session a few weeks ago about a travel agent opportunity. It was a group call. At the end of the call, the host, edwin, asked us to sign up for their program and pay a fee for it. I typed in the chat that i was unable to pay the fee at the time and i wanted to see whether i could pay it in the future, but he did not respond. I made the decision yesterday to enroll into the travel agent program for $49 monthly. However, i have done some research after reading some reviews about the company. The address provided by the company is 1731 W Glenoaks Blvd Unit 202 Glendale CA 91201. I googled it and amd the svh company was listed at this address. When i called the number for this company, a lady answered. I explained that i just purchased a subscription with bwj travel agency and i wanted to see if they were affiliated with bwj travel. The lady would not provide me with a clear answer. She kept insisting that i contact them for further information. I advised that bwj company has the same address as svh and she did not provide a clear or definite response. She said that they have the same address and suite but they are located on the second floor. I believe that bwj is a scam. I did another zoom call today under the pretense that it would be a one on one session but it was a group session. The host, edwin, addressed each of us by our names but i still don't trust it. Also, edwin looks like he is the jacob person. It is unfortunate that i had fallen for this but i want others to know so that they dont fall victim to it. I invested in this because i want another stream of income and a career, not another job.

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- Surprise, AZ, USA
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The job posting was on LinkedIn. After applying for the job, I was sent an email from Edwin requesting to set up a zoom call. The zoom call was a 30 minute webinar offering many benefits to a job opportunity with a monthly or yearly paid subscription in order to access the job and benefits.

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