Tarta.ai Reports & Reviews

Tarta.ai Reports & Reviews (11)

This website called Diamond Ship Ltd Is a Scam. And i am warning everyone to please do not fall victim to these ppl. Because the business is fake and so are they.

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Fake

I searched Google for jobs, but any "jobs" that claimed to be applicable through tarta.ai sent me to broken links. It asks for money, but claims there's a "free" way to apply for jobs. That should have been the first red flag. What is really terrible is them using legitimate places to attempt to do this. If you see them, report them to Google.

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You are right most they post jobs which are already outdated.

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Victim Location 55305
Type of a scam Employment

This company is posting fake job ads for openings that do NOT exist. One of our current employees found a listing for her own job which we did not advertise. I'm only assuming that once they apply, they are stealing their information. I have contacted their support email address on the website but do not expect to hear back. Shut this site down! Do not trust their fraud!

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First Job Result that Appears

Please be aware when job searching. Now matter what type of job you search for on a general search engine like Google, Tarta.ai will show up as one of the first most relevant results. The site is fake. They're looking to get your information so you can receive spam calls and texts about everything from fake jobs to the dreaded car insurance offers. Avoid them at all cost. See if the fake job is real by tracking the company they are stealing from. I don't know how they have managed to always appear at the top of search results but they are thriving in the worst way possible.

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I came across Tarta.ai through a search engine. I was looking for a job and on that job post it has "Aerotek" logo, however, below that logo there is a blue button that says "Apply on Tarta.ai" which confused me because why would I go and apply for the position for Aerotek through Tart.ai. They also had "Glassdoor" reporting on the bottom of the page so it looks legit. I looked up Tarta.ai website to check the job post and to check how legit the website is. Once I landed on the page, there are a whole bunch of ads. When I was scrolling down to the job description, I noticed that they had another company on there called "Ashton Carter" in which case they're just trying to make it look like an actual job post but they have failed on many occasions. They took Aerotek's logo, Aerotek is a staffing agency as well as Ashton Carter. I went to look at both of the staffing agency website and searched up for the job that I wanted to apply for, neither of those companies have the the job nor is it even up or open position. They really took their time to put the ad together but their work was lazy. They copied and pasted everything. Be careful and research research!

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Scammer's website tarta.ai
Scammer's address 2093 PHILADELPHIA PIKE #1986 CLAYMONT DE 19703, Claymont, DE 19703, USA
Scammer's email [email protected]
Total money lost $10
Type of a scam Worthless Problem-solving Service Scam

Attempted to apply for a job at a local hospital. I was unable to access the hospital website without enrolling in one of 3 supposed jobs boards. Ok. I picked Tarta.ai, mostly because it was the first choice. They charged a $9.99/month subscription for their "premium" job search plan (which I had to enroll in to be able to apply for the job at the hospital). So. They promised that they would find appropriate jobs for me, and their ai would even fill our the applications for me. What I got? Dozens of spam e mails with pretty much every RN job in the country, and some outside the US. I'd put on my preferences within 35 miles of my home in CA. There were over 800 random jobs on every e-mail. Ok. This is NOT what I want. When I got the e-mailed receipt, I asked to discontinue the service immediately (same day I enrolled) and refund my money. They did not. I opened a transaction dispute with my bank. I promptly got an e mail from them asking me to drop the dispute and they'd pay me my $9.99 and an extra $10 for my trouble. I told them no, that if I did that, I wouldn't be able to re-open the dispute if they didn't keep up their end. There have been repeated e mails requesting I drop the dispute. What concerns me the most is not that they have my credit card info, but that they have my resume with my entire employment and educational history and all my contact information. This information is commonly used as identifiers for loans and other transactions.

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Well I do hope that you check your credit reports regularly. And put the proper security measures in place so that if anyone attempts to use your personal information to open credit cards/loans you will be contacted. They will confirm that it is actually you before extending any credit etc. You also need to check and see if any of your personal information has been found on the dark web. I applied for a position posted on Upwork. Upwork warns you that they do nothing to verify the validity of any of the employment opportunities they post. So I had been "hired" to do some clerical work. I received emails with forms that I needed to fill out. It was all routine stuff you would naturally come to expect when accepting a new position. Unfortunately, after submitting the paperwork...thats when it all went bad. They wanted me to go out and buy a mess of computer equipment etc. I called them out on their stupidity and reported them immediately to Upwork. Who took several days to look into it and close the posting. Just a few weeks after, I received a notification that my personal information had been found on the dark web. Which is where these dirtbags go to SELL your personal information to other dirtbags! Just a few pieces of basic information is all they need to steal your house right out from under you. They buy brand new cars in your name. Open new credit cards in your name and shop till they drop. All it takes is a couple of bucks, some time and energy and an ENORMOUS set of jewels. Abra cadabra and your life as you know it is a massive train wreck that could take your YEARS to correct. IF EVER!

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Scammer's phone 3212467234
Scammer's address 6858 Alpert Dr.
Scammer's email [email protected]
Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Initial means of contact Website

I have a resume on Indeed for a year. today I noticed a charge on my bank acct. for $9.99 from HTTPS //TARTA.AI HTTPSTARTA.AI DE. Don't know who they are

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https://tarta.ai/ Posted a job i had on Indeed for a few hours... I had a candidate call and say she wasnt able to apply on Tarta. I was confused. I confirmed wiht Indeed they had nothing to do with Tarta and the posting the made without my consent on my behalf.

Obviously some sort of money grab using Indeed postings.

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- Huntington Beach, CA, USA

Scammer's phone 1 310 601 8509
Scammer's address [email protected], Walnut, CA 91789, USA
Country United States
Victim Location CA 92647, USA
Type of a scam Employment

Tarta.ai shows up on job boards and they post jobs for positions that do not exist. They make you apply through them which gives you two options.

1) Subscription of $9.99 a month. When you sign up for this subscription, it is impossible to get out of. They constantly change merchant IDs so if you block theirs, they get the money through a new one. This is very shady.

2) There is a free one as well. Only this one is data mining. They want your phone number so they can text you and email address so they can email you about fictitious positions. They posted a job for Blizzard Entertainment:

https://g.co/kgs/TLhQ3N

This job does not exist. I have a friend who works for Blizzard and confirmed it does not exist.

Below are some quotes from Reddit regarding tarta.ai

"Why don't you give me my money back? NM, I've got my credit card on the phone now. You'll get nothing from me. I hope other people find this post helpful."

"They're scammers. No way to cancel. Be prepared to dispute your credit card bill monthly because they change their merchant numbers regularly. The address listed on the credit card transaction is a storage locker in Delaware."

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