Worknola.com Reports & Reviews

Worknola.com Reports & Reviews (2)

- New Orleans, LA, USA

Phone: (248) 686-0629
Website: Worknola.com
Address: New Orleans, LA, USA
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment

On March 31, 2025, I applied for a remote data entry position via a website named worknola.com. I received an email confirming an interview with the company.

We are pleased to schedule your virtual interview for Tomorrow, Tuesday 1st April, at 11:00 AM.

The interview will be conducted via ZulipChat, our chosen virtual platform. After receiving this email, you will receive a separate email from ZulipChat with an invitation to join the platform. Please follow the link in that email to complete your registration. Once you have successfully registered, kindly reply to this email to confirm your registration.

If you encounter any issues or have any questions, feel free to reach out. We look forward to speaking with you soon.

Note: If this email has been directed to your spam/junk folder, kindly mark is as "not spam" or "not junk" as we work on ensuring total deliverabilty on all correspondences.

Best regards,

Useful

- New Orleans, LA, USA

Phone: (737) 637-1358
Website: worknola.com
Email: [email protected]
Country: United States
Type of a scam: Employment

A person calling himself Darien K*** attempted to defraud me via an employment ad to be a virtual secretary for his 'properties’ on Work Nola.

https://worknola.com/employer/view/341365

Using this email ************[email protected]

and this phone number:

###-###-####?

He spoke with an accent I am not sure I can place accurately.

The man I agreed to 'work' with then set up various seemingly legitimate avenues with which to solicit details that can be used in identity theft; my address, government ID, etc, but would not grant my request for his personal info/his company's info so that I could verify and feel safe sharing my info. I only shared my phone number and my email with him, but he is very convincing; if I were less cautious he might have convinced me.

He used the website Invitation Homes as his 'company'

************************************************ and specifically asked me to set up a Facebook marketplace posting for 'his property,' which I read on Invitation Homes is specifically identified as fraud (see link above).

He also asked me to set up an email account, which I did.

I have now deleted the email account and Facebook account.

FYI

I want to protect other people from falling into this trap and wasting their time, or becoming victims of identity theft.

Thanks.

Useful

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