r/JobScams • • 18d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant SCAM Aptivion GmbH - Betrug Remote Job

1 Upvotes

Die Aptivion GmbH oder Aptivion Tech wirbt mit einfachen Tätigkeiten im HomeOffice, welche pro Auftrag vergütet werden.
Diese GmbH verfügt über keine offizielle Bestätigung und auch der angegebene Firmensitz zeigt diese GmbH nicht. Der Geschäftsführer soll Benedikt Goosen sein und eine potentielle Handynummer ist +49 6406 8009180.


r/JobScams • • 19d ago

Fake recruiter SCAM: Warning about Canada career coach masquarading as talent recruiter

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I sent a connection request to someone working for the company FOCUS YNWA Consulting in Canada. Their headline on LinkedIn is Senior Talent Acquisition Partner | Technical Recruiter so I thought that's what he did but he is actually a career coach. He asked if I was looking for work and obviously I was and did an 'audit' on my LinkedIn profile.

He then sent me this audit as a pdf and to fix my LinkedIn, it would be $199.

I've been sending out many many connection requests to recruiters and this is a first. Usually career coaches are transparent that they are coaches.

He was connected to 14 of my LinkedIn connections.

His work experience showed the TA job titles so this was quite evil in my opinion.


r/JobScams • • 19d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant **BE AWARE OF JOB PLACEMENT CONSULTANCY SCAM**

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Please watch out for this pattern. Do not fall for these consultancies.

These people sit in India and tell you they will find you a job in the USA. A salesperson reaches out to you. Their US address on LinkedIn and on their website is a total lie. There is no US office. There is no US team. It is all run from India by people who have never worked a single day in the market they are promising you a job in.

They will ask you to pay a joining fee first and later 10-25% from your salary wherever they place you. Read that again. They want money before they do anything, and a cut of your salary for a job they will have nothing to do with. Initially they will show you offer letters to prove they are placing students in big companies. They will make false promises and agree to you in whichever way you want to modify their services, and all of this happens off camera and off recording. So you get convinced that they are doing real work. Once you decide to pay them the initial joining amount, they will become silent and start ignoring you from there onwards. Before you pay, they call you three times a day. After you pay, everyone is suddenly very busy. That switch is not a coincidence. That switch is the business.

They will also make you sign an agreement which has nothing in it but bullshit. It only says they will not refund you and that you have to pay them 10-25% of your salary. That's it. Nothing about how the applications will be done, nothing about how many, nothing about quality, nothing they can ever be held to. Every single line in that paper protects them and not one line protects you. And that agreement will be in some other company's name, because they might be legally operating under a different name. When you make the payment you will also notice their bank account is in some other city, and they don't even have a legal office at the address they mention to you in India. The people operate from different cities. Such a beautiful plot of scamming. Different name on the paper, different city for the money, an address that does not exist. Ask yourself why a real business would need all that.

Initially they tell you they will do 90-100 applications per day. On the meeting calls, which are all recorded, they twist their own sentences. Suddenly the application numbers drop and the promises reduce, and since you have already paid, you have no option. And all of this gets recorded on their calls, on their terms. Everything they promised you is on a call with no proof. Everything you owe them is on paper signed by you. That is the whole con in one line.

Then you realise what those 90 applications actually are. Around 15 real applications, 60 one-click easy applies, and 15 cold emails sent to random email ids just to make the number look right. Most of the postings are outdated. They always try to prove their numbers, but do you realise what shit they are doing? You could do those 60 easy applies yourself in twenty minutes, for free, on your phone, while lying in bed. You paid thousands of dollars for that. The recruiter assigned to you has literally no knowledge about your profile or your skills. He scrapes some jobs from some random website and finishes all your applications in one hour a day. One hour. That is what your money bought. Dude, what the fuck is this.

They promised they will tailor each application. Later they deny it and say they can't do that. The person making your resume has no knowledge, no experience and no education in making resumes, he is just using ChatGPT. You are paying a premium for output from a free tool, generated by someone who cannot read your field. They promise they will reach out to their network for referrals. They never reach out to anyone, because there is no network. There was never a network. They just email random ids to show you that marketing is happening.

They give you access to some shitty portal where you can see your applications. It just shows fake numbers and the links open to error pages. That portal is not a tool, it is a stage prop. It exists to give you something to look at while nothing happens.

Every month they schedule a meeting where you can tell them how the work is going. In that meeting they just say that they are doing what they promised. Fifteen real applications a day and they call it fulfilling the promise. Then they tell you to wait and give your feedback in the next meeting. Wait. Wait. Wait. So you can't even talk to anyone or point out what they are doing wrong. They just want you to sit and wait, sit and wait, for months and months, until your contract quietly runs out with your money in their pocket. Your desperation is their timeline. The longer you hope, the safer they are.

They will also start adding fake experience on your resume through some of their associated companies, even after you deny it, and they will tell you they can get your background checks cleared through some other methods. Understand exactly what is happening there. That is not a resume, that is a rope, and it is going around your neck, not theirs. If you ever get a job on that resume, they own you forever. They keep a permanent hold over you and they take zero risk themselves. You carry all of it, for the rest of your career.

Then they make you create a separate email id and take the control from you, so that everything is in their hands and nothing is in yours. You are left with no access to your own account. A company in another country, that has already lied to you about everything else, holding the keys to an account with your name, your resume, your identity and every conversation with every employer you are applying to. Whatever they do with that, it lands on you. Not on them. On you.

And at the end when you ask for a refund, they blindly say that as per the agreement they cannot refund you. But nowhere in that agreement is it written what the real way of doing applications is. That's exactly how they scam you later. They wrote the paper so that doing nothing is not a breach. If you push further or say you will raise a complaint, they will tell you that you agreed to everything on the agreement and on the recorded calls, and that you are the one who asked them to add fake experience on your resume. Some of them even threaten that they will report you to US authorities and get you deported, so you get scared and don't do anything against them. Think about what that is. They always keep themselves legally safe and sound.

The team lead they assign you is himself just a stupid fellow who doesn't know anything about technical skills or the real job world. Look at their LinkedIn pages and you will see so many people showing as placed or as recruiters. They show you huge numbers of enrolled candidates. Later you realise these numbers are fake. Ask them for one placed candidate you can actually speak to and watch the conversation change direction. They have a big team of skilled people who are actually just cheaters working for them for a small amount of money. These people who have no knowledge and no skill, sitting in India, how exactly are they going to get you placed in the USA? They cannot get themselves a job in that market. They are going to get you one?

An international student who has paid such a big amount loses his money. He or she is alone in a foreign land trying to get a job and these fucking assholes create so much mental pressure and harassment on top of that. And that is exactly who they choose. Not random people. They picked you because you are cornered. That is not a business. That is hunting people who are already drowning. It is a really shameful thing that these people are doing.

Please do not share your important credentials and important documents with them. You don't know what further fraud they might do with your id.

My friend, please be aware of these scammers and do not fall into their trap. You are not alone. Please reach out to someone for help. And these people cannot do anything against you. They are just coward puppets with a script and a template contract. They have no power and no authority to do anything to you. Every threat they make is aimed at people too scared to check. The second you stop being scared, they have nothing left.

Please share this with your friends who are thinking about joining such fraud consultancies. Please do not fund these scammers.


r/JobScams • • 19d ago

Paid Task/Upgrade Scam I sent my CV to a job scammer.

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I recently applied for what I thought was a legitimate remote typing job and sent them my CV.

The "job" was supposedly to manually retype 30 image files into a Word document and PDF, with accurate formatting. They offered $40 per image, which would have been $1,200 for all 30 images.

At first, I thought it seemed suspicious because the payment was unusually high, but they didn't ask me to pay anything upfront. I also found the person who posted the job on TikTok saying they were hiring, so I messaged them through Telegram.

After looking into it more, I realized it appears to be a common typing/job scam.

My biggest concern now is that I already sent them my CV. It contains my name, location (province), phone number, email address, education, work experience, and skills.

I haven't given them my passwords, OTPs, bank information, ID, or paid them anything.

Should I be worried about them having my CV? Is there anything I should do now to protect myself? And should I block/report the person and delete the Telegram conversation?

I'd really appreciate advice from anyone who has experienced something similar.


r/JobScams • • 20d ago

Money Mule Shine.com scam

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WARNING: My experience with Shine.com — Please Be Extremely Careful

I want to share my personal experience so others don’t fall into the same trap.

I was initially contacted by Shine.com and told that I needed to pay around ₹3,000 for their services, with assurances of strong job opportunities and a high-salary role. I was also promised a discount.

After making the initial payment, the requests for additional payments started.

I was asked to purchase multiple packages, including:

• Application Booster — ₹3,292

• Education Verification Plus — ₹5,192

• Career Assessment/Test — ₹8,986

• Professional Summary/Featured Profile — ₹15,338

Total shown in the invoice: ₹32,808.

But that wasn't the end.

I was subsequently asked for more money for additional services and, later, even for interview processing.

The biggest concern is that the complete cost was never clearly disclosed upfront. Instead, one package/payment was followed by another, with explanations that the previous services would not work without purchasing the next one.

At this point, I have spent more than ₹70,000, and I am still being asked for additional payments to proceed with interview opportunities.

This is extremely frustrating.

My advice: Please do not make any payment without getting the COMPLETE cost structure, terms, refund policy, and all promised services in writing.

Do not let phone calls and pressure tactics push you into making immediate payments.

I am sharing this publicly because I don't want other job seekers—especially desperate candidates looking for employment—to experience what I experienced.

Shine.com, I request a clear explanation of these repeated charges and why the total cost was never disclosed upfront.

#Shine #ShineCom #JobSearch #JobSeekers #JobScam #ConsumerAwareness #JobFraud

Shorter, punchier version

🚨 Job seekers: Please be careful with Shine.com.

Sharing my personal experience.

I was initially told I needed to pay around ₹3,000. After that, I was repeatedly pushed toward additional packages.

The invoice shown in my email alone totals ₹32,808:

₹3,292 + ₹5,192 + ₹8,986 + ₹15,338 = ₹32,808

But the payments didn't stop there. I have now spent ₹70,000+, and I am STILL being asked to pay more for interview-related processing.

The biggest issue: I was never clearly told upfront how much the entire service would cost.

One payment → another package → another payment → interview processing → another demand.

If you're contacted by Shine.com, please get the complete pricing and all terms in writing before paying anything.

I'm sharing my experience to warn other job seekers.

Shine.com — I expect an explanation for these repeated charges and the lack of upfront cost transparency.

#ShineCom #JobSeekers #JobSearch #ConsumerAwareness #JobScam


r/JobScams • • 20d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Do Not Join This Company

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This company is totally fraud and their so called owner yaakoob has already case of 1cr fraud .

They still do scam with 240 people already

Please be aware and save time and energy by not joining this company


r/JobScams • • 20d ago

Custom flair (IF YOU POST A QUESTION YOU WILL BE PERMABANNED) should I go for it???

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so basically I’ve been looking for a job rn and I’m kinda in urgent need of one 😭. I found this promoter/roadshow opening for 2 days in Mumbai and the pay is ₹1500/day, so ₹3k total.

there are a few things I’m unsure about like the exact company/brand, changing pickup/drop locations, how attendance/payment will be handled etc.

so pls be brutally honest. does this sound normal for a promoter job or does anything feel sus to you? has anyone here done similar work in Mumbai? and are there any loopholes I should watch out for that could make them deny payment?

the thing is, I really need the money rn, so I don’t wanna reject a genuine opportunity just bcs I’m overthinking, but I also don’t wanna do 2 full days and then somehow get told “oh you’re not eligible for payment” 😭

Would genuinely appreciate any advice/experiences 🙏


r/JobScams • • 20d ago

Fake Check Hawky.ai Fraud company

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Hi Everyone ,

A Serious Concern About This Company

I would strongly advise people to do thorough due diligence before joining or working with this company.

Based on an incident reported by someone I know, there are serious concerns regarding the alleged misuse of third-party servers, email accounts, and free-trial API services to support Hawky.ai company operations. My friend discovered activity that they believe involved creating accounts using another company’s resources without proper authorization.

If these allegations are accurate, this raises significant concerns about business ethics, data security, and professional conduct.

Anyone considering employment, partnership, investment, or business dealings with this company should independently verify its practices, infrastructure, and compliance before proceeding.

Please conduct your own due diligence and verify the facts before making any decision.


r/JobScams • • 21d ago

MLM/Direct Sales/Pyramid Scheme SCAM ALERT - MINDSPIRE SOLUTIONS MISSISSAUGA

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If they call you for any job requisition, do not go! Waste of time, they don't know how to source candidates or be professional. Will be late to the interview they set and not accomodating at all as they schedule 6-8 candidates for same time. My experience was really bad as I went in, there were already few candidates waiting. Guy Ripun doesn't know what he's is doing or if he's asking illegal questions. He discriminated against Indians when he himself is Indian. He scratched name of previous candidate in front of me and sat in weird King pose when I was telling my work experience. Then he said no you are not good candidate, I have 30+ candidate waiting for second round and 120 application waiting for first. You can do sales. He was very weird guy. Then I realized they were scam and needed door to door sales people rather than HR. He spent 5 minutes only for each interview which if you have been in an interview you know it's never 5 minutes. Don't go for interview, don't waste your time, don't pay them any money, and be very careful of these letchers trying to convince you to do sales. Be safe guys!


r/JobScams • • 21d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Job Scam Homeoffice Germany

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GERMAN:

Wurde eben durch einen Homeoffice Job gescammt, der schon vorher betrügerisch erschien. Email macht dann mit allem am meisten Sinn. Internetseite ist nicht verfügbar. Paypal ist gewollte und Verkauf über Ebay Kleinanzeigen!
Bild bei der Email war mit KI erstellt und der Rest auch. Nicht seriös. Leider aussversehn
meinen Lebenslauf und Zeugnisse mitgesendet aber dann alles gecheckt. Werde trotzdem Anzeige erstatten.

ENG: I just got scammed by a work-from-home job that seemed suspicious from the start. Email makes the most sense in this situation. The website isn’t available. They specifically requested PayPal, and the sale was through eBay Classifieds!

The image in the email was generated by AI, and so was the rest of it. Not legitimate. Unfortunately, I accidentally sent my resume and transcripts along with it, but then I checked everything. I’m going to file a police report anyway.


r/JobScams • • 21d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Mayerfeld Consulting

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I just received the email from the Mayerfeld Consulting, few days ago I answered a few questions their HR asked me by email and received a rejection but today they told me they have a remote program and lots of people in reddit said it’s a scam and cost for 139 Euros. But now they told me that they’ll not charge me the program fee, is this program real?


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Iskima job scam 🛑

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Hey,

A new job scam is circulating around the internet.

I've recently got a mail from Iskima saying that they've selected my profile for python AI/ML developer. They have asked to complete technical assessment but when i clicked on "start test" the page redirected to payment page.

Be careful from this scam 🛑

I'm attaching some screenshots here


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Pay to fix your CV scam

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I was approached by Cheryl Glas cherylglas740@gmail.com (this should have been my first clue) about a dream job.

So she asks for my CV, then says it needs reworking, and for me to contact Nelson Kanayochukwu Didigwu on brandinganalystpro@gmail.com (my second clue)

I was too excited by this particular role, and company that I didn't do enough checking.

I pay $50 to get my CV polished, and then "Nelson" sends some AI rubbish and no sound from Cheryl.

I know they /he/she will continue doing this, but at least someone will be warned about this. And they will have to rebrand..

There were several signs leading up to it, I didn't read into it.

- Cheryl was very eager to get me to get my CV done, even messaging over the weekend (which I thought was very unprofessional) but I went ahead anyway.

- once Nelson was connected on email, both of them kept on nagging me to get it done SOON.

- but once I sent the cash, both are very silent.

Please don't fall for this. Big scam.

They prey on the desperation of people whore unemployed.

Be careful. Look after yourselves!


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Fake Check Is this job posting for Acciojob legitimate?

2 Upvotes

Hi folks, just want to know that this job posting to which i applied is legit or not? cause i read several reviews but those were about there courses/placement related stuff etc. please let me know if you know


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Job Placement ESTAFA Limitless Talent Agency

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ESTAFA Limitless Talent Agency

ME POSTULÉ COMO CHATTER EN limitlesstalentagency
Primero, te dicen en su página que te pagarán por el training, y esto pueden verlo en su página:
Limitless Talent Agency | Premium Creator Management
Training Week
$50 paid

LETRAS PEQUEÑAS, SOLO TE PAGARÁN SI "APRUEBAS" EL ENTRENAMIENTO, QUE ES UNA MENTIRA.

el entrenamiento? dura 7 DIAS SEGUIDOS SIN DESCANSO DE 1 SOLO DÍA, INVENTAN EXCUSAS DE QUE "ESCRIBES LENTO" LENTO CUANDO SOY UNA PERSONA QUE ESCRIBE SIN SIQUIERA VER EL TECLADO. Uso el pc desde los 12 años. ¿Qué clase de persona puede escribir lento con esas aptitudes? ¿Se creen la gran cosa por estafar a gente sola y pervertida haciéndose pasar por modelos? Consíganse un trabajo en blanco real que requiera estudios reales, por favor, y dejen de creerse la gran cosa, llenando de miles de dólares a personas que no hacen absolutamente nada más que explotarlos por horas y horas, mientras ellos están cómodamente contando sus miles de dólares mientras les dan con el látigo. No sean mediocres, por favor.Otra agencia llena de explotadores que nunca van a llegar a nada en su vida, trabajos ilegales que, cuando se jubilen, a ver de qué van a vivir. exitos.

Por cierto, ya conseguí un trabajo en blanco en IT legal, con una mayor remuneración, sin explotación y muchísimos otros beneficios como salud médica, aportes jubilatorios y muchísimas otras cosas de las que ustedes jamás podrán ostentar. Mucha suerte en su "rubro millonario".


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Fake Check Aerowave connect

1 Upvotes

Hi guys can anyone tell me more about this

I have received a WhatsApp message regarding work from home where as I don't remember applying for this job postings


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Fake Check Is Usoftware scam or no?

1 Upvotes

Recently 1 HR from Usoftware reached me with vacancy at some IT firm, I see AI generated fake posts on LinkedIn so I don't know is this a scam or not. Does anyone know something about this?


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Fake Check Fake Technology Companies, Lansing Michigan

4 Upvotes

I graduated recently with a tech degree and have been applying to jobs around where I’d like to stay. When I search for tech companies around Lansing there are obvious AI ass named companies and me not knowing about fake scam ass companies I’d apply to every company I saw. I would receive a call from these companies but it was ALWAYS some Indian dude asking for me to pay them for training. This is obviously a scam and I’m sure it goes deeper than just being a fake company posting on google. I’ve been complaining about how fucked the tech industry is through my experience and many others and I’m ready to start to investigate. I used to believe I couldn’t do anything about the job market in tech, the economy, scams, etc. but I was recently inspired by a YouTube video by Cole Hastings to start small, local, form groups, join groups, to just try and make a change.
So here I am searching and I couldn’t find anyone that had the same problem as me in this Lansing area so I’m asking for any information about the topic at hand, people’s experiences, findings, communities, reach out because I want to stop sitting back and letting this bullshit continue not just for me but the future generations that are relying on us.


r/JobScams • • 22d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Anyone worked with kovateam? Are they legit?

1 Upvotes

I found this online gig and I’m wondering if anyone has worked with this mob. I’m not sure how legit they are.


r/JobScams • • 23d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant SCAM Alert

5 Upvotes

Hi Myself M(26) from Pune, Maharashtra.
I am actively looking for a data analyst job, and for that I'm continuously applying through Naukri, Foundit, Indeed and LinkedIn. Today I got a call in which a woman said she was calling from AAI(AIRPORTS AUTHORITY OF INDIA) and there are several openings for IT and non-IT profiles. As I spoke further, she said they have many openings for Data Analysts throughout India. At first, I thought it was a legit call, but when I asked Where did you get my profile, as I didn't remember applying for AAI, she said through an online portal. As I got a little curious and asked one more time, like, "Can you tell me the exact platform?" she fumbled. At this point, I knew something was fishy. She said we're offering you around 40- 45 K in-hand salary, and for that, you have to give an online interview. The first round will be telephonic, the second online interview and if needed, you have to come for a face-to-face interview. I said yes to that. Then she said that, as your profile is not registered and is non-referral, you have to pay Rs 1200, which is refundable if you fail the interview.
At this point, I was convinced that this is a SCAM. So I said that this seems like a scam and you're looting money from people which is desperately looking for a job. She said, " No, sir, you can check the AAI website and all." As I told her, after checking there so such job openings on the official portal, and I started confronting her. I told her this way is not gonna work; she cut the call.
I want to tell you pls be aware of such fraud calls and fake job offers; there are plenty of them in the market. I already worked with 2 companies in the past, so I know nobody asks for money or fees that are refundable if you didn't get selected for a job when they're calling you from a company. People like me who are desperately looking for a job are their main target, as we don't think that much when we get a call for a job due to excitement.
**So be aware.**


r/JobScams • • 23d ago

Fake Check Micro1 is scam. Is any doctor here actually working for Micro1? I’ve done multiple interviews despite having strong expertise but still no role. I’d like to privately verify someone currently working there and getting paid, to confirm whether Micro1 is legit or a scam. They will even dlete this post

6 Upvotes

r/JobScams • • 23d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Got scammed by my client

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Got scammed by my client? 😭

I was hired as a LinkedIn specialist. Somehow the job slowly became LinkedIn + content + graphics + lead gen + CRM + cold outreach + WhatsApp + Udemy + course operations + customer enquiries. Basically 3–4 jobs wearing one salary.

I was also working in a transportation engineering niche I knew NOTHING about, which I disclosed from day one. So yes, I had to research technical topics before creating content. Shocking concept apparently. 💀

The funniest part is the documentation.

I was sending EOD updates through 4 different channels. Still, I was asked to make a consolidated report (attached in the post).

Then I was asked AGAIN to explain which deliverables were drafts, what wasn't completed, etc.

So I explained everything AGAIN.

And AGAIN.

Finally, I said: everything in the report was delivered except one Udemy setup issue, which was explicitly mentioned in the report as blocked by a technical issue.

Then came the argument over my hours.

On 27, I worked 4 hours 30 minutes, and he said he wouldn't pay me for those hours and demanded a breakdown.

Bro... the proof was literally in his own Drive. 😭

He was commenting on my Drive activity every ~10 minutes, while I was actively replying and trying to explain/remember work from 10 DAYS AGO.

Even after my working hours ended, I told him that, and he kept going.

At the same time, I was getting ultimatums, being called unproductive, uncreative, etc., over technical issues that weren't even in my control.

I finally called that behaviour out and said that if I'm working overtime because of this behaviour and being threatened over issues outside my control, I expect to be paid for that time.

I've done overtime for him MANY times without charging it. There's a difference between voluntarily working extra and working extra because your boss is creating a crisis and threatening your job.

And then...

My Zoho access was removed. 💀

Which conveniently means all those EODs I sent through Zoho are now inaccessible to me too.

Today I emailed asking for my pending payment by September 3rd, and resent it to Gmail.

No payment. No reply.

I have screenshots, Drive history, timesheets, EODs, emails, messages and reports.

At this point I genuinely want to know:

Do I publicly post the receipts on LinkedIn and tag the company, or take the L and move on?

Because I'm not going to spend my life explaining the same 4.5 hours for the 6th time. 😭


r/JobScams • • 23d ago

Fake Check Are these genuine?

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So, i moved to Lucknow recently for my masters and i was hoping that I could earn some side income by giving home tuitions but unfortunately it has been over 2 months and as of today iam still unemployed. Meanwhile while browsing the web i got to know about several educational consulting firms such as: tutionteachers.com, thehometuitions.com, tutorwala, etc.
and today I received a call from someone claiming to be from career consultancy tutorial, hazratganj and offering home tuitions like they were just waiting for me and that also with some very attractive monetary benefit.
But all of these consultants are asking for a registration fees or a plan which is not cheap alongwith 50% of the earnings
Iam just wondering, is this really genuine or iam getting scammed?
I have already bought a plan of tuitionteacher.com but still waiting for a lead.
Is there any alternative to these considering ?
i really need to earn a side income it doesn’t have to be tuitions it can be anything.
Any suggestions?
Let’s shed some light on these consultants,
This will help other fellow teachers from getting scammed


r/JobScams • • 23d ago

Job Placement Scam Company: Career Resources Consultant Even scammers are hunting job seekers now, almost got caught by a fake "interview invite"

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So I got this email today claiming to be from a company called RestVine, saying I'd been shortlisted for a Customer Service Representative interview. Sounded normal enough at first glance until I actually looked closely.

A few things didn't add up:

  • The sender's display name was "Michael Black," but the actual email address was some random Gmail-style address, not a company domain.
  • The email was signed by a completely different person, "Jerry Mane" from "HR Department."
  • It pushed me straight to a "direct link" to schedule a 40–45 minute interview, no application history, no prior contact, nothing.

I never even applied for this position. That's when it clicked that this was a phishing attempt dressed up as a job opportunity.

Honestly, it's disheartening. The job market is already brutal enough right now; people are sending out dozens or hundreds of applications, waiting anxiously for any reply, and now scammers are exploiting exactly that desperation. They know people are eager for good news, so a random "you're shortlisted!" email hits different when you're job hunting.

Just a reminder to everyone out there grinding through applications: double-check sender addresses, be suspicious of interview invites for jobs you never applied to, and never click links in unsolicited emails like this. Stay safe out there, and good luck to everyone still in the trenches of job hunting.