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Scammer's website www.talentworksla.com
Scammer's address Atlanta, GA, USA
Country United States
Victim Location WA 98112, USA
Total money lost $15,982
Type of a scam Employment
I asked for the website: She sent me: https://www.talentworksla.com. A text came from Rachel: "Ok, the person in charge will share the job and salary details with you via WhatsApp today or tomorrow. ( completed the interview and successfully apply, will get the entry reward )"
This was a proposed work remotely from home job to do online 'optimization', reviews of client merchandise. I got a WhatsApp message from a "trainer" named 'Jennifer' who was friendly, and who added me to a group WhatsApp. There were 78 people on this group who were all very encouraging to "make money remotely". No one would answer the phone when I would call, after I began to question the narrative.
They used the Brave PR name, and all contact was through Whats-app. The websites used were braveque.com and bravewaz.com. This is different from legit site https://bravepublicrelations.com, which I found out later has a warning about this sort of "employment offer". There is a $100 buy in using crypto and that allows you to "purchase" items on their platform to "review". Supposedly the merchant will pay you a reward for buying and reviewing their merchandise, they then refund you the amount of your purchase plus a commission. In order to withdraw funds from competed orders you had to invest in your profile wallet.
After the first day I was able t withdraw my original $100. After that, each time I completed the tasks and almost ready to withdraw, I received a so called "lucky order" which is a double order and a rather substantial bonus for more completing tasks, which required either another infusion of cash into the personal wallet or an upgrade in status which also cost some more money.
They had so called VIP1, VIP2, VIP3, and VIP4 levels with higher buy-in and higher "rewards". After the first few times of a successful withdrawal the stakes became higher, and I couldn't withdraw any of the funds until I made a higher cash investment. They encourage with statements like this: "Yes, you are lucky, others who are lucky, they all completed their work and successfully earned their first pot of gold. Today, they have become mentors on the platform, formed their own teams, and have a stable and generous income. Their success is inseparable from hard work, but also due to their good luck - they encountered super lucky orders and received additional high bonuses."
On my third day, after investing 16K on day 1 and 2 with a reward of 22K supposedly coming my way, they upped the ante to ask for another 38K, telling me I could borrow it and not to pass on this amazing opportunity. That's when I exited.
This is posted on the Brave PR Website (I discovered too late): Legitimate job postings from BRAVE Public Relations will only be advertised through our official website at bravepublicrelations.com and recognized social channels. No job candidates or employees will ever receive communication from BRAVE PR via WhatsApp.
BRAVE Public Relations does not handle online product reviews. We do not hire remote workers to perform online work, nor do we manage any backend websites. If you are contacted by someone claiming to be hiring on behalf of BRAVE PR for this or any type of fully remote work, it is not a legitimate job opportunity. Please report this to the Internet Crime Complaint Center.
We will NEVER require any payments from our employees in order to receive compensation, nor will we request personal information such as social security numbers, bank details or financial information as part of the application process.
We do not charge any application fees or ask for any payments throughout the recruitment process.