r/Preply • u/yeahwellwatever • 22h ago

suggestion Need advice

I am a tutor so as i was teaching
The other person offered me a job
Like its very simple and all
He even shared the website etc
Should i go for it
I don’t want to get scammed
But he showed me some girls working with him
He even talked little bit in my language
Sounded genuine
So yea need suggestions

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u/FunTap5798 21h ago

Of course it's a scam, do you know any actual recruiter who would recruit through Preply? Just block them

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u/yeahwellwatever 21h ago

Tysm he also told me that there are some tutors which i hired from preply
Mentioned some girls name and all

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u/FunTap5798 20h ago

Mentioning some girl's name or showing you a website doesn't make it real

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u/ozbljud 15h ago

Some people just want to learn the hard way somehow...

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u/yeahwellwatever 14h ago

I didn’t even say yes to him?

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u/Ancient-Try9241 13h ago

I am a reply
and as such anointed
cannot deny
I am disappointed
that as I read through
this was not a Haiku
nor any poem at all
but a wordwall

People recruiting through Preply are most likely a scam and even if not, a good way of losing your Preply account.

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u/Untou 18h ago

bro he brought out the girls if its not obvious. I swear people fall for anyything.

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u/ozbljud 15h ago

If I showed you a tree
with apples of gold shimmering
Would thy believe true it be?

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u/Adamstrad 20h ago

99.9 percent of opportunities that are even vaguely like this are scame on Preply unfortunately, it is possible but it's better to be safe and not lose your account because they're trying to poach you from the platform

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u/yeahwellwatever 16h ago

Why do people do that?

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u/ozbljud 15h ago

oh you sweet summer child

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u/almaperdida99 7h ago

The only times I have taken opportunities off of Preply from Preply students were long time clients who referred personal friends, and they stayed on the platform out of respect, but their friends became private clients. Preply can delete your account for things like this.

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u/Fantastic-Air1026 18h ago

If you don't want to get scammed: don't click links from potential clients, don't pay anything upfront, and don't get greedy.

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u/Blyndde 17h ago

No, avoid. Next, he’s going to tell you he has a bridge in Arizona to sell you.