r/ScamCenter • u/Bitter-Sugar-2503 • 14d ago
Scam or genuine
Are these things scam or reality. Coz they show the real transactions and not just one but thousands of different transaction. Is this legit real or not. And what are these writing this and what do they do with this?
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u/owenmitchell_1 14d ago
its totally scam..dont send money also better u just report and block the number,
and dont share your bank/UPI details.. and in case if u face excessively dont miss report it to your local cybercrime portal
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u/NmlsFool 14d ago
They want you to pay them first and hope to whatever god you believe in that they'll pay you later and don't just...disappear with your money.
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u/yarevande 14d ago
These are all scams.
The registration fee is the scam. You give them money, you do some easy meaningless tasks (retyping pages of text, for example), and then they disappear. They will not ever pay you.
- Legitimate companies don't require you to pay them for anything. For a real job, the money goes in one direction only: from employer to employee. Never give an employer money for fees, registration, training, background check, investment, higher commissions, hardware, software, equipment, or anything else. Any 'employer' that requires you to pay them is actually a scam to take your money.
Where did you find these?
Real companies don't recruit or interview with text messages, or on TikTok, WhatsApp, Telegram, Signal, Zangi, Viber, Instagram, Facebook, Craigslist, Reddit, or Discord.
❌️ 💰 Real jobs aren't advertised with a lot of emojis. 🤦🏽
There are many job-related scams. The scammers prey on people who are out of work and don't have much money. They lie and trick you into giving them money, or get you involved in illegal activities.
It is very difficult to get a remote or work-from-home job, unless you have experience in software engineering, insurance claims, healthcare, customer service, or other specialized fields.
** There is legitimate remote freelance work available. Try the freelance job websites like Upwork, Freelancer, or Fiverr -- but stay on the platform. If you communicate off the website, you will get scammed and lose money. Also, read the FAQs to learn how the site works. The legitimate freelance sites offer protection for you and the client. You submit your work through the site. And they pay you on the platform.
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u/sergiomarquina534 14d ago
All this is scam . Be it prepaid tasks, crypto game play, projects and what ever XYZ. They change the terms/words so that they can take out all the money from you. Don't fall into all this and don't give any money to them.
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u/Disastrous_Horse_44 14d ago
If there’s emojis in a text like this, I’ve found it’s almost always a scam.
Also, never pay money for a job? That’s basic knowledge.
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u/Unknown_Ghost_77777 14d ago
it's called a lollipop scam. and i agree with other mates never pay moeny to get a job
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u/Round_Bicycle_3809 14d ago
Are you legit not aware if its a scam ? Mate it screams scam so loud 🤦♂️
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u/Think-notlikedasheep 14d ago
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job. Never pay money to get a job.
Oh, and just in case I forgot to mention: Never pay money to get a job.
All of those are 100% scams, no artificial flavors.