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Scam. They pay you a small amount ~£20 for completing ‘training’ then ask you to deposit £50 to start working. Communication is all done via Telegraph and the site you’re directed to create an account and complete the work through has only been active for a few weeks. The ‘agent’ told me they had to setup a new site because the old one had been used by scammers (obviously them).
Definitely a scam. Contacted me via WhatsApp saying they were wanting people to work remotely for an American furniture company. The person who contacted me would not agree to a phone conversation. said she was busy training other people. I did get a log in to register and when got in to the site and read terms and conditions it mentioned payment in crypto. Big red flag.
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