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Talentcrest wave offer a dead phone…
Talentcrest wave offer a dead phone number and a partial address, they appear to want to communicate only via WhatsApp and ask for your bank details. The only recruitment company I could find in that area was Talent Torch Recruitment which can be checked on the company register and is run by Mr Dominic James Forbes Watson, his profile is on LinkedIn as Dom Watson
September 27, 2024
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Confirming the other reviews. Not a reliable business.
September 25, 2024
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Scam - no full contact details on website, they are asking for your full details including bank but refusing to confirm company address etc. They are contacting you only by WhatsApp. Be careful!
September 20, 2024
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