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I received from LinkedIn notifying me about a job to make extra cash. I said I was interested and was messaged through a “mentor” through whats app to guide me through the tutorial and set up of how the “job” works. You initiate by clicking through to report app data and receive a percentage from each click. Some of these come up as “merges” where they require a payment to the account but you are guaranteed to make a higher profit. At the end of your tasks you are able to withdraw all your payments and profits from the day. This worked three days in a row so I assumed it was legit. On the last day I attempted the “merges” were over $1000 asking to input. The catch is you have to complete all the tasks in order to withdraw your funds. So if you don't pay the full merge amount you cannot withdraw your deposits or profits made. It was them that I realized I got myself into a bad situation.
$3000
TX, USA- 78251
Unknown Location
Unknown Email
Unknown Phone Number
Unknown URL
Employment
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Cosmotech
July 4, 2025
1009742
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