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Urgent: Fraud Business Practices Webtmize/Indeed/LinkedIn To whom this may concern, I am officially reporting a request for the removal of Webtmize. I was contacted by a representative of this falsified company through various third party websites such as Indeed and LinkedIN. I would also like to report those Job sites as well for allowing this privacy data hacking method. Through discourse through my mobile number, illegally found through Indeed, I noticed Kelly was able to reach out to Anna in regards to this unfortunate and unsafe opportunity. Anna, the recruiter of Webtmize, stated “The company I work for is called Webtmize. It was founded in 2015 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada. Its main responsibility is to help major companies around the world expose their products and gain more traffic. Simply put, this job relies on us to improve the ranking of certain product by providing real data, so that more people can see, pay attention to, and buy it, thereby increasing overall sales. Do you have worked online before?” Although I was able to notice the discrepancies in the incorrect wording of the text messages, I therefore asked important questions along the way. I was promised a start up salary of $100-$150. That was not promised, however, it was all a part of the fallacy of the long sequence of events that followed my first salary period of the five consecutive work days. I am officially requesting to sue for $100,000 from Webtimize for the five consecutive days I worked without pay as promised as well as for the fees applied to my account with this company. The fees were noted as Lucky Orders, where the members of Webtmize would be charged twice the amount known as “Lucky Orders”. This penalty is known as double ticketing. Through the different workbench sections we were given a list of different items to go through and once the item was accounted for twice this was truly an incurred fee of twice the funds marketed as a business opportunity for the whole pyramid scheme. Once the fee from the double ticketing was paid, then the users were able to continue the pyramid scheme of multilevel marketing that used specific means to obtain money. In my training session alone, I was only given a start up credit of $50, instead of the promised $150 for the start up credit which was falsified as a start up salary that could be utilized separate from the money grabbing system. I was not certain of this new optimization marketed company so I was not fully aware of the tools of scams that were being utilized under my name and information. This is why, I, Ebony Springs, would like to sue for additional $500 for the amount of discrepancies and lies specifically targeted to me and others internationally who participate in this nonsense. I would also like to include the bait and switch technique because I am not certain if the listed products were truly the listed products, so I would not like to falsely advertise the selling price incorrectly from wherever these products were listed. I was not even informed of which third party applications and software that the items would be displayed on for future customers. I am not even sure if the products were truly available and I do not trust that these items were not swapped out for more expensive products since I am not in charge of the number of stocks in the inventory. However, I do know that through each level reached on Webtmize the amount per item would increase and the level or VIP level would increase. Thus making a multilevel marketing scheme. Furthermore, drip pricing was used on my 5th day of my supposed salary which was promised at $999 USD for every five consecutive days worked. I was given a salary of $999 USD but it was deposited onto the platform. However, since this was added to the balance amount, it was not separated from the salary that was deposited. I was told that since the balance is listed as $999 USD as well as the balance of the orders which was $600 I had a total balance of over $3000 in just five days. However, since this balance jumped from $500 which was considered level or VIP 4, to over $3000, I received much higher probate from a much higher level of level or VIP 7. This is not a fair business practice and it is simply meant to charge a higher fee before the salary is truly paid. For example, I received two lucky orders or fees before my first five days. This is how I was set up and paid out of pocket before the first pay was even permitted. I reached level 4 way too quickly to even be able to make a true profit. This was extremely deceitful as well as defamatory since I was invited to a group chat where other members were able to communicate intended for helping which was really intimidating and aggressive in nature. I am being charged a fee of $1,370.79 which is marketed as the fee that I need to continue with the multilevel marketing scheme to even continue to get my “profits”. However, I am not certain, nor do I trust that I will not receive another accrued fee as I was told to be randomly selected. I was able to receive a credit on my account from the initial start up so I am certain someone has the manual ability to truly pay the lucky order or fee that permits me to truly continue therefore this is simply a money grab machine that will be certain to fail. It is simply a wheel of fortune, that is gambling and should be illegal due to the amount of financial devastation someone may incur after being advertised as lucky!My recruiter “Anna” once told me that the highest lucky order was about $2000 and she was able to ask friends to borrow money. She told me that she was in fact thankful for her lucky orders because more money and more opportunities would be applied once the balance was replenished or really after the random fee applied would be paid out of pocket. I would also like to sue Indeed and LinkedIn for the advertisement of false job opportunities which are truly scams. I cannot have my bank account at risk due to false job opportunities presenting themselves and reaching out to me. Furthermore, I also went to other false jobs from Indeed where I went to physical locations and were greeted with MLM agendas that not only put my safety at risk, but wear and tear against my vehicle and a long list of other misfortunes. Therefore, I am suing Indeed for another $100,000. This has been going on for over a year and it needs to be stopped. More safety measures need to be applied on these websites so no one is hurt mentally, physically or psychologically. Furthermore, this has been extremely hard on my mental health because I have been applying for jobs on these two sites for years and I have been suffering financially as well as mentally because I am diagnosed with bipolar disorder. Although, I receive much discrimination, I am extremely smart and my mental health does not correlate with me being able to not discern when my money is being compromised. I will also be reporting to any local authorities in my local communities as well for the lack of consideration as I have been applying for jobs for the year of 2025 alone and it has been too stressful on my mental health as I am a hardworking college student simply trying to feed my family. I would not wish this type of harassment, discrimination and financial destitution on anyone and I would like to prevent this from happening to anyone in the near future. With the lack of protection from Indeed and Indeed I would like to sue for the summary of $1,000,000 each. This is for the years of stress and manipulation of these jobs listed. I do not know if I am being doxed, but someone needs to account for the amount of time and money I have lost as well as my mental health decline which would include my medical bills that have been affected by a lack of financial support. Again, I will contact whoever it may concern in regards to the condescending treatment I have been receiving from the job sites and I would hate for HIPPA to be involved due to the prying of my disability status to conclude my chances of being hired based on demographics as well as race of whatever is keeping me from finding a basic and real job whether online or in person within reasonable distance. This has been extremely difficult and I would like to get to the bottom of this matter as soon as possible.
$3539.29
NC, USA- 27616
Montreal, QC- H2V 4J3
Unknown Email
1(514) 665-7537
www.webtmize.com
Employment
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Webtmize
August 3, 2025
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