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I was approached last year to do online order boosting to get merchants more exposure to sell their merchandise on different platforms. There’s a set amount you get paid for working each day, have to do a set of tasks in order to receive funds for your time. Each set of orders you do comes with commission base to that. As your boosting items, making more money, high ticket orders come your way. So let’s say you have $3k in your working account, an order comes over for $4k with potential to make $1.5k commission, you have to add that extra $1k to make up th difference to fulfill the order. I stopped doing it and ignored them for long time. Then recently they reached out to me about settling an outstanding order with merchant that was $4k because I didn’t have money to put out and I wasn’t covering that cost. So long story short, I paid $300 to clear the balance with the merchant, extra fees because some supposedly tax, they tried sending me th funds into crypto account I have and never received not one bit of funds this time around. In the beginning yes I received funds from them from what I made that day. Now not one penny has come to me. This is not to be confused with Rebag that is out of New York. They are legit and I reached out to them via email. I should’ve did that a year ago.
$3000
NJ, USA- 08087
NJ
Unknown Email
1(408) 549-5783
https://m.rebagplus.store/
Employment
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Rebagplus
December 1, 2025
1118228
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