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I was recruited via phone text by an agent of Nexxen (646-302-5146) named Annie Corbin (425-568-7287). I was engaged to perform real person Merchant product evaluations on the Internet to boost product awareness and boost sales directly due to these reviews. This arrangement took a suspicious turn when I was told to evalute with 5 stars products I had never seen. It got worse because I had to compensate THEM for negative invoicing because they had not invoiced the merchant as of yet and I was expected to cover that - in other words, I was to personally pay the Nexxen cost of doing business. Then, once the merchant paid Nexxen, the negative funds I paid for Nexxen's cost of doing business were reimbursed and I would have that refunded and get paid a few hundred dollars of payroll. Suddenly today, due to one of their contrived product review bundles, I was hit with a negative balance of - $1537 to get my pay of $1616. After a few days of this bait and switch process with Nexxen, it was my first decent payment - $500 I deposited today and $1,100 in pay for today. Conveniently, they are keeping all of my money and refuse to pay my deposit or paycheck, since they froze my account due to this imaginary shortfall. Looks like a scam to me. Customer service can't be reached since the live phone call constantly goes to voicemail and WhatsApp shows the numbers don't exist (347-586-8248, 646-331-2954, 213-767-7128). I believe this should also be shown on Yelp for Business, Google Business Reviews, the Department of Justice, the FBI, Bureau of Consumer Protection, the FTC, US Attorney General, FCC (fraud by electronic communication), Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Rip Off Report (Seen in 132 countries). Since such a consumer protection case takes only 100 Plaintiffs, the rest of you thousands who may have been similarly ripped off can contact me and the thousands who are owed money can get together. Millions they will pay in damages. What do you think?