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Directive Consulting

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  • Tony H

    Date: 02/08/2025

    This business recruits people randomly to make them believe you are being hired to do a real job but all they do is get you involved to pretend you are helping to review clients products and you make a profit for doing so. After the so called training you have to complete 2 sets of tasks that require you to review ***************************************************************************** order to complete the remaining tasks you have to recharge your account by adding your own money. After you complete both sets of tasks you are suppose to be able to withdraw your money back to your account. In my case I received several combination orders which at first was small and I only had to use $150 of my own money. The next combination order I had to use $470 of my own money, the next set of combination orders I had to use $1300 of my own money and the last set of combination orders I have to come up with $3900 of my own money to complete the tasks which is suppose to allow me to then withdraw all my money out. The problem is the combination orders put you in such a big negative balance that if you don't have the money to complete the order you have to ask for extensions until you have the money to complete the tasks. If you don't complete the tasks in a certain amount of days they penalize you twice of what the task you have to deposit. I currently have almost $2000 of my own money tied up in tasks that I can't complete because I need $3900 to complete the last order. I searched the internet and found many people were being scammed the same way as me. I did this business because I am unemployed and needed to make some money.

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