“Scammers, they will contact you and tell you that you can make $1000+ bonus if you complete tasks but everyday you have to complete a “nodes” which is where you send money and they give you back the money with some commission . Everyday they increase the amount of money. Then they have you add this group with 11k people on it that are also doing this same thing as you.”

“I'm ashamed to say that for a couple of weeks, I fell for a pay-to-work scam that was apparently run by Appsflyer. It's possible that they were just random scammers impersonating Appsflyer, but no one from Appsflyer denied that it was them after three emails, which I am trying to attach, so I came to the logical conclusion. Now call me dumb for falling for a scam, but it's possible to make money for a few days. Maybe that's when you need to take what you have and run, after a few days. It works like this: We get 3 sets of 40 apps to "optimize", but our role is to simply click "start now" and then after the computer does something in the background, click "submit", for each application. Its a big red flag that they would hire someone to press buttons that a computer script could do. But in order to even be given these tasks to do, you need to give them $100 in Bitcoin. Then some tasks require additional Bitcoin. If you complete all the tasks, you get the money back and some commissions. But if you're a little short of money for the day's tasks, they just take it. And the tasks get more and more expensive until it requires more money then you have in the bank or your huge Bitcoin purchase is declined. They also tell you about some bonus for completing the work five days in a row to keep you hooked, then the tasks get a lot more expensive on that fifth day so you can't get the bonus and lose your deposit. It figures.”

“Excellent office and views.”

“I mean... It's alright. I spend most days here”

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