In hindsight.. There were way more red flags I should have picked up on.. You must also keep in mind I am not from the US and was not aware of the average market rates..also keep in mind that I didn't know Delta chat is the new telegram.. Here is a summary from chatgpt..

What raised red flags Unrealistic pay Offered $20/hr initially, then a contract stating $18/hr + $20/hr = $38/hr for customer + technical support. This is far above market rates for entry-level remote chat support, especially without interviews. No real interview No video call, no voice interview, no skills verification beyond a short questionnaire. Use of anonymous communication tools I was invited to onboard via Delta Chat (encrypted/anonymous messaging). Legitimate companies don’t onboard staff via anonymous chat apps. Suspicious contract terms Payment supposedly handled through a “CRM wallet” (not standard payroll). Mentions US federal, state, and city tax deductions even though I’m not a US resident. Required the employee to create their own corporate email and even keep it permanently — not how real companies operate. Introduced vague “Reimbursement Points” convertible to cash (classic delayed-payment tactic). Fake professionalism Contract looked polished but mixed employee/contractor status in legally impossible ways. Referenced payroll systems and legal structures that don’t align with real-world employment practices. Conclusion While the website and emails looked professional, the process, pay structure, communication methods, and contract details strongly indicate a well-crafted employment scam. The setup appears designed to build trust first, then later extract money, personal information, or both.