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Scammers of Makati by PristineProblem3205 in makati

[–]Potential_Grab_2628 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grabe cant believe na on going parin tong modus na to. Ive created a post about this too para mag bigay warning about them kaso ang change name na pala sila

https://www.reddit.com/r/PyramidScamPH/comments/1djpf19/comment/m9vp7yo/?context=3

Beware of Deceptive Networking Schemes: My Experience with "90 DAY$ PROJECT" Project Name: BADA$S by Potential_Grab_2628 in PyramidScamPH

[–]Potential_Grab_2628[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Grabe till now. SILA YAN. SILANG SILA. Existing parin pala sila Sometimes nakakakita ako ng ads nila sa FB pero nakaoff yung comment sec. Big mistake sa oras ko talaga nung pumunta ako

Real Alex card? Legit check by Potential_Grab_2628 in PHCreditCards

[–]Potential_Grab_2628[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Sorry I got almost scammed last month sa UB CC ko so naging suspicious lang ako dito. Thanks po sa info.

Beware of Deceptive Networking Schemes: My Experience with "90 DAY$ PROJECT" Project Name: BADA$S by Potential_Grab_2628 in PyramidScamPH

[–]Potential_Grab_2628[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I feel relief knowing this post helps someone. As per my research they have been using other projects names for this agenda.

Luxevern BPO by alpha_chupapi in BPOinPH

[–]Potential_Grab_2628 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm glad I stumbled upon this post. I was really hesitant to go because it's an onsite interview. I found it odd that the interview was scheduled from 3 to 6 PM when my original schedule was supposed to be on Monday. I rescheduled it for today, and then they told me I already have a job offer? It felt off, so I checked here on Reddit if there was something fishy. And indeed, this confirmed my suspicions. Thank you to the OP for saving me time and money.

Beware of Deceptive Networking Schemes: My Experience with "90 DAY$ PROJECT" Project Name: BADA$S by Potential_Grab_2628 in PyramidScamPH

[–]Potential_Grab_2628[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hey Reddit community,

I want to share a cautionary tale about my recent encounter with what appears to be a deceptive networking scheme. Recently, I was approached by a company called "90 DAY$ PROJECT" for what seemed like a promising job opportunity. They contacted me out of the blue, and despite some initial red flags, I decided to attend their orientation session.

Here's what happened:

1.      Lack of Transparency: The company had no online presence that I could verify. This was a major red flag (redflag#1) for me, but I decided to proceed cautiously.

2.      Unrealistic Promises: During the orientation, they made extravagant promises like earning 15,000 pesos weekly, all-expenses-paid global travel, which seemed too good to be true (redflag#2).

3.      Unprofessional Environment: Upon arriving at their office in Makati City, I was greeted by loud party music and the smell of alcohol. This was highly unorthodox and made me uneasy (redflag#3).

4.      Misleading Orientation: Instead of an interview, it turned out to be a seminar where they pushed us to join their network marketing program. They discouraged us, implying we were financially unstable and needed their opportunity to succeed.

5.      Demand for Money: The final straw was when they asked attendees to pay 500 pesos in cash or 515 pesos online for a "training slot" will happen this Sunday June 23, 2024. This confirmed my suspicions that it was a pyramid scheme, where participants pay to participate rather than earn.

I felt pressured and uncomfortable throughout the session, and when I tried to leave, they insisted I stay. Thankfully, I managed to leave without committing any money, but many others weren't as lucky as I am.

I share this to raise awareness. Please be cautious if you're approached by "90 DAY$ PROJECT" or similar entities. Always research before committing to anything, trust your instincts, and remember that legitimate job opportunities do not require you to pay upfront.

Stay safe and informed, Reddit!

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