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Applied for the freelance 8-20 hours role, very promising offer. Had to complete the application within 48 hours, and got accepted. It's been 6 weeks since I got accepted. I asked when I can expect work, and they asked me to be patient. It feels like a complete waste of time.
it seems to be a SCAM. I applied for a job, completed the interview, and was told that I had been approved. Then I completed the identity verification with their third-party provider, which even sent me an email confirming that everything was in order. However, on the platform I still appear as “pending.”
I’ve sent them two emails asking them to review it, and even though they claim to respond within 24 to 48 hours, it’s been more than 10 days and I’ve been completely ghosted.
I wouldn’t recommend wasting your time with this company. They could also be using your data for other purposes, which honestly wouldn’t surprise me.
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