Don't trust this company
Don't trust this company, they do fake job interviews just to get access to your computer
5 November 2026
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!!!Scammers!!!
!!!Scammers!!!
Don't trust this company; it claims to be a Clearsource translation. They will contact you, conduct a fake interview with you, send you video instructions, and, in the end, an IT specialist will contact you and ask for AnyDesk access.
When I asked them what they wanted access to, they replied, "We need to check your internet connection and your device's capabilities." I told them that I can connect via TeamViewer and do whatever is required. They tried to play me and said that TeamViewer and AnyDesk are the same...
13 February 2026
Unprompted review
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