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It’s a scam , emailed me a job offer and told me to pay £12 for an online short course which I’ll receive back once they pay me haven’t heard anything back in over 3 weeks now and no one reply’s to emails either
There is nothing legit with this company. I would run a mile from them and not get involved. They quick to send emails back. Try sending a response and it’s just returned. SCAM!!
I applied briefly was sent a proposal immediately. After getting through the nitty gritty they request I pay £12 for a training course and ill be recompensed. It is a legal requirement for employers to pay for any training courses relevant to the job. This job seems very shady and has no online presence. I can't find any reviews on anyone actually working there. Wouldn't recommend at all as it seems like a fake company.
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