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Beware of "www.jobismust.com" - It is a Fake Work-From-Home Job Website

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Beware of "www.jobismust.com" - It is a Fake Work-From-Home Job Website

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The website "www.jobismust.com," which claims that members can earn 10$ for every 30 second task, is another scam created by scammers to trick people into working for free. Do not register with fake websites like "jobismust.com," because you will never get paid, and will only make the scammers behind the fake website richer.

The website www.jobismust.com is similar to mypaydesk.com, www.monthlyyouth.com, www.ourjob.online and lot of other fake online job websites. All the scammers did was to change the name of the website.

The Fake Website - "www.jobismust.com"

www.jobismust.com

Small task takes just 30 seconds to complete and earn 10$ per task.

Not only it enables me to earn money, but also a great part time source for me to earn ten time greater than my ordinary job, i am working hard and referring my all friends from social sites face book, twitter, Google Plus. It make my work more easier and efficient. Now i am making blog posts and spreading the jobismust.com work all over the internet to make my income more and more higher! it touches the Sky!

Joshia Frauhmin is the head of deployment at breadcrumb by Session electronics Philippines.

The cyber-criminals behind the scam will continue to use the same websites under different website names. So, if you stumble upon websites looking like www.jobismust.com, please do not register or take part in any activity on them.

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  • November 29, 2017 at 3:45 PM by an anonymous user from Norman, Oklahoma, United States

    Yes, a friend of mine told me to sign up to help her out. So I did and so far I have over $1400 in this thing. They say I can be paid once I request. I did request several times and they still show that I did not request even though I have sent several emails requesting to be paid. It is a shame these kinds of sites are up and nothing is done to shut them down. They give false hope...false, false, false hope.

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Beware of "www.jobismust.com" - It is a Fake Work-From-Home Job Website