Phoenix Work Hub @nelsonbenjamin2 Fortune Services @dereckcantona1 This scammer promises to make payment for online translations Internet

These scammers act in this way:

1- They contact you on social media. They ask you for information about your identity.

2- They send you the URL of a fake website that appears to be an authentic company. It is not.

3- They do not communicate via the website's email (that email does not work). Otherwise, they tell you to communicate via Telegram.

4- They promise handsome payments for translating documents. These payments can be from 2500 to 5000 USD.

5- They send you a document to translate according to the payment and deadline that you have chosen.

6- They promise they will make payments directly into your bank account.

7- They tell you to send the finished translation via Telegram for review.

8- They approve your work and send you to the person who will pay you.

9- This person is the same person who contacted you; pretending to be someone else, asks you for more confidential information.

10- Finally they say that they have deposited your payment in a bank account, but that you must make a payment to be able to withdraw your money.

11- If you don't make the payment, they keep your job.

12- On the one hand they will steal your advance payment since they will NEVER send the money they promised. On the other hand, if you refuse to make that payment, they keep your work and have a FREE translation. They make you work for FREE.