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I got an email from Tabias Madsen at [email protected] , stating that they received my resume and if I was still interested in job opportunities. I said yes. Then I was emailed by John Hicks who sent: “Thank you for confirming your willingness to proceed. Please find the registration link to our platform below: https://panel.seven-talent.com/register/h/w0vnl8xq If you have any questions during the registration process, feel free to reach out. Best regards, John Hicks Seven Talent” The registration form asks for your name, email, phone, and password. Like you’re creating a profile account. Then it takes you to a scheduler that allows you to schedule a call with John Hicks. Which all seemed okay but I was slightly hesitate. The job offer with John Hicks is a part time analyst in cryptocurrency and you don’t need any experience because he claims that the hiring manager will help. I have an analyst background but nothing in crypto. After that he sends an offer letter that requests signature. Which unfortunately I signed. From there he sends an identity confirmation link where you must upload your drivers license, a picture of you holding your driver license, and proof of residency. Again, I did all of this unfortunately. After this I realized I may have made a big mistake. The only reason I trusted it was because I need a job and there was no request for money. But there was still something weird - the biggest thing was the job description and job offer were vague, so I did more research on the company. In the beginning, I had done some research but was getting fooled by 24-Talent, which is a legitimate business, however when I really dug I found a report about this fake company and I realized that they were leveraging another company with a similar name [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Seven Talent] [Location: GA, USA- 30106]