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I was approached by Accurate Staffing and a woman named Audrey Gruber, to work on product data enhancement online at work.marketdisruptprime.com. They promised pay of 120 then four other amounts throughout the month to equal $6000 plus commissions. It started off a little weird, but it was fine, and then on day 3 when I started by myself, I had 3 combination products, which required me to pay into my account in order to zero out the balance. I was OK with it the first time at a few hundred dollars, but then I got three that same day totaling over $12,000. Then I made a mistake withdrawing it, and they put my account in a risk category and required 20% of the balance, which was over $16,000. Customer service is hard to reach, and their responses were unhelpful. A couple of times, they were downright rude to me. I asked them for some confirmation. The business was legitimate, and they sent a confirmation letter signed by the CEO. However, when I reached out to the CEO on LinkedIn and by email, he said it was a scam and that he did not sign it. They cannot provide the address of the business or any business-related documentation. If you look up the business address, it's a home in Texas. I had to wire money as part of my efforts. I was given the same address for two different people and supposedly 2 different merchants but both of them lived at the same in Alexandria, Virginia (a small home), and they both had the same bank (Lead Bank) in Texas, but different bank accounts. The whole process is inconsistent, and the mentors pressure you to work through the money toward the account. They make many promises but do not maintain the same process or deliver consistently. [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: market Disrupt LLC] [Location: MD, USA - 21401]

I was approached by woman named Bella, to work on product data enhancement online at work.marketdisruptprime.com. They promised pay of 120 then four other amounts throughout the month to equal $6000 plus commissions. It started off a little weird, but it was fine, and then on day 3 when I started by myself, I had 3 combination products, which required me to pay into my account in order to zero out the balance. I was OK with it the first time at a few hundred dollars, but then I got three that same day totaling over $12,000. Then I made a mistake withdrawing it, and they put my account in a risk category and required 20% of the balance, which was over $16,000. Customer service is hard to reach, and their responses were unhelpful. A couple of times, they were downright rude to me. I asked them for some confirmation. The business was legitimate, and they sent a confirmation letter signed by the CEO. However, when I reached out to the CEO on LinkedIn and by email, he said it was a scam and that he did not sign it. They cannot provide the address of the business or any business-related documentation. If you look up the business address, it's a home in Texas. I had to wire money as part of my efforts. I was given the same address for two different people and supposedly 2 different merchants but both of them lived at the same in Alexandria, Virginia (a small home), and they both had the same bank (Lead Bank) in Texas, but different bank accounts. The whole process is inconsistent, and the mentors pressure you to work through the money toward the account. They make many promises but do not maintain the same process or deliver consistently. Due to merchandisers complaining my credit score with lowered and I had to pay $6000 before they would Up my credit score so I could take the withdrawal of $24,000. When I finally raised the money, their customer service department came back and told me tha [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Market Distrupt] [Location: TX, USA- 7