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I was approached by Molly from HireSolutions (304-800-3677) if I was interested in part time work. When I responded yes, a woman, J approached me via Whatsapp (on Oct 25st, 2025) , to work for PacVue as a marketing person. She was my mentor and I was the trainee. The job involves submitting product “orders” via their platform ( https://work.ppcpacvue.com/start). There is a 1% commission (1% of the value of the product) paid to the member for each order submitted and bonuses for completing work on time. Each member completes two order sets a day. In an order set, whenever a product’s value exceeds the member’s current balance, the member is supposed to In deposit the extra amount. For example, if Calvin Klein jeans are $300 and the balance is only $220, the member has to deposit $80. At the end of the day, the member can withdraw his balance minus the minimum balance to be maintained. There are merged orders where two products are bundled together. The “commission” is higher for these type of products. On the fifth day of my “employment,” (Oct 31st), I started getting merged orders, which cost significantly more. I also started getting bonuses which boosted my balance and because my balance was higher, I started getting higher end products and more commissions. On Friday Oct 31st, my balance was $24,000. They asked me to withdraw funds in a particular order ($199, $199, $1999 and rest of the balance). Unfortunately I was distracted and didn’t follow this protocol. They had warned me that there would be a penalty of 35% if I failed to follow their protocol. I assumed that they would deduct the funds from my balance. But they asked me to deposit an extra $8K. My mentor deposited $2K and I deposited $6K (my total deposits at this point was $10K). This took some time. After I deposited $8K, my balance was $33K. When I tried to withdraw the amt, they said that my “con [BBB Scam Type: Other] [Business: Hire Solutions] [Location: GA, USA - 30040]

I was approached by Jennifer from HireSolutions (304-800-3677) if I was interested in part time work. When I responded yes, a woman, J approached me via Whatsapp (on Oct 24. 2025) , to work for PacVue as a marketing person. She was my mentor and I was the trainee. The job involves submitting product “orders” via their platform ( https://work.ppcpacvue.com/start). There is a 1% commission (1% of the value of the product) paid to the member for each order submitted and bonuses for completing work on time. Each member completes two order sets a day. In an order set, whenever a product’s value exceeds the member’s current balance, the member is supposed to In deposit the extra amount. For example, if Calvin Klein jeans are $300 and the balance is only $220, the member has to deposit $80. At the end of the day, the member can withdraw his balance minus the minimum balance to be maintained. There are merged orders where two products are bundled together. The “commission” is higher for these type of products. On the fifth day of my “employment,” (Oct 31st), I started getting merged orders, which cost significantly more. I also started getting bonuses which boosted my balance and because my balance was higher, I started getting higher end products and more commissions. My balance was $36,000. They asked me to withdraw funds in a particular order ($199, $199, $1999 and rest of the balance). Unfortunately I was distracted and didn’t follow this protocol. They had warned me that there would be a penalty of 35% if I failed to follow their protocol. I assumed that they would deduct the funds from my balance. But they asked me to deposit an extra $10k. My mentor deposited $3k and I deposited $7k (my total deposits at this point was $10K). This took some time. After I deposited $7k my balance was $33K. When I tried to withdraw the amt, they said that my “confidence level” had dropped to 93% and I have t [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Pacvue] [Location: OH, USA - 45729]