MyFlexJob

I also signed up for this site and followed their "certification process", which was nothing more than purchasing a year's worth of Bulldog computer security. After the purchase, I went to the job page and found nothing more than survey sites and places to purchase crap online. This has nothing to do with data entry, or processing free trials for companies like Netflix. Good news is that I called Bulldog and requested a refund, so once I receive that I will not have wasted $25.52 on this scam.

So glad that I didn't follow through in this. They have a very convincing setup with a purposely casual/homemade intro video with that "stay-at-home" mom, and I was almost convinced until the third video where the nature of this "easy data entry" stuff suddenly became signing potential customers up for free trials which contradicted the "no sales" bull$#*!. But what really got me was that lead to a link for their supposed "backup " software which was in fact a by-yearly subscription to a an anti-virus application with no mention whatsoever of being used to backup the particular files that you were supposedly working on- none of which made any sense because you'd think if that was so necessary, why wouldn't uploading your final info to the company be part of standard procedure?! Also, wouldn't this info already be in their data base seeing as they were giving the jobs out to you? The Better Business Bureau gives them an "F" rating btw. Should start a class action lawsuit against them.

I just purchased the security system they said was needed to continue, downloaded the system, went to job postings, and to my surprise they wanted me to purchase items off line that I was suppose to be doing data entry for, (as in my new job). I was totally disappointed and I guess anyone can stand in front of a building and pretend this is the headquarters. If the purpose of this website is to sell another company's security systems, then use their site and don't scam people. Yes, I was scammed also, but HELL will feel worst for this group of jackasses, and Hell is not a scam. Believe me when I say "you can bank on that."

How is this site even up? Absolutely a scam. I usually check things out. But they did a dang good job of making it seem legitimate. I too thought it was a data entry company. You can do all of the same things through inboxdollars.com for FREE. Unfortunately, the only people reading these reviews have most likely already spent their money and fell for it just like us saps... I hope I get my money back.

Total scam, violates several laws. Claims no money up front, then says you have to buy a product no one needs in order to qualify. Tells you it's a data entry, email address verification job, but it's nothing more than filling out offers, with *your* credit card, to get points that you can supposedly cash out when you get enough, that being 50,000. Clearly fraud in several ways, whoever runs it should be in prison for consumer fraud.

I was wondering why i couldn't get pass the application. It kept telling me ONLY ONE ACCOUNT PER HOUSEHOLD, but i never signed up with them. So when i used the forgot my password section, it told me my email was not in there records? So i put a ticket on with support and they told me just to use a diffrent email, so i set up a new email just for this and the same thing happen again! Thats when i said something is not right so i googled the reviews and found this site. I'm glad i didn't get as far as most as most of you guy's did. Sorry. WOW.

Thanks to the review submitted on this website I completely steered clear of this one. My red flag initially went up when the site asked me to enter my personal information (including mailing address) without so much as an introduction to someone who'll contact me and setup an interview. I was in the process of requesting a P. O. Box; however, I came across this website, noticed the rating and read the review. Thanks sitejabber!

I fell for this and I'm so mad. I signed up, downloaded the software they required (mypcbackup.com) and upgraded as they required for $25 with the promise I would be "automatically reimbursed." Now I'm stuck, no money, can't login, not contact information for them. I called a company with a similar name, hoping it was the same (flexjobs.com) and they told me that they get regular calls from people who have been scammed by myflexjob and that they have zero association with them, and in fact are pretty angry that myflexjob has used their name to cause confusion for people.

I hope this helps prevent someone else from being scammed by stupid MyFlexJob.