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Jobs Across the World – Finding a Job across the world really that simple?

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Name: Jobs Across the World
Website:  www.jobsaworld.com
Founder: Unknown

Bare Naked Scam rating: 4 Thumbs Down

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Nowadays, huge and popular companies get the services of job placement agencies to screen and interview the most suitable applicant for them.

There are so many recruitment agencies that go around searching for the finest candidate, or sometimes their next “victim”.

I will be doing a thorough review about a job placement platform called Jobs Across the World.

You might have come across this agency in different social media sites. But how sure are you that this is legit or a scam?

Don’t worry because I will tell you everything you need to know so that you can make the right decision whether you must sign up for this company or not.

What is Jobs Across the World?


Jobs Across the World is a platform where employers can view your resume and see if you have the skills and qualifications they are looking for.

According to their website, they will match your CV to available job openings in different parts of the world.

This will make it easier for applicants who would like to work overseas because no matter where they are, Jobs Across the World will help them land their dream job in their dream country.

But this sounds too good to be true, and for me, this is a real red flag.

Keep in mind that scammers usually entice their prey with different offers that they could not resist.

Upon checking their website, there was really nothing that I found. All you can see in their website interface was a brief introduction about what their company does.

It says there that they are a modern online platform where they help people find jobs abroad and that employers can view their profile.

They also take pride in sending e-mails about the latest job openings once you sign up on their website. You can check out their website through this link.

In my opinion, there is nothing special about their services. There are other reputable sites (like Linkedin) wherein you can make your own profile for free, browse for jobs and wait for an employer to call you. So why not just use these popular websites?

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Something Fishy… Hopefully Jobs Across the World can clear this up…


Red Flag 1: Automated Answering Machines…

I also tried looking for the people behind this company on their website, but there was nothing that I found except for their contact number and their address.

Their address is in the United Kingdom. I also tried calling their contact number which has the area code of London which is +44.

I was able to confirm that it was really their contact number, but it was only a machine that answered my call.

You may argue that I called them at off working hours, but my call to them was at 2.30pm (London Time).

Red Flag 2: Are their customer reviews credible?

On their website, you will also find their “feedbacks” from their clients.

According to these clients, they found their dream jobs abroad with the help of Jobs Across the World in just a few days.

Wow! So, if you come from a different country and you got an offer from another country, do you really get your working visa in a span of a few days?

Not unless you hold a strong passport that will make the visa requirements lighter for you. But I still doubt it.

You must also remember the fact that reviews coming from their website may not be credible, and so you need to look for other reviews on other websites.

Red Flag 3: Sales call or an interview?

It was hard searching for a review about this company, but then I came across their Facebook page. Here is the link.

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When I read in the comments, it seems that a lot of people are interested to avail of their services.

I found one comment from this Facebook user who told her experience with this company.

According to her, she received a phone call from one of the tele-marketers of Jobs Across the World and asked her about her monthly salary.

According to the agent, she needed to screen her financial capability if she could afford their services.

When she answered “Tell me how much is your service fee and I will tell you if I can afford it”, the lady on the other line hung up and wished her luck.

On their website, there was something stated there that in order to include your CV in their database, you need to pay a certain amount but did not say how much.

We received feedback from other people who were also called by this company’s agent, and according to them, the amount you need to pay is $890.

This $890 includes different sponsorship on hotels and airfares.

As far as I know, you will only pay an agency once they’ve got everything ready for you- your job and working visa. Why would you pay this huge amount of money just to post your CV on a website when you can search for jobs online for free?

Red Flag 4: Why are they Down-selling their Services?

I’d got a big tip from a prospective client of Jobs Across the World, and I quote here:

She said something along the lines of, “I realize $890 SEEMS like a lot, but with all these benefits and sponsorships, it’s really worth it.” She even tried to appeal to my fears and desires. “You are serious about traveling the world, aren’t you? Don’t you want to land your dream job for a company that will sponsor you? Sponsorships are so rare these days, and you’d me missing out on a ONCE IN A LIFETIME opportunity.” Etc., etc.
 
It was clear to me then that she probably works on commission. She was so pushy and she would not take no for an answer.
 
I declined again, so she responded by asking me what was holding me back. I ended up creating fake financial troubles so that she’d piss off and leave me alone.
 
“Let me see if I can talk to our financial department to see if could help you.” She put me on hold for another 30 seconds, and came back with even more good news! I can pay two monthly-installments of $435! She said she understood my dilemma, and wanted to do anything she could to help.
 
I said no again. To which she responded by telling me that, if I turn away now, I would be missing out on so many great opportunities because of how volatile the job market is, and that she could not guarantee that this offer would still be available for me in the future. Even though, she had originally told me that there were many, MANY, opportunities available in all the countries I wanted to go to.
 
And then suddenly, the price conveniently lowered AGAIN to $200 to activate my account, in five monthly-installments. “This is the lowest I’m allowed to go.” Why wasn’t I put on hold this time? I told her politely that I wasn’t ready to commit at this time and that I had heaps of credit card debt I needed to focus on paying off. Thankfully, she finally gave up after that.
 
What was funny about this experience was that she was basically claiming that I’d be guaranteed a sponsored job in my chosen career field, even though she knew nothing about my prior job experience, or if I was even remotely qualified for what I wanted. You would think that a legit company that wants to represent me or help me find work would ask questions about whether or not I’ve ever been fired or arrested or something.
 
I immediately looked up the website for scam reviews right after, but found none. I would hope that this wasn’t a scam, since I willingly gave them some of my banking information. I was hoping that maybe you could get to the bottom of this.
 
Thanks again for reading my email, and exposing these “companies” for the frauds that they are.
 
Best regards,
 
K

And, here’s a screenshot of that email:

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Well, I was just thinking, if someone got employed successfully, shouldn’t the company pay Jobs Across the World, rather than the other way around?

Why are their services so expensive, why are their services charged to the prospective employees, and why are they down-selling their services? These are the questions I would like Jobs Across the World to answer.

Further Digging…


I also found a website wherein I was able to check whether the website is a scam or not. Here’s the link.

Through this website, I found out that their website www.jobsaworld.com was created more than a year ago.

This also explains why you can’t find reviews about it because the company itself is still new.

The website is owned by a man named David Smith. It also seems that this company is related to another organization called Jobs Moving Forward Limited.

This website is located in the United Kingdom but it seems that it shares the same server and is related to other websites in the United States and Germany.

My Honest Opinion


There is nothing wrong in getting the services of a recruitment agency, but if a certain agency guarantees you a job without first screening your qualifications and skills, this is certainly a red flag.

Some agencies may require a “membership fee”, but $890 is too much and you are not even sure if you are guaranteed a job at the end of the day.

So might as well go to other reputable recruitment agencies.

Jobs Across the World is still a new company and still has so much to prove.

I believe that there is a high risk if you try this company. You must also keep in mind that your personal details and account details are very important. Do not just give them away because you might be a victim of identity theft and phishing.

You might want to earn more by working abroad, but this platform may not be a good solution for you.

As you may know, I review many online job or business opportunities, and I hardly find any legitimate ones.

If you have an open mind and want to know how thousands of people (including me) make a full-time income from the comfort of your home, you can check this out.

Wishing you all the best in whatever decision you’ll make, and thank you for reading this review!

I hope that I was able to help you make the right decision on whether or not to use this service.

If you find this review helpful, please, feel free to share it by clicking on the social media buttons.

If you’d like to discuss more on Jobs Across the World, please, feel free to leave a comment below.

Your pal,

Jack

120 Comments

  1. Job across the world promised me job and free accommodation plus visa within 30 days ,just before the pandemic,they collected my bank details and debited 720 usd,till now no job,I had contacted them after 30 days of payment and they promise to refund me,but never did. I told them that they are scammers and they told me not to report them.i am soo sad

  2. Tips for getting your money back from them.

    According to the UK Law (where they have their company) the company HAS to refund you within 14 days of your purchase.

    “Online, mail and phone order sales
    Online, mail and telephone order customers have the right to cancel their order for a limited time even if the goods are not faulty. Sales of this kind are known as ‘distance selling’.

    You must offer a refund to customers if they’ve told you within 14 days of receiving their goods that they want to cancel. They have another 14 days to return the goods once they’ve told you.

    You must refund the customer within 14 days of receiving the goods back. They do not have to provide a reason.”

    Source: https://www.gov.uk/accepting-returns-and-giving-refunds

    You have 14 days to get in contact with the company (via e-mail, to be easier to prove) and ask them for a refund, tell them they have to provide the refund according UK Law. Doesn’t matter if they respond or not or if they agree or not, which really matters is that you tried to get the refund.

    You are backed up by EU consumer right protection and your credit card should also protect you. Then you will flag the purchase with the credit card and ask them to start a Chargeback process. They will ask you for proof, send them copies of the e-mail which you asked the company about the refund and the copy of the UK Law which gives you the right to have your money back!

    Jack, you could consider adding this information at the end of your text.

    Important: your key words here are Chargeback (you should get one with your credit card company) and the very own “distance selling” 14 day refund according to the UK Law.

    They are obligated to give your money back and your credit card company will back you up on this!

  3. Hi…the same here. I was recently scammed by this company with 1200 dollars.

  4. Hi guys
    I’m so so sad to tells you that cca 3 weeks ago I was scamed by Job Across the World . The same method…I was called by a women and I was so stupid to give them my personal information plus my card information. She asked me all details about my bank account , CVC . After that she said that they took from my account 2100 dollars. I realized I was scammed and I called my bank to block my card. After that I made a complain to the bank and I asked them to block any transactions. But my bank said that they can do anything….seems that I gave my agreement. So so sad…….

  5. Hello Jack

    I also have the same experience just a few days ago. Let me share my experience.

    I applied for a Canadian immigration in this website Become a Canadian.org. (link: www dot becomeacanadian dot org). Once i complete my profile, i paid USD26 to complete my profile. The day after, i received a call from one of their agents (who claims that they work for the immigration). He verified every details i provide in my profile.

    After that, he asked for the details of my card. He mentioned that it is for security purposes so i gave him the details of my card. To my surprise, he even knows the bank which my card was provided.

    Then after that, he then endorsed my profile to Jobs Across the World to have my resume created. He now said that this will cost USD518. I said to him that i’m not sure if my account has enough balance to pay for that amount so he said that he will give an installment option that has to pay in 2 payment period so i even agree. They charged my account USD100 and the remaining amount is to be paid next month.

    After the call, i immediately call my bank and ask them to block my card.

    I made a mistake for this because i give them my financial information. They may even know my bank account number because they know the bank which my card was provided.

    Anyone here who has the same experience with them wherein you have the remaining balance to pay? If there is, did you pay for the remaining balance or not? Did they still keep on contacting you and inform you to pay ASAP?

    Your feedbacks are much appreciated.

  6. Be careful. Jobs Across the World scammed me 700 dolars last week. They ask by phone the first six numbers of your card and promise your job in one year. It was my fault, but I am denunciating them everyday in differents sites. Greetings. RGB

  7. Be careful. Last week Jobs Across the World scammed me 700 dolars. They ask by phone the first six numbers of your card and promise you sure job in one year. So on, they earn your confidence step by step. It was my fault, but they are a big scammers I am denunciating them everyday in differents sites. Greetings. RGB

  8. I registered with [email protected] and after that, jobsaworld.com’s agent has been calling me. It baffled me because the two sites are different and how come that jobsaworld had gotten my information? Also, the number was calling from new york. The woman requested the same. My card digits and even the cvv security at the back. I gave it all then after that I dont know what went wrong but I cannot make the one time payment of $ 784. She said VISA blocked international transactions. And it confused me because it meant she too tried to use my account. I still kept on paying as I was very naive about that stuff but nothing happened. So she allowed me to continue the transaction the next day. I checked my account and I had enough balance for payment. And I was about to continue the payment when an email coming from them granted my application and they gave me the password to login . That is what you will get if you had paid for their services. But, I havent paid anything. So my suspicion rises and I researched about jobsaworld. You cannot find any info about them aside from this thread about people who had been scammed! I’m lucky despite of my naivety and I was off the hook. I blocked my credit card then. The denominator of that scammer is
    1. You apply for immigration ([email protected]).
    2. Jobsaworld took over the application.
    3. They call you days apart.
    4. Ask you the digits and CVV code to check if it was you and for the payment of more than $500. They make you read it out load as it was recorded.
    5. They guarantee you that there will be job offers as soon you pay their services for your password to login.
    6. You have to pay right away because the slot is limited and they want it to be given for you. (So that you will feel special and well-taken care of)
    7. No one can testify that this jobsaworld is legit.

    1. cristina -pERU says:

      thank you for the information. I was going to do it but now . I won´t . i am freaking scared. these people were scammers

    2. Hello. I just experienced what you had. I applied for the Canadian Immigration Express last week (August 7th) and they contacted me two days later. The caller was named Martin J. The number that he used was from New York. I answered the call and he told me that I got accepted for the application. He is asking for confirmation of my name, birthday and the credit card that I used when I did the first step of the application. He was friendly that he asked me why I chose to apply to Canada when I’m living in Japan, so on and so forth. He also told me that an employer will have Skype interview with me after I process the application. So to continue, I said the information about it and he started to say I should confirm my CC info (first 6 digits to the rest of CC number and the security code of my CC), and I said it. In addition, he already created my account on “jobsaworld.” I had doubts because he just asked me about it and was shocked because it was immediate. At first he told me after I process my application, he said I should pay 1500USD for the application process; then later on, he was entering my CC that I should pay it right away to increase the points of my application. Luckily that my CC has a limit. I said that I had limit on my CC, he told me it was okay and he put 500USD first and later I will pay the 1000USD.
      He cannot enter my CC because of some trouble he cannot enter it and was asking if I have another debit or CC card. And so dumb of me, I gave my another CC and he had trouble with it entering (sort of one time security password, which I don’t know also). We ended the call (almost 1 hour) that he said he will call again the next day.
      Through that, I just realized what happened. It keeps bugging me about it.
      Morning next day, I talked to my dad about it and my dad advised me to ask the Canadian government website if it was a legitimate or not (but still waiting for the response as of writing this). I monitor my cards every time if there is illegal transactions, but none so far. Until I saw this website and the comments. I Immediately contact my CC company and I terminated both my cards. Later that day, I received an email from my CC company stating that it was used for “shopping” category and it was 500USD, but, my CC was already deactivated so nothing happened. The agent called me for about 4 times and I just ignored. Then, I received an email from Nicole B. of finance department stating that my CC cannot be used and blah blah blah. I could tell that their email writing and the construction of sentences were not great and not professional, lol. After a while, I got a call and it was “Private number”, of course I didn’t answered it.

      In conclusion, don’t give your whole CC information to just anyone.
      I’m blessed that I will not pay huge amount of money and I acted quickly before they do.
      May this lesson of my story and others set an eye opener of this some sort of fraud.

  9. Celena Oxley says:

    My name is Celena Oxley from Trinidad. I paid JOBS ACROSS THE WORLD CAD$2,500 (TT$16, 522)on August the 8th to find me a job. They sent me to an IRCC website to prove to me that they were a legitimately registered company. I kept getting English persons calling whenever I sent an email asking when I would begin receiving job offers from employers.
    I have lost my money, and all faith in everything on the internet. It’s enough that this world is already cruel, people like these who prey on the trust of desperate people seeking to improve their lives are deplorable to say the least.
    I am now without a job, without my money and I have had no word whatsoever from anyone from JOBS ACROSS THE WORLD. I don’t even know what organization I can register a complaint to in order to get any form of address.
    I had faith in JOBS ACROSS THE WORLD that they were actually going to help me find a job, but I have no other choice to tell everyone that they are a scam.

  10. I intend to sponsor my younger brother through Canadian visa expert.We entered the skilled Express entry or whatever it’s called…they said they’ll get bk in 6 months……after ant 6wks they mailed that he wasn’t qualified .We moved on, only to get a call from one rude lady called sharon asking me to pay about $1000 on a Sunday morning.. because my brother was eligible for work permit, how? Well I eventually paid 120 dollars to keep my brother’s profile in their database .They said once I complete payment,my brother will start receiving offers from jobs across the world .After so much bad reviews I called jobs across the world and they confirmation cve is their sister company but my brother’s mind is saying they are scam while my stubborn mind says they are real.i have a payment plan to pay installments.thank God I’m seeing all these reviews.

  11. Marlyn Imperial says:

    hello there!
    I just want to share my experience with this scammers!

    the same thing that happened to last August 26th 2019. I got a call from us number +1917893**** his name s****.w***** from pro-immigration email… Just notice his email is a bugos. First he told me that my application to US is approved and i am much qualified for the Job then he ask me right away if im using a credit card the he ask me the first 3 digit number in my card then he said he will just verify then he was saying good things then telling me that im going to pay 918 us dollar for my registration then he was checking then ask me the to continue for my card number to complete the registration so i did gave him even my 3 digit authorized pin at the back… told him that i dont have enough money in my account he said its alright he will only verify so he was saying blah blah and he ask me to repeat the amount of 918 us dollar that i am goin to pay to them… then my phone battery shut down my phone switch off…. in just a minute they took all the money i got in the bank which is 128 us dollar…. it is not much but good thing its not our salary day when they called or else they get all. i called right away my bank also and the told me that they cannot do anything if only i did not gave them my 3digit number at the back of my card they wont get any dime.

    So just to warn other also please please dont fall in to their agents trap…never never tell to anyone ur bank details…

    this are the other number called me telling me that she is the manager +44203150***9 be careful

    1. Hello Marlyn Imperial,
      I thank you a MILLION TIMES because I just had the same experience about half an hour ago. They asked me 918 USD$!!! Same amount!… UNFORTUNATELY, I had paid last year to their parent company about 4500$ and that money is loooong gone with the wind I am afraid… Now… as if I was their applicant, they referred to my previous payment and said that I had to pay an additional 918$ and that I was eligible to apply for a job in many countries i.e. Canada, US, Australia etc… I know…, I probably am the dummest of all by paying such a huge amount to (become a canadian bullshit…) but life is such and luckily this time I told them that I wanted them to send me some information on the web to my email and that I was going to check which account I was going to use for payment… and I received their email and done a search on the internet about them before they called again… BELIEVE OR NOT, I have been called 3 times while I was reading and even the last one while I was writing this message!!! Wow! these guys are some persistent sons of God!!!!
      My message to anyone and everyone…. STAY AWAY!!! The lady on the phone was even saying to me that unless I pay it within the next half an hour or so, my application was not going to be proceeding as I was getting a ‘discounted offer’ (918usd) and that this offer would not be on the table by then on Monday (today is Saturday by the way!!)… She also told me she was in the USA (the phone number is American) but when I just checked I can see that it is in the middle of the night at most of the country with the exception of New York (7 AM ish)…
      I feel stupid but sometimes life lessons of such kind doesn’t come cheap! 🙂
      Best Regards
      An Idiot

  12. Hello,
    I got a call yesterday evening from Jobs around the world. Pretty much the same experience with the request for card details. However, the lady was quite polite.
    Are you saying it’s a scam, because she sounded pretty sincere to me. I haven’t paid the 500 US$. As there’s no money in that particular account. I stated that I’ll fund it next Friday. I did recollect that the lady asked twice to confirm me pledging payment next week. She has all my card details.
    I only decides to check the internet about them and found this site.

  13. Frank Collins says:

    Hi Barenaked Scam, just wanna share my experience. I initially saw an ad on facebook Immipro Australia who will help assess your resume if you’re qualified to work in Australia so I filled-up information on the website then at the end it was showing there’s a $35 or $40 fee for them to review your details and they will get back w/in 72 days for the result. I was thinking it was a legit one so I entered my debit details. After a week I think a lady called(forgot her name) but she was using +613 number based on my call logs and interviewed me about certain details on my resume then I was told to wait again since I wasn’t able to complete their form. After around 2 weeks I think they called me again and re-asked some same questions about my resume and got the name of the guy- Adam Elias (who introduced himself as a personal immigration consultant) and claims he was calling from Australia (but it’s weird that his # begins with +44). The guy sounds like he was from Immigration the way he interviewed me and ask certain questions about my previous work experience, etc and even asked what I like about Australia and why do I want to work there, etc Then at the end he Congratulated me for passing or qualifying for their assistance program. He ask how I feel, if excited and happy, etc. And even told me hopefully once I’m in Australia we can have a cup of coffee or something. He even asked if I’m also including my wife and children for the application and to make sure I get them all w/ passports. Then right after he starts asking my debit card details(I thought it was just for verification at first). Then when he started asking me about the cvv # at the back of the debit card info and the complete details and asking how much I earn a month and how much I have in the bank the conversation became a bit awkward to me but he said it’s just verification and just to make sure we can pay for the services. Then he told me eventually the amount to pay was $2,040.(I was shocked at the amount but didn’t let him notice it). For some reason since he’s so pushy I confirmed the amount but good thing my account doesn’t have much money at that time but it showed it tries to debit 3X after checking with the bank the following day. Good thing the bank has a security feature to block it if w/o my consent and for that large amount esp if it’s from a different country. The 1st charge attempt I know they were trying but the 2nd and 3rd one for a lower amount (last attempt as per bank was down to $250) was kinda weird basing on the initial amount they mentioned. The guy asked me for another card or if I could transfer money into that at that moment as he thought there was no money. He even asked me to download my banks app’ to provide authorization for them to access. The guy also was pressuring me to decide asap as no guarantee they will help me again. The guy Adam was even willing to wait just to make sure the card gets funded right there and then. The weird thing is that when I told him I have to contact my wife he told me he was willing to wait on the line even if it takes so long and when I asked if I could use another card with a different name he said it’s just okay. I just asked him that to see if he was just after the money. And he said it’s okay. So right there I knew something’s fishy. I asked him I couldn’t get the details yet and my wife was out of town but he keeps on pushing to decide right there and then and do my best to look for a way to pay the amount I told him it was too much money for me eventually then he put me on hold and said he reduced it to $1250 and claims it’s only 1 time courtesy for the discount just to pay at that moment and $740 is a huge discount already. I told him I cannot contact my wife and he said after waiting too long that to just rely on the email. I am sending screenshots to your email. I already contacted my bank and requested for a new card.. It seems those “few” commenting positively here on your article works for Jobsaworld or connected to them as possibly they are afraid they are getting exposed bec of you and they seem to be monitoring comments on your site as well based on those few comments that seems to be too good to be true. I noticed some few positive comments on your article claiming they got several offers but as far as i noticed no one confirms already migrating completely.. I assume someone (from Jobsaworld) using fake identity will pretend to have migrated already soon etc but you still need to check veracity and solid proof of it just in case for us to believe it. Thanks and regards! -Frank

  14. Hi, Jack, and thanks for this description, focused with mine …

    It seems that the company could be located in Israel, details of my alert in Scamdoc portal below :
    https://www.scamdoc.com/fr/view/2329

  15. Hello jack, im Jane from Nigeria.I applied registered with jobs around the world in 2017 and just got their reply today, 11/3/2019.
    An agent called and asked several questions about my submitted details;stating that they found me qualified!
    And asked me to pay a final fee of 1518 dollars to be able round up the whole thing….please is it genuine? Can i trust them on this?
    And i actually dont know what the money is for.

    1. Hi Jane,

      I’ll be honest that I haven’t seen one positive review about this company. There is one that is close to positive, but still waiting for an update if that people got the job. If you ask for my opinion, I would say that not to trust them because of the many negative reviews found here, but it is really up to you to decide.

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  16. Hello Jack,
    I actually don’t know how JOBS ACROSS THE WORLD got my profile from Australia Immigration professionals and have been contacting me since the beginning of this year, i went as far as giving them my Card details and my CVV they even tried making payment from my account but it was not funded so the transaction was declined, the sum of US$540 . My brother has been so skeptical about them and kept on asking if i know or have read of anyone that has gotten relocated through the Job they helped the person with and i could not answer. This morning i came to read more on their service and stumbled across your review and after the much i have read, i ran to call my bank to HOTLIST my card immediately and thank God i could do it immediately.

    I pray God deliver others like he just delivered me.

    Thank you jack.

    Please can you kindly recommend sites or service that provide jobs of relocation across the world?

    1. Hi Joan,

      I am glad you found my review helpful.

      Unfortunately, I am not an expert in the job relocation field, but you may find this article from “The Balance” helpful.

      However, if you are looking for ways to earn money from home, then this article may be helpful to you.

      All the best to you! 🙂

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  17. This same guys tried to debit my account today twice, but thank goodness, I don’t have a dime in my account. I actually gave them the last 4digits of my master card, but I’ve contacted my bank to block my card.

  18. Hi guys. This scam still continues. I put my contact details in CVE. Then, Jobs around the World called from a Canadian number (my phone showed me Quebec). A lady called Amy was very convincing. She asked my work background, education, salary, etc. Then, she asked thr first 6 digits of my credit card. It was all dramatic as she put me on hold to allegedly “confirm with her Finance department to see of this card is accepted internationaly”. She then told me my card is OK and she even knew the name of Bank (possibly, the first 4 digits represent the CC company and the next 2 digits the name of the Bank). Then she started explaining how they are going to get me a visa to Canada. After, she told me there is a one time payment of U$890. I told her I am not comfortable paying right now, she started to be aggresive, saying “Why? You are missing on a life time opportunity”. Then she transfered me to her manager. He started to say they are 100% legit and why I do not want to pay. I told him I want more time to decide. He told me the time to decide is now. O told him then I am not paying anything as I don’t like to feel presured. He then wished me luck and hunged up.
    Their attitude was so attacking! Horrible. From the first 6 digits of my CC they cannot take anything, but everydoy please be careful!

  19. First of all Thank you Jack so much for bringing this matter up. I just had a relative of mine who would like to come and work in Canada who told me she has been talking to one of their advisers recently about their services, and exactly that what they mentioned to her, to pay about USD$1,000.00 and in return they will find her a job in the country. How bizarre is that!

    Exactly as you said they are scammers and they are fishing for those who either lazy or don’t know how to search around and it’s just quite unfortunate. I hope someone has set a case against them or something so no one falls onto such scam in the future.

  20. Fatima Abiodun says:

    I can’t believe everything I am reading here!!!
    You all must be really bitter to just wrtire this kind of staff.
    My name is Fatime Abiodun and I live in Nigeria.
    I registered with them a month ago and already received 20 job offers in the last month.
    I told about this to my cousin who looked them up online and sent me a link to this page.
    Their system is very user friendly, the lady who took my details was very polite and explained it all very clearly. After I gave her my card she even asked me to repeat the amount to make sure I understand it all!!! Show me anoterh sales person that will do that.
    I highly recomemnd this guys, I already have couple of job interviews scheduled and I am positive of some of them .

    1. Great to know that you have a positive experience. I truly hope that you will find a legit job soon.

      Do keep us updated here. There are just too many negative experiences with this company. With your successful experience, you could turn this review around.

      Awaiting your reply (1 March 2019)

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. Sara Benitez says:

      Hi Fatima,
      I just registered with them today. Can you talk me more about your experience? I’m very confused and scared at this point.
      It would be nice to hear your story!

      Regards, Sara.

    3. Thats a straight up lie, any cs or sales rep or ANYONE who is trying to get your cc info will repeat that info, duuuuh! But good for you, so let us know how it goes since it “worked” out for you, you say you have been getting many offers, why havent you chosen one? Or you just gave money away? You rich rich

    4. Cynthia Joe says:

      Hello fatima I just registered will love to get in contact with you if that’s possible…Cynthia

  21. Hello all,
    I am finding out about this agency which caught me at a “vulnerable” timing in my life and I stupidly gave them my credit card détails and paid 1375 euros…I have been contacting them every week since 23rd November as none of what they said on the phone seems to be true or happen…I am now chasing them for a full refund and don’t know what to do anymore…I contacted my bank who said they can’t do much about it…I am so angry for getting trapped…when I asked a full refund they sent me links with some other services and offered a 415 euros refund…which for me is not acceptable…I have contacted legal services to sue them and get my money back! Scammers, don’t get trapped !!!

    1. Pınar Pala says:

      Hi, same thing happened yesterday. I told them I want to give up application and give me money back. They take money already. I send mail but thet dont answer. Please keep in touch.

  22. Was also called today by sharon adams,had to pay 1500 dollars,only had like 100 dollars in account,so she asked when I can pay the rest so I said by the 15th or so. Decided was going to do some research,luckily came across this thread,so I’ve blocked my card.

    1. Glad that this review has helped!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

      1. Mr Jack

        sincerely appriciation towards your eye opening information here, I would have been a vitim by now had i not chcked on this page.
        victor

  23. Good day all, I am sorry to hear about the your experiences.
    In May 2018 I signed up with Canadian Visa Expert. I was not sure if to take the chance and pay the money required. However, I did make the payment. A day or two later I was issued a application number and told that I must fill out the forms and submit my documents. I did so and to this day I had no problems with CVE. Yes they sometimes took some time to respond to my questions, but did eventually I did get a reply . They answered all my questions they explained the step by step process and what it will cost be at each stage and now I reached the step where jobs across the world contacted me and just registered today and looking forward to getting a job. It is a risk I am taking and a lot of money. If they can help me get a job I will pay.

    I have applied to many jobs in Canada and US through Indeed, Linked In, Monster and it is very difficult to be considered. The key question they ask are you ‘can you legally work” Most do not consider your application if the answer to that question is no.

    I hope this information can be of help to others.

    1. Thanks so much for sharing Alanna! You are the first who’ve shared a positive experience with Canadian Visa Expert and Jobs Across the World.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. Hi,
      Alanna, please i will really like a feedback from your Jobs Across the World experience. i applied for CVE too and recently i have been contacted by an agent from Jobs across the world. And i am to pay $500, i am skeptical about this. your response will be helpful.

  24. Nov. 02, 2018

    Thanks for this review, I needed this. Last week, I signed up for assessment with canadavisaexpert by paying $9. Yesterday, someone called me regarding my application ( her name is Carol Green) . She wanted to make sure that I was the owner of the card used in paying the visa assessment. Unfortunately, I did not bring my card with me so I could not verify the last 4 digits. She said she will call again.
    This afternoon, I got the call but she was using another number. She was very enthusiastic in helping me but it seemed she did not review my application. She said the agency wanted to expedite my application so I was thrilled. I told her my card number, she verified the expiry date and all. But when she asked for the three numbers at the back, I hesitated. I told her I am not comfortable in doing that and I asked for a time to check all her emails and the information she sent me – she said she emailed me some information. That’s when they leveled up their sales pitch – I was tranferred to another woman. She told me the fee is $1500 but they will not require me to pay at once, they just want to confirm my card details. She told me I should trust her because they wanted to make sure I get my slot. Again, I explained to her that I am willing to go through the process but I am not comfortable giving her my cvc. She said they cannot wait for my decision, either I trust her and give her the 3 numbers to proceed with my application. So I told her I am revoking my application and I will not continue. I explained to her that as an applicant, I have the right to be given the time to read about their company and then decide. She then went on to say that if they wanted to get my money, they should have gotten it when I paid the $9 for initial assessment. Still I refused to give in to her persuasion. I am glad I did not. And I am glad I found this review.
    I think it’s a red flag when they don’t want you to have time to read reviews. If they really wanted to help, they will give you time to decide. And it is strange when they ask for your complete bank details when you could easily pay them by yourself when you’re really.

    1. So glad that you found this review before committing. There are others who are not as fortunate as you. Please help to share this with your friends and family members on Facebook and Twitter (buttons should easily be found on the page above). 🙂

      Anyway I truly appreciate that you’ve shared your experience here as well.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. Jansana, I have a similar incident like yours. A guy named Ryan green called me 10 minutes ago asking for the same details. I got tempted at first but then I realized that there is something wrong when they started asking for my account. I searched in the internet and I am glad to see this article.

      1. Guilherme lima says:

        Wow! The same Ryan Green!!! He is an expert in persuasion, uses all the brain triggers to persuade you to buy a useless use of the terrible jobs across the world platform, like urgency, scarcity, and authority.
        He is from a “relocation department” in Become a Canadian ( same thing as Canada Visa Expert, and probably same people). First, he is trying to find you as something urgent to solve about your visa application, send emails and call several times, then says about the need to be searchable for employers who want to sponsor for an employee with your qualifications, at this point you didn’t apply for a visa yet and are not allowed for work in Canada. He says everything to make you believe that you need to apply for it and get caught to pay a lot. U$944 for 4 years application, even though, you expect to be living and working there in much less time.
        After that, they are sure that you’re a fish on the hook! Ryan transfers you to his superior ( brain trick of authority on you !) and this guy confirm your purchase and search where else he can suck your credit card. The TOEFL test! I was near to my scheduled evaluation, and this guy nearly forced me to buy an online course. I refused.
        After seeing inside jobs across the work how useless, simple, sad platform that is I searched everywhere how to have my money back, after all, it is a broken product that I wanted to return, it shouldn’t be a big deal.
        Jobs across the world would never answer because there is nobody there! Only Become a Canadian appeared with some propositions of changing my visa program for another country, or one year instead of four (without saying the price) or some partial money back. If I do not accept I would lose my visa application assessment.
        This is when you see the real face of your friendly phone callers abroad! Be careful!

  25. Hello Jack,

    Last July they proposed me their help to find a job in Canada so as I could immigrate to Montréal inside one year….When I spoke with them few months ago, I explained I was an international freight agent whose main work is to organize the international shipments between shippers and consignees across the world.

    However I’ve noticed that I received some job offers in August 2018 but none of them match my profile which is yet described in my resume. That makes no sense since I am neither a engineer or architect nor a butcher or even a truck driver. I must admit that I feel like I’ve been tricked on this matter because when one of them called me in July and asked me to pay 1053 euros, I took that risk and gave them my credit card details.

    I’d like to know if there is any mean to get my money back….maybe if I press charges on them…What do you think about it? Thank you

    1. Hey Lopes,

      So sorry to hear about your story.

      I am not sure if it is possible to press charges at this time unless there are many cases reported and the authorities will file a class action lawsuit.

      However, I would advise that you file your complaint here: https://www.gov.uk/consumer-protection-rights

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

      1. Hey Jack,

        Thanks for this quick feedback…I’ve wrote to the association working with some authorities. I hope they will revert to me positively so as I can lodge complaints against that so called company… There might be some means to find out who’s running out this firm located in Manchester…I let you know about it if you want to.

        1. That’s great to know Lopes! I hope everything will work out for you.

          Cheers!
          ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

          1. Hello Jack,

            I’ve received a message from the association explaining that I might have to pay 400£ if they would go on an investigation about my case…it’s kind of confusing for me as I don’ t have any further money to spend on some research or paperwork…Then I’ve read some of the comments on this page about this company and I realized that I didn’t sign any document which would have allowed them to charge me this amount…Anyway my bank did not block the payment. Is there any other way to get my money back and to press charges against them without spending money? Thank you

          2. Unfortunately, I am not a credit recovery expert so I can’t help you with on this. I think you would have to try and contact the person you spoke to or any contact information you have with them and get a refund. If you engage a credit recovery service, I think they would charge a fee as well, so I am not sure if that is worth your time and money. It is so sad to hear your story, and if there’s anyone out there who has a solution, please provide it to LOPES.

            Cheers!
            ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  26. Hello Jack, Today October 25 2018, while i was scrolling down in facebook i found and advertising about a place to apply to get a job in Canadá, it´s name was CANADIAN VISA PROFESSIONALS, I completed the question and just 30 minutes later received a call from a representative, he asked some questions about my qualifications, the first credit card´first 8 digits, expiration date and then the last 6 digits whose I refused to tell him until I could do a deeper research about their website, while i was talking to him I did a fast research on his phonenumber +1 518 that was from United Stated New York, that was another redflag. The reason I got here, the thing is that i requested him to send me a mail so if i decided to suscrive with then i could doint, the mail i received was from service @ jobsaworld dot com, and that´s how i got here, now i´m scared of them getting the remain 6 digits of my card and getting money from my account, thank you everyone and hope my experience can help you all.

    1. Hi Narciso,

      I am glad that you found this review and that you haven’t spent any money on that.

      I don’t think that they are able to charge to your card without the last 6 digits, but just in case, you may want to ask your bank to block the card and ask for a new card.

      Hope this helps.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

      1. Estirlyn Geraldino says:

        Hi Jack

        I realized that CANADIAN VISA PROFESSIONALS and jobs world have the same address in UK: number 10816717, Lynton House, 7-12 Tavistock Square, WC1H 9BQ, London, UK, you can check in their website. If you call they said that they are 2 companies that work together in order to help you get a visa and job on canada, but I know they are the same company and therefore a scam . Unfortunately I already pay 3000 us for the first part of the process.

        Thanks for your post. I regret, I didn’t fund it before I made the payment.

  27. Nelson Beleza says:

    Hello Guys,

    I am one of those people that who paid for be on the servers of this company.
    By standard I am not to pay for this type of services, but this time I decided to risk.
    But before I do, I came here to read some of your comments. And because of that, I want to give my feedback to you guys.
    The company is not falke; in fact they do what they say, they fulfill all the promises.
    In my case, I fulfill all the requirements requested by them, but the site is very engineering-oriented in my case.
    In cases where the qualifications are lower or in cases of not being able to speak at least the correct English I do not know. But for now, I am enrolled in their database and every week I have received job offers from companies that are linked to them.
    My advice is, if you do not have the financial ability to pay for this service, please do not do it. This is because companies like them exist all over the world.
    But if you want to get a new approach to the market, take a chance.
    All that was spoken by telephone was fulfilled by them and this I can not deny.
    If you would like further clarification, I will be happy to answer your questions.

    P.s.- I can send a image with the job offer I receive every week to prove what I´m saying. But you only can see it, in there server.

    1. Hi Nelson,

      Please do send over screenshots of the job offers. Would you be able to share the country that the jobs you’ve applied for?

      And, have you actually attended any of the job interviews? Would love to hear your experience.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  28. Hello
    I just experienced this like 30minutes ago. A woman called amy called me 3times with different numbers of different locations in the world which was already very suspicious because if they are real they would use just one number. After sweet talking and telling me how I would miss out on life opportunities if I don’t register with 500 usd so I asked how do I register she told me I have to give her my card details which I didn’t because it’s never possible for immigration to ask for card details through phone so I decline and I told her I’m not comfortable giving card details to people then she gave me an alternative by sending a link to my email to pay online I entered wrong details of my card and it declined she then asked if I had another card because I noticed how pressing she was I gave her card details of an inactive account then she notice there wasn’t anything in it she then said she would do it in a way I can pay in installments like twice so she said she would charge me oct 11 245usd and the coming week 255usd. She then gave me a password to log in. Immediately I checked with my bank and noticed they tried taking money but got declined. I am almost positive this is a scam. Even your bank would always tell you never to give your card details to anyone so I don’t find it normal to do that. Anyone that this has affected negatively I’m really sorry for your loss please don’t fall into this trap. If this has worked for you then good luck but as for me I think they are scammers

    1. Hey Lateefah,

      Thanks so much for sharing your experience here!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  29. Hello,

    I am in the same situation as many of you. currently this company has my credit card number; my bank account number..and maybe even my passport number, but I’m not sure about it. they took me 300e.
    the payment was not made right away but the bank refused to block it! I also had to go twice to get my bank to delete my credit card! mid october this company must take me 644th!
    they absolutely wanted to have a picture of me and had a lot of information on my profile.
    They also sent me a pdf / contract that should have justified my next payment in October. I did not answer and I blocked their calls from New York and England

    In your opinion can you withdraw me or take money if they do not have my visa card (credit card) but they have my account number ??
    And can he usurp my identity with a lost passport number?

    Waiting for your reply

    Raphael

    1. Hey Raphael,

      You can report this issue to your bank and make sure that they block any withdrawals from the company. As long as you didn’t sign any legal binding document, you shouldn’t have to pay any to them.

      As for your passport, I am not sure though. I’m not an expert on this. I hope someone reading this comment can help.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  30. they called me today like 30 mins after i sign on the application on line, she asked me some questions about my education and stuff then she started asking for my card information i wasnt sure but after a while i gave her the first 6 digits and then she asked for more but i didnt gave her anything, she was a long time trying to convince me but i didnt do it. then i said id like to make my decision after i make a deep research about them and ill contact them later if i was interested and she didnt even let me finish talk. she just hung up the phone.

    im worried bc either way i gave her the first 6 digits, i have been checking my bank accoun and everything is fine.. but they can do something with that information?

    1. I don’t think the first 6 digits on your credit card matters, because the first 4 defines if your card is a visa or a master. It is the last 4 – 6 digits that matter.

      Hopefully everything goes well with you.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  31. Mark Ushie says:

    My experience is, they called me and insisted knowing my 16 digit and the 3 number at the back. After telling them I have only 280 dollars only in the account, they now said they they will put my account on automatic debit of dollars132,000 on 30th of July. I agreed but to my surprised, they try debiting my account with 10000 dollars and followed immediately with another debit of 500 dollars which still hanged. So I quickly called my bank and asked them to distroyed my debit card. Thank God I won for they did not succeed. Please be careful with this so call job around the world.

    1. Thanks for sharing this Mark!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  32. i received a call from visa canadian professionals, they were offering job as permanent resident and asking me for 600 dollars, i almost felt into their hook, they asked me for the first 6 digits of my card, i gave them a card with no funds, they tried to charge me 600 for the first time, the second tried 400 dollars and finally 150 and the card was blocked by bank, i checked the transaction, the transaction was attempted to be charged by “BlueSnap“ meanwhile the call i contacted my friends from canada and send them an screenshot of that number we find out about that number and we discovered they´re SCAM!!.

    Luckily i changed that card number, after that they said “we will contact you in 24 hours please talk with your bank“ i blocked that number and marked their email as SPAM, they neved emailed me but now im receiving emails from “JOBSWORLD“ it seems they are the same scammers, this new email starts with the same letters of the first scammers, “csr@“

    so be careful with your information,

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience with Jobs Across the World here!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. Hello

      I’ve got a call from a number +1514 and i gave her my information about the my job and my education background and I’m so acared coz i gave my credit card number though i haven’t given them the cvv,..

      Is there any way they can access my account without it please

      I’m damn scared coz I’ve read through ough the comments and it’s all scam

  33. Rye Vaugh A Esteban says:

    How will i stop them from getting money from my account? They got money from the bank without calling me.

    1. Hey Rye,

      I’d recommend that you contact your bank directly.

      Request your bank to put a stop payment to the company.

      Hope this helps!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. cancel that credit card and ask for a new one, thats what i did.

  34. heleena david says:

    I also think that jobs across the world is a bare naked scam……..they took 1500 us dollar from me……I wish I could have seen the comments before…….

    1. This is so sad. Yet another failed experience. I’m sorry that this article didn’t reach you in time.

      But, I hope you can file a complain with gov.uk so that Government is aware of the situation.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  35. hi Jack,i am from south africa, seeking to have a job and to immigrate, currently i am in this website jobsacrosstheworld , well as i just this READ YOUR review, i hope i havent made bad decision,i had a problem about their fees about $500 to pay for my application,so even my parent was so furious about it,but they called back and said that am finished paying.So in all they are giving me offers to choose from and to respond on them.

    thanks alot for sharring with us.

    kind regards
    Sakhile Sbonelo(South Africa)

    1. Hi Sakhile,

      I sincerely hope that everything goes well for you.

      I really hope that you can share your personal experience with this company after the service has been concluded.

      I am sure others who are reading this review will want to know your story, so keep us updated Sakhile!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  36. It is sad reading all these comments and I do empathize with anyone whose hard earned money has gone down the drain. I will share what I know of both organizations.

    Last year my friend started her immigration to Canada process and engaged the services of Canadian Visa Experts paying a total of about $2,500. They created her express entry profile and linked her up with Jobs Across The World which they have a partnership with. To cut a long story short, my dear friend landed Canada early this year (2018) and was given a 2 month accommodation by the company that hired her (through jobs across the world). This company sponsored her work permit visa.

    I honestly do not understand why CVE has such a nasty reputation online, perhaps it has to do with their pushy style of marketing but truth is they do help people immigrate. Secondly maybe if people who have gotten positive results spoke up more that will also help. I am by no means endorsing them but I am speaking the 100% truth I know. I have recently signed up with them and pray that my story will be even better than that of my friend. So far, I have not felt like I am being scammed to be honest. They have been straight forward and I am looking forward to start applying for jobs with them.

    Lastly, if you are over 45, your chances of immigrating is slimmer except you wish to go the route of PNP, if an agency tells you this then it is just what it is and not a scam. Do your research and don’t expect agencies to perform miracles for you. Even with the jobs you will need to do the work of convincing the hiring managers when they do contact you. If you fail to do so and fail to get the job it is not the fault of the agency.

    Best wishes everyone!

    J.

    1. Thanks for your input J! This is the first positive review about the company, and it is great that you share it!

      I am sure this adds value to the people reading this review.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. My name is Yekin Baba , from Ghana. I have experienced same here…I registered with Canadian Visa Experts and they told me based on my assessment I am not qualified. They only way they can help me is to register with Jobsaworld to get me employment and base on that I can get Visa to Canada…I was asked to 560 dollars which I paid 200 dollars now….I am afraid now . It looks like the whole is a scam…please help me.

    3. Cynthia Joe says:

      Hello Jian I just registered with them please I will love to get in contact with you this my email… [email protected] or you can drop yours thanks… Cynthia

  37. Adele Swart says:

    Sadly I was stupid enough to give my details out & was scammed last week. Hope they rot in hell!

  38. Joseph van Santen says:

    I also got a called from a “Jobs around the world agent” in the UK. She asked about my current salary and my salary expectations after relocation, my current job, whether I was married, etc. She also asked why I wanted to relocate. She wanted my credit card information right away. I told her I wasn’t home and didn’t have the card with me at the momento. She was very pushy. I asked her about the initial fee (which basically just covers the fee to get a profile with your resume in their database) and it was $890 dollars. What a ripoff!

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience Joseph!

      I Glad you didn’t get caught up with this program.

      I felt that it is the responsibility of the recruitment company to meet with the prospect at least once to get to know the prospect better before charging any fee. It is just common sense don’t you think?

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  39. Oloyede danile says:

    Same thing happened to me, I received a call from Canada after filling the application and my master card was charged $40, after 3 weeks i got a call from Immigration in Canada saying i have to pay $1000 for the visa fee and everything? I hope this is for real please help, the website is http://www.CanadianVisaExpert.com

  40. Whew ! I almost got caught for a sucker. Man, when these people phone they sound so genuine because they’re so confident and have all the answers. The lady that dealt with me was oh so smooth, she asked me for the first 6 digits of my card so that her “financial department could verify if I qualified for international transactions, and I thought well she cant do much with that so I gave her the digits. She told me to hang on and was back 30 seconds later saying all was verified, they would be able to do transactions with me, and the one time fee of $500 was required. She then went on a long information spiel which impressed the hell out of me. When I was suitably impressed she quickly pressed me for the remaining digits of my credit card and the last three numbers on the flip side and before I knew it there I was giving her all my info. I knew I didn’t have $500 in my account so I wasn’t too fazed . I didn’t tell her that. I just said I would have to visit the bank to instruct them, and she said” no problem I will program payment for tomorrrow” . After giving her the digits she asked me to repeat and state that I was giving the information willingly as I was being recorded. The alarm bells had been ringing faintly all along but now the hackles on my neck were positively standing at attention. Anyway she merrily babbled on about sending me application forms and gave me a password and reference number blah blah blah and I couldnt wait to end this call to check on this company. As soon as we ended the call my bank called an informed me of an attempt by Jobs around the World to draw money from my account. So much for waiting until tomorrow ! They actually made two attempts one of $500 and a second of $200. I instructed the bank to block my card. This all happened about 5 hours ago ,then I found your website. People out there please be warned !

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience Bryan!

      I’m glad you didn’t get caught in this.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. Bryan,
      very similar story with me. Did they send you any emails afterwards stating that you owed them and you should pay ASAP? If yes, did you respond?
      DS

      1. Bryan Vassilatos says:

        Hi David,
        Fortunately after all this drama, I didn’t get anymore phone calls or emails for that matter. I think they got annoyed when I blocked my bank account.

  41. Hi, i just received the call from them and after all the talking they ask for the payment and i tell them i wanted to check their legit with another source and that is when the “pressure” begins.
    They tried to force me to accept their legit only with their statements and arguments and saying that there where no need nor point at thinking it was no legit. I insist that i need some hours to check them and that is when they say that they cant wait for me because they have other peoples waiting for my spot and the cant separate mines. So it was now or never and that is a typical way to scam.
    Be aware.

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience Salva.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  42. Hello!

    I recently received a call from them. First thing is, like someone said here, they try to convince you that it is a once in a life opportunity and you can’t miss it. They ask for your age, what did you study and a list of countries that you’d like to get a job.

    Then they told me that the required payment to start receiving job offers is US $500.

    Red flags for me:

    1. They don’t ask any of your previous experiences yet they guarantee you job offers.

    2. They said the companies will pay everything regarding the immigration process and I just had to give them my papers and the required information.

    3. They said they want to know if you can pay their fee. So this guy asked what credit or debit card I had. I told him that a MasterCard and he wanted me to give him the numbers and other info so that he can confirm that the credit card will work as a payment. So he was gonna charge me the 500 dollars in that moment, 5 minutes after he called me. Crazy.

    Be careful everyone because it looks too good to be real.

    1. Thanks for sharing this Roberto!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  43. Ouhhh i Just paíd the 500 USD for the resume to get a Job in Canadá , they said it Was Just for checking if i had the account, i think i made wrong, please if someone knows about this program if this really works or i los the money 🙁

    1. Hi Cesar,

      Seems that Musaid (see the comment before yours) has a positive experience with them. But it seems that the transaction hasn’t completed yet.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. These people are crooks same story for me today

  44. Hello Jack dear,
    I am Musaid this is a good article, deep investigation, but job across the world is not scam, they helped me…
    I am sorry some people had abd experience with them but i with their help found employer to sponsor me and soon i can work in australia again so i am grateful to them very much
    I hope you search more and find good positive things about job acros the world.

    1. Thank you for your message. This is the first positive comment about this company.

      I hope everything works well for you, and hopefully, you can really work in Australia when the time comes.

      Maybe you can give us an update when you finally work at Australia?

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

      1. Hello, I also paid before starting to be worried. it happens 5 days ago,
        On the bright side, they called me today and ask questions about the place I wanted to be relocated (Quebec in my case).
        I am still worried, so I had 3 more calls after I paid and I decide to not show my feeling and see how it finish as long as they don’t ask for more money.
        I cannot decide if it is a scam or not as they seem to be doing something and 5 days after taking my money they have no reason to contact me. But maybe it is part of the strategy.
        I don’t know but I will keep you posted.

        1. Thanks for sharing Stephane!

          Looking forward to your further update.

          Cheers!
          ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

    2. May I know if your transaction with them is successful?

  45. If anyone out there that has seen this comment, and you were able to get a refund, please reply to this comment.

    In the meantime Naita, I would recommend that you go to your financial institution to stop any further payments to them. If possible, as your bank to investigate them.

    Thank you!

    Cheers!
    ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  46. I’ll like to thank you Jack. Last week on the 9th /03/2018 I received the call from this no. +442031501986 called himself Martin James, from “Jobs across the world”. He told me the same story also want my credit no. and the amount of R8000.00 so I gave him without fear because i knew that he will get nothing in that account and i was so suspicious. After a short period he phoned me back telling me that there’s nothing in my account. I promised him that he will get it month end of May. He put me hold to talk to his partner of finance, Mitchell Garison,thats her name . She also told me that if ever i delay im gonna miss the opportunity. I asked them their email adress. She promised me that she’ll send it even today im still waiting.

    Warm Regards
    Sue

    1. You are most welcome Sue, and thank you for sharing your experience.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  47. Hello Jack,

    Thank you very much for this, it helps me a lot.

    I received a phone call today (03/07/18) and actually i was pretty shocked because she was very meticulous about my private life, also she asked weather i was ready to pay 500 USD for their job(creating my CV/finding a job).
    When I asked where she had found my number she replied “I can’t say it to you right now”, then after couple of minutes I repeated my Q and she said that I might have left a request ( it may be though) one year ago or something.
    Then I asked her to send me letter to my email address in order to check.

    So I decided to find comments about this site and came across to your article:)

    Best regards,

    Ayta

    1. You are most welcome Ayta and thank you for sharing as well!

      I’m glad my review helped you in time.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  48. Only 15 minutes ago, They called me and talked a lot and sent me to email to make payment for 6 months registration 299Euro. But I told them I already do not have this money I am just graduated and I don’t have cash and my credit card is still student credit card and there is only around 100Euro limit of credit for students. 2 different women talked me to make me register right now. But They still forced me to register even though I told them already I have been accepted by some companies as one by one emailing and a lot skype interviews I did and I can go to Italy or UK for architectural job by Erasmus sponsorship programme but they got angry and almost they would shout me and finally after a big challenge, They wished me good luck, stopped to deceive me. I could not understand what was wrong and I just searched on the website what they are and I saw this talks. Thanks all in all, in the last step I escaped ^-^

    1. Hey Emily,

      Thanks so much for sharing your experience! This definitely helps people with their research on the company.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  49. Ariel Lloren says:

    They just called me several minutes ago and offered to assist me in finding a company in Canada that is willing to hire me with free airfare, free canadian visa, free accommodation, etc hahahah

    They asked for 500usd payment for the service of finding the company which I doubt if they could ever find one.

    I did not provide my card number so they provided me an option to wire transfer money to their bank account and to my surprise the bank is located in Spain.

    I hope I could paste the screenshot here in the comments so you guys can take a look

    1. Hey Ariel,

      Thanks so much for your insights!

      Can you send the screenshot to [email protected]?

      I will post your screenshot in the main article.

      Thank you!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  50. jobs accross the world is 100% a scam webiste everyone. tried to get a refund after 2 days of the service and no one has even tried to contact me back stay away

    1. Thanks for your input Unju! Hope the others will see your comment.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  51. I and my family registered in it and I want to know if they are going to do this really or they will just take our money?? Answer please I’m in a hurry ?

    1. Hi Reem,

      Honestly, I haven’t seen one positive feedback since I’ve posted this review. So, my only guess is that they will not do what they’ve promised. So, if you are not in too deep, please get out now.

      As the business runs in the UK, I would suggest that you report it here if they happen to be a fraud.

      I hope this helps!

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  52. Eder Ramos says:

    I received a call from them and I have a brief conversation but firstly they wondered me if I have a credit card and the availability to pay $500… That sounded weird to me, so I kept the conversation and explained to me that I was going to register in a website where many companies around the word were going to check my profile. At the end of the call I didn’t want to pay because it looked very easy to apply in that way, I asked the information through email and the caller only sent my an article from Yahoo about Finances around the world.

    The caller got mad with me and dropped the call! I think was a scammer. Real customer services never drop a call!

    1. Lol! Thanks for sharing your experience Eder!

      It definitely means a lot to people who are reading this review.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  53. Hello Jack, I am glad I read all the information and comments from people.
    They also contacted me and now I know that this is sure a scam.
    I once payed to Visa Experts like US $40.00 and they said that I was not eligible because of my age (I was 50 at that time), and now they tell me that the good news is that now I am!!
    I am concerned that if they have my credit card number from the other time they could make a charge this time. I will call my bank right away!
    Regards,

    1. Hey Marcella,

      Glad you saw this post and I’m glad it helped! This is the very reason I set up this website.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  54. Pedro R Armada says:

    Hi Jack:

    More or less, same happened to me. They call me and start asking for money from the very beginning. I tried to stop their chattering to ask which were they services, my duties and other details, but they keep asking first for my credit card numbers so they could check if I was a real person. Later they offered I could pay my 1260 $ in two payments and asked how much could pay for the first downpaiment and told them only 500. Without even answering my queries, they transferred to an another guy who keep asking for my other credit card details, but I refused and I said I didn’t wanted their services.
    Four days after that, my bank told me they charged 630 $ without telling me nothing, so I got angry and cancelled my credit card ant its payment. No notice from then that they carged money to my credit card, no recipe, no nothing. So in my mind, they are vulgar scammers.
    Regards and good luck

    1. Thanks so much for your insights Pedro!

      It means so much to people who are about to join the program.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  55. I want to inform you that this website might be affiliated with another with the address canadianvisaexpert.com; where I got a phone call from promoting their job placement services.

    1. Hi there,

      Thank you so much for that information! I am sure people who come across barenakedscam will appreciate your input.

      Cheers!
      ~Jack (BareNakedScam)

  56. RUN B4 ICU says:

    A couple of years ago I spent around US$2,500 to immigrate to Canada via CANADIAN VISA EXPERTS. According to them, they would help me because of my age (at the time I was 46) and through the normal federal immigration path to Canada I wouldn’t get many points because of that – even though I do have a lot of experience in my field. Since I already knew that and because most of what they told was true, I fell for it – bait, hook, and line! They found me another “program” in a small province, which according to them, would accept my scores, and I got their enrollment #. After all of that, nothing happened.
    WHAT DOES IT HAS TO DO WITH JOBS AROUND THE WORLD? Well, a month ago, I received a call from an individual who knew ALL my information from Canadian Visa Experts (CVE). He even knew my CVE# and which province I was applying for in Canada, except that this time, he said, he was calling from JOBS AROUND THE WORLD! He had a world database of workers who would fill out their resume and the employers would pay ALL the expenses to have them in their countries. Ain’t that fishy or what?

  57. Morning Sunshine says:

    Hello Jack, thank you for this info. I also just received a phonecall from an agent in the UK eventhough I didnt actually finished my registration with them online. I was already a bit suspiscious and even more when we got cut off and she didnt call back. So I did a bit of snooping aroudn and found your website. My husband even went to search for the images they posted as their reviewers on google image and guess what? These images are used in other different accounts such as twitter and etc under different names! The guys called Harrison for example had a twitter account and his name is Tariq Ramadhan there and on another website he had another different name. This website, papersasap also seem to be another scam website.

    1. Hi guys, i have also had a bad experience with jobs across the world, I found this website and sent them a email for them to help me to get a job in Canada and to migrate there. I filed out a form and made a payment of $15us I think for them to process a family migration Visa applications they sent me from to field out witch I did, a few days later a woman called me, she said she is calling office towers the processing of my Visa she told me it is going to cast $1200us to compete the Visa applications, I tried to tell her that I did not have that much money in my account but she keep forsaking me to find a way to pay the money she was so forceful till I get scared and tell her to cancel the processing. A few days later a man called me and talked with me about the Visa applications processing and apologized for his assistance beaver he asked me about the amount of money she did ask me to pay l tell him he tell me that he is going to work with me personally and that he is going to give me a discount and bring the money down to $765us I get confidence in him he said I have to make a payment and the fee and ask for my account details and I give him all my account details he takes $250us from my account and said I can pay the rest the 30th of March I watch my account online but he did not take any more from my account ofter a few days he send me some job’s ofter for me to chose from but I was getting nervous about my account so I went to the bank and changed my credit card details, so i am now waiting for him to call me back about the rest of money. So thanks guys I am glad I scorch and find your comment that put me on my guard thanks.

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