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homebasework.net
Unclaimed Business
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2 Reviews (last 12 months)
Does not respond to reviews
Performance(last 12 months):
NPS Score
-100Unlikely
NPS Score
-100
Recommended: Unlikely
Review Distribution
3|2 Reviews
Oct '25 - Sep '26
Recent reviews (2)
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MAGGIE H
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2022
18 Jun 2026, 08:42
Title: Beware of "Work From Home" Task ****s Promising Easy Income
Title: Beware of "Work From Home" Task ****s Promising Easy Income Task-Based Earning Scheme Demands More Money at Every Level Consumer Warning: "Earn Extra Income" Adverti*****t Led to Financial Los I would like to warn others about what I believe to be a misleading "work from home" opportunity that resulted in me losing money and being pressured to deposit more funds in order to access my earnings. I was introduced to a company advertising an opportunity to earn extra income online. After clicking on the adverti*****t, I was redirected to WhatsApp, where I spoke to a lady named Marli (@Marli_0001). She explained that the business was linked to Makro and that I could earn money by completing online tasks. Before joining, I specifically asked whether I would need to use my own money. I was told that I would not. I was then provided with a registration link and instructed to create an account. After registering, I was introduced to an account manager, Isabel (@Isabel52454), who would guide me through the process. To begin, I was required to deposit R100. I completed the tasks and was able to withdraw my money. I was then encouraged to upgrade to VIP2 by depositing R200, which again allowed me to complete tasks and withdraw funds. The next level, VIP3, required a deposit of R500. After paying this amount, a bonus was added to my account, giving me a balance of approximately R5,500 to complete 26 tasks. While completing these tasks, I was suddenly logged out of the system and the entire balance disappeared from my account. When I contacted support, I was told that users with higher VIP levels had the right to "snatch" my orders and that I would need to wait until the next day for new tasks. Despite numerous messages over more than eight hours, my requests for assistance and a refund were ignored. Only after contacting the person who initially recruited me was the R500 deposit returned to my account. The bonus balance was removed. I was then given a new set of tasks. However, when I reached task 25 out of 26, a large order suddenly appeared and I was informed that I needed to deposit an additional R2,940 in order to complete the task and access my funds. Given what had happened the previous day, I was not willing to risk losing even more money. As a result, my account remains locked with incomplete orders, and I am unable to withdraw the funds shown in the system. My experience suggests a pattern where users are encouraged to make increasingly larger deposits in order to continue, while access to their earnings is restricted unless additional payments are made. This is not the "salary" or "extra income" opportunity that was advertised. Please be extremely cautious of online adverti*****ts promoting easy income through task-based work. If you are required to deposit your own money in order to earn or withdraw funds, consider it a major warning sign. I am sharing my experience to help prevent others from falling victim to the same situation
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MAGGIE H
1 reviews | Active since Feb 2022
18 Jun 2026, 08:42
Title: Beware of "Work From Home" Task ****s Promising Easy Income
Title: Beware of "Work From Home" Task ****s Promising Easy Income Task-Based Earning Scheme Demands More Money at Every Level Consumer Warning: "Earn Extra Income" Adverti*****t Led to Financial Los I would like to warn others about what I believe to be a misleading "work from home" opportunity that resulted in me losing money and being pressured to deposit more funds in order to access my earnings. I was introduced to a company advertising an opportunity to earn extra income online. After clicking on the adverti*****t, I was redirected to WhatsApp, where I spoke to a lady named Marli (@Marli_0001). She explained that the business was linked to Makro and that I could earn money by completing online tasks. Before joining, I specifically asked whether I would need to use my own money. I was told that I would not. I was then provided with a registration link and instructed to create an account. After registering, I was introduced to an account manager, Isabel (@Isabel52454), who would guide me through the process. To begin, I was required to deposit R100. I completed the tasks and was able to withdraw my money. I was then encouraged to upgrade to VIP2 by depositing R200, which again allowed me to complete tasks and withdraw funds. The next level, VIP3, required a deposit of R500. After paying this amount, a bonus was added to my account, giving me a balance of approximately R5,500 to complete 26 tasks. While completing these tasks, I was suddenly logged out of the system and the entire balance disappeared from my account. When I contacted support, I was told that users with higher VIP levels had the right to "snatch" my orders and that I would need to wait until the next day for new tasks. Despite numerous messages over more than eight hours, my requests for assistance and a refund were ignored. Only after contacting the person who initially recruited me was the R500 deposit returned to my account. The bonus balance was removed. I was then given a new set of tasks. However, when I reached task 25 out of 26, a large order suddenly appeared and I was informed that I needed to deposit an additional R2,940 in order to complete the task and access my funds. Given what had happened the previous day, I was not willing to risk losing even more money. As a result, my account remains locked with incomplete orders, and I am unable to withdraw the funds shown in the system. My experience suggests a pattern where users are encouraged to make increasingly larger deposits in order to continue, while access to their earnings is restricted unless additional payments are made. This is not the "salary" or "extra income" opportunity that was advertised. Please be extremely cautious of online adverti*****ts promoting easy income through task-based work. If you are required to deposit your own money in order to earn or withdraw funds, consider it a major warning sign. I am sharing my experience to help prevent others from falling victim to the same situation
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