Fraud Alert: 'Kworq' Job Offers and kworqonline.com Are a Scam
If someone messaged you about a paid 'task job' at Kworq, or you found a website called kworqonline.com that looks a lot like ours — this page is for you. Short version: it's not us. Scammers have copied our name, logo, and branding to run a job scam. Here's everything you need to know, how to protect yourself, and how to reach the real us.
What's happening
A scam operation is impersonating Kworq, Inc. They have copied our logo, our name, and our positioning onto a fake website — kworqonline.com — and they recruit victims through WhatsApp, Telegram, and text messages with offers of paid remote 'tasks' done in our name.
To be completely clear:
kworq.com is our only website. Anything at kworqonline.com — or any other variation — is not us.
We never recruit through WhatsApp, Telegram, or text messages.
We never ask you to register on a portal to 'start work', complete paid tasks, or deposit money. Not for any reason. Ever.
We never ask for cryptocurrency, gift cards, or 'top-ups' to unlock earnings.
- Website: kworq.com
- A creative agency: campaigns, film, design for brands
- Hires through our site and LinkedIn, with interviews
- Pays employees and freelancers — never the reverse
- Email ends in @kworq.com
- Website: kworqonline.com (registered June 2026)
- A login portal: “Please login to access more content”
- Recruits strangers via WhatsApp/Telegram messages
- Asks YOU to deposit or 'top up' to unlock earnings
- Untraceable contacts, pressure to act fast
How the scam works
This is a known pattern called a task scam, and it's hitting brands everywhere. Knowing the script is the best protection:
You get an unsolicited message — often WhatsApp or Telegram — offering flexible remote work for 'Kworq': liking videos, reviewing products, 'boosting' apps. Easy money for simple clicks.
You're directed to register an account on their portal (the fake site) to 'start work'.
Early 'tasks' actually pay out small amounts. This is bait — it builds trust.
Then comes the hook: to unlock bigger commissions or withdraw your earnings, you must deposit your own money, usually in cryptocurrency.
Once you deposit, the demands escalate — 'complete this task set', 'pay a release fee' — until you stop. The money is gone.
The Federal Trade Commission has warned about exactly this pattern — see their guide on job scams. If it happened to you, it's not because you were careless; these operations are professional and they borrow real companies' reputations — like ours — to look legitimate.
“A real job pays you. Any 'job' that asks you to deposit money first is a scam — no exceptions.”
If they've contacted you
Don't register, don't deposit, and stop replying. Block the sender.
If you already sent money: report it immediately to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov and to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov. If you paid by card or bank transfer, call your bank — fast action sometimes helps.
Report the account that messaged you inside WhatsApp/Telegram — it helps get the operation's numbers banned.
Warn a friend. These scams spread through shared contact lists; the person after you might not search first.
How to verify it's really us
Our only website is kworq.com.
Our email addresses end in @kworq.com — nothing else.
Open roles, when we have them, are listed on our site or our official LinkedIn page.
We will never ask you for money, crypto, or account deposits. If money flows toward the company, it's not Kworq.
