One Percent Club GlobalReviews of onepercentclub.net

I came to realize that this club is an elephant of a scam. It began when I received an email from their representative in my country, Kenya, telling me that they were impressed with my profile. I apply for many jobs and can't track all of them. So I took the chance and replied to the email. Later, they sent me a bunch of YouTube videos and webinars, trying to manipulate me into "taking action and making a decision." I usually operate on one rule when it comes to job search: money flows into my pocket and not out. This rule has saved me from scammers. The only time money should leave your pocket when searching for a job is when paying bills like internet and transport to visit the site. The empty office space where their scam leader, Nuwan Hettiarachchi, purports to operate from caught my attention. It looked as if they had to sneak into a building and record a video fast to sell you a success story. Details like that don't go unnoticed to me, which was a red flag. Now they claimed that your role is to leverage their system, which helps big businesses like FedEx, Manchester City, and Sharp do "risk optimization." I am sure these businesses have in-house systems to streamline their operations, so I didn't believe this claim. From the companies they list as their partners, they should be making a lot of profits, so they don't need your $70 USD to invest in their "systems." If anything, investors will have to provide more money in the neighborhood of $100,000 USD to make this scam club upscale its operation. I think 70 USD is too little for any investment that wants to take care of your future generations. The moment their leader mentioned that he required us to pay 70 USD to see our seriousness, I knew I was being scammed and left the Zoom call immediately. I have narrated how they operate. If you're reading this review before being scammed, good job, and thanks for not proceeding with their scamming scheme.

In my experience, this club is a scam. They approach you through LinkedIn, tell you they’re offering you a job, which turns out to actually be a business opportunity. They give you Rich Dad Poor Dad books and start telling you about the Cash Flow Quadrant, pushing you to move from being an employee. They interview you on several Zoom calls, and when you ask what the actual job is, they can’t even tell you. Please don’t apply and fall for this scam

They will reach out by linkdin asking for interview in your filed. I work in HR. then they will send zoom meeting and its about internet selling and nothing regarding HR. They will try to upsell useless courses and act if working online can make money.

One percent Club (1% club )is a scam club. They’ve built a team of scammers from all over the world and Africa to scam job seekers . They first send a message about claiming your profile qualify with their entrepreneurial organization. And later setup a webinar pre recorded video with their Scammer Indian Leader Nuwan Hettirachi . He’s an Indian but claims to be from Sri Lanka or Thailand . Later they claim they will help you partner with a system and they claim they work with HP and Sharp to provide risk optimization is all a lies , brainwash and crap . They share videos like rich dad poor dad , investing videos just manipulate you into taking a risk lol . The final interview is their scam leader Nuwan Hettirachi will ask for $70 or $80 to see if you’re a risk taker lol it’s all a scam . Don’t do it they will keep asking for more money over and over . It’s a scam . They claim they will pay your generation $25,000 dollars for life haha . They are liars you can Call Sharp or HP company to find out they don’t know them . Job seekers becareful . Don’t follow any entrepreneurship deal with these guys . Being your own boss is good but find that on your own way . These guys are all Indian scammers they will scam you don’t pay anything report them to them. #1%club scam#nuwan hettiarachi #sophia ngashira#scammers