RemoExpertsReviews of rex.zone

Not paid after approved tasks. It's been over a month. Every week they ask for payment ID and to select payment slot. I do that. Then they don't respond for 3 days and ask me to choose again. They keep sending me backdated slots as well which expired at least a week ago. There is no way to contact a human and ask about the issue either. I kept all the screenshots of their Creative Trance project communication and false payment methods. Absolutely frustrating and horrible experience.

My persona verification has been under review since September. It is sad because I scored 100% in the exam and I used my passport photograph for my identity verification. I hoped the website was real. I would have logged this complaint with support but they would never respond. The company looked like it was real from some reviews i've seen but now I just don't know. A lot of reviews were also quite negative.

The entry exam includes a guide that explains that you will have to draw rectangular bounding boxes around objects to label them. It then shows an example of a bounding box being drawn around a perfectly rectangular object. It clarifies that you must never ever include other objects within the bounding box. It then presents you with the actual evaluation example in which it is completely impossible to draw a bounding box around the individual items without that bounding box also including other items. By the nature of the image, you can either make sure your annotation boxes don't overlap, but miss some of the object, or you can allow your annotation boxes to overlap, but they will contain multiple objects. If you look at the problem logically, failure is the only possibility, by either one of two equally incorrect arrangement of annotation boxes. I'd hate to imagine that they consider the only other option to be a success. That would throw the integrity of their data sets into question. They say they want professional experience in a wide variety of technical fields, but if you fail their poorly designed trick question riddle puzzle with no correct answer, they reject your application. I would imagine that they are screening out thousands of applicants who would otherwise be providing excellent contributions to the actual projects. It's such a profound insult to logic and decency that I can't even recommend bothering with such a company. I'm sure there are multiple other equally absurd issues that are encountered by those who manage to win the coin flip of figuring out which incorrect way they want the boxes to be drawn.

Not getting redirected

This is a SCAM operation for collecting private information. I applied via their daily LinkedIn posts. They forced ID verification and diploma upload to access the platform. I completed their assessment and scored over 95%, but they have taken no further action. They are still posting the same project every single day while ignoring qualified trainers who already passed. It is obvious they have no real project - they are just a SCAMMER site harvesting IDs and personal data.

I want to share my recent experience applying through @REX because I think other applicants should understand the Entry Exam process before investing their time. I completed REX's onboarding and Entry Exam. The exam allows only one attempt. After being rejected, my profile displayed “Entry Exam” as failed and “Profile Rejected,” with the subsequent verification stages locked. REX's own FAQ states that Entry Exam retakes are not allowed. I contacted the recruitment team asking why applicants receive only one opportunity, whether there was an appeal or reconsideration process, and whether there was any practical reason to continue searching for jobs on the platform after my profile had been rejected. I also explained that if there was no recourse, I wanted my account and personal information deleted. Within approximately two minutes, I received a response explaining how to delete my account. None of my questions regarding an appeal, reconsideration, or the one-attempt policy were addressed. What makes this particularly frustrating is that the assessment included a practical annotation exercise using REX's interface. While a tutorial was provided, applicants apparently have one opportunity to perform the assessment successfully, and REX explicitly states that there are no retakes. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend investing significant time completing a REX profile unless applicants are comfortable with a one-attempt Entry Exam and no stated opportunity to retake it. I would welcome a response from @REX explaining why the Entry Exam is limited to one attempt and whether rejected applicants have any meaningful avenue for reconsideration. #REX #RemoExperts #AIJobs #DataAnnotation #JobSearch #RemoteWork

A zero for remo experts: your verification process is so frustrating- a whole week capturing ID photos, ultimately what you get is personna rejected. If you dont accept certain countries,make it clear than subjecting people to all these crap. How real can we be? A total waste of time doing the verification alone. Fix your biased systems!!!

Warning to job seekers: RemoExperts (Rex.zone) requires you to submit highly sensitive biometric data, selfies, and government IDs through Persona. The verification system failed me, but they still retained my physical ID and facial scans. They collect sensitive identity data from applicants without providing actual work or secure, transparent deletion loops. Do not trust them with your ID." I emailed both company remo & Persona and they are both not helpful and cannot say why my verification failed.