BpocoworkersReviews of bpocoworkers.com

Scamming platform. On the day before they paid me for the first time, Oleg (one of the staff), supposedly sent $8k and my wallet was locked. The payment system mimics CatPay but I think it is just a copy using the CatPay logo. Funds in your wallet are not real. Then they tried to get me to transfer money to have my wallet unlocked. They also get you to send your Trust Wallet seed phrase via a Gmail account linked to your corporate email with them. And then try to get you to transfer money into your Trust Wallet by linking your local bank account. Don't go near these creatures. They are thieves and hustlers and a total waste of time.

It's a huge scamming platform that has been existing for some times without nothing been done to it You will work and work without you getting paid They have a staff called oleg which they will tell to wire some amount into your wallet then your wallet will be restricted They will the request you go through kyc with an agent that will be assigned to you She's also part of the scammer and she will claim she's a cat caterpillar admin which is a lie Her name is Priscilla Garita and the manager name is Nikolas They will request you fund your trustwallet you created with then with $500 which will be added to your dashboard but it's a lie Then they will later request you to migrate your wallet so that you can be able to withdraw it which is another means to scam you if another $500 or more They are all scammers

Initially the job was lead generation specialist and i applied from Guru job platform, the poster personally message me. this was his message to me ' THIAGO 33 Sun, Jul 12, 04:53 AM Hi Sandra I wanted to personally reach out to let you know that I cannot continue with the project due to an urgent emergency surgery. I thought the doctor would schedule it for next month, but it has to happen this week. I'll be fit to work again next month, but I'm very sorry for any inconvenience this causes. I was given site to work on and when it comes for payment they started demanding for google API. the suppose supervisor told me he is sick too i should sort myself out he is going for leave. the HR never replied to my messages, i work for 10 days with no pay. However, I have a connection with BPO Coworkers, an agency specializing in meeting the needs of individuals and businesses bpocoworkers.com They are currently looking to fill 13 remote Customer Support and Virtual Assistant roles focused on email ticketing. They have over 5 years of experience and 18k+ successful projects with a 94% client satisfaction rate.

Doesn't seem legit at all at least by their recruitment techniques and the independent research I made. I was approached by a 3rd party on a freelancers platform (PeoplePerHour). Initially the 3rd party published a job about Excel Dashboard. I submitted a proposal not knowing the job was apparently not legit. Two weeks later, I received a message from the 3rd party that the job has been postponed for the time being and then there was a direct attempt to recruit me to Bpocoworkers in a couple of messages sent by the 3rd party. A few hours later that same profile was blocked on PeoplePerHour platform. I can only imagine that this person bulk-messaged in the exact same manner all the freelancers who sent proposals.

They’re scammer. Didn't pay workers. Avoid working with them.

I worked as a Customer Support Specialist for BPO CoWorkers beginning March 2026. I completed all assigned work and was owed $1,100.00 in wages. When it came time to be paid, an employee made an unauthorized transfer into my Work Wallet, which caused my account to be frozen. As a result, I never received the money I worked/earned. I reached out repeatedly via email and contacted multiple individuals within the company no one ever responded. Shortly after, my company email account was cancelled entirely. I have documentation of everything emails, screenshots, and records of the unauthorized transfer. This is wage theft. I have since sent a formal demand letter to the company and filed complaints with both the South Carolina and Pennsylvania Departments of Labor, as well as the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage and Hour Division. If you are considering working with BPO CoWorkers, please proceed with extreme caution. I would hate for anyone else to work hard and walk away with nothing.

A few days ago i was offered a job offer by BPO Coworkers through a dodgy 3rd party in a legitimate job finding platform called people per hour where i have been hired for real projects. Long story short they are NOT legit. They will take you through an online test and then offer you a job on flexible hours. its all bull. They will ask you to put payment details on the settings that include API codes and authentication of google pay which basically hands them over your bank accounts. Very pushy and un-proffesional online communication with hr and line management should also be quite telling this is wrong. Simply ignore and move on. Im reporting to a few places so naive folks don't give in.