BWJ Travel, LLCReviews of bwjagents.com

Scam alert. They faked an entire website, and have many members that scam the customers as well as the people trying to get a job working for them. They make you pay to use their fake service, which promises distributors, but just takes you through more loop holes of paying for more.

This company scan me last year and charge me 390 dollars when I called I was told I couldn’t get my money back I spoke to Jasmine and told her I wanted my name out of their company and they could keep my money few days ago they charge me again with the same excuse I report it as fraud because I was very specific from the beginning they give you fake leads and make you waste your time and money stay away from them

BWJ Agents is a scam! They make it seem legitimate. I found this job offer on Indeed, which details working remotely from home and booking reservations for hotels and travel. I sent my resume, and they contacted me very quickly, which seemed odd. "Edwin" sent me a link to join a meeting at my convenience. The next day, I joined the meeting, a live zoom meeting of "Jacob " explaining the pay, duties, and other details. It sounded too good to be true. After the presentation, there was an option to pay monthly or yearly, "Jacob" had said he would not end the call until he had everyone provide him the "order number " to show that we paid for a travel license which didn't feel right.I did some research and found reviews from people who paid but never received the classes or a refund. It's a shame how people do this. When I went to the BBB to report the scam, they asked for the scam's location. BWJ Agents are smart; they list three different locations in Canada, making it difficult to pinpoint their actual location. If you look up the zip code and address they use, it's odd—they use a CA address. What I was able to find though was BWJ ( Book With Jacob ) 1731 W. Glenoaks Blvd. Suite #202 Glendale, CA 91201 Phone: (818) 450-8085 BWJ Agents is a scam targeting people who want to work from home. They noted that it's unusual to be required to pay a monthly fee to be "licensed" and that the license is granted through the company itself, which is suspicious. DO NOT FALL FOR IT

This is the biggest scam company, YOU DONT PAY TO WORK.

I figured it out within the first 10 minutes of the meeting. He wasn't even good at it. ChatGPT could have come up with a better script. I am honestly impressed with how bad it was. I really just watched the pre-recorded "interview" just to see where it would go. Thank you for the new experience.

Big time scam! I should have known better when I watched the webinar and he did not acknowledge me as having paid for the fake Errors & Commission insurance that I had not received. Also, the login link he provides takes you back to the course. And, the login email that you will find in your spam email will not work. Please, please, please do yourself a favor and listen to these reviews before you, too, make the same mistake and get scammed. This Business with Jacob (BWJ) man needs to go to jail for fraud, waste, abuse, and theft!

The founder of this so-called travel agency is posting ads on Indeed, Craigslist, and social media promising up to $40 dollars and hour for a customer service and data entry job. You're invited to a group interview online, and this total fraud wastes an hour of your time spinning an elaborate tale of how his father built this agency, and how they work with celebrities. He said everyone in the group interview was being offered a job and he started in with how much many we would all be making. Then out of nowhere, he said we could only work for his agency if we had "Errors and Ommisions" Insurance. The next the I know, there is a form on my screen to input credit card information for the insurance for $97 dollars. When I input travel, Jacob, and employment scam, I was surprised to find it everywhere on the internet. Multiple threads on Reddit, Quora, Better Business Bureau, and he has videos all over TicToc. It's like the whole world is talking about this scammer, so why is he still able to do this?! I turned him in to the FBI.

SCAM , Jacob(founder) advertises the job as DATA entry. At the end of the pitch, you have to provide your debit card information. A total waste of an hour of my time.