SCAM
SCAM!
digiffic-work.com is the scammers website, they are using another legitimate business..digiffic.com to lure their victims in.
Someone will text, saying you applied for a remote freelance role and they want to forward you to the relevant person.
Scammers will make you complete “tasks” on their website, using cryptocurrency.
They will get you to transfer them money via various cryptocurrencies MULTIPLE times in order to complete the tasks and move up the “rankings”.
It is all fake.
They have even gone as far as creating a Whattsapp group to make you feel part of the community. Then one or two of them will message you directly to gain your trust.
Disgusting group of people. Most here in the UK-some of them abroad.
UPDATE:
Looking at the response below..This is a SCAM! Don't be fooled by the airy response. These people are manipulative..There are a couple of other reviews which say the company name has changed..all part of the elaborate scam. Do your research..ask yourself “Is it too good to be true?” If you think it is.. It probably is fake.
Another update 4/4/25:
A suggestion for Digiffic IF it is a genuine business 👀
Have a section where people can see if you actually have vacances or not. The website is very basic so it is easy to be duped into thinking there are vacancies. Sorry you are not getting any of my personal details as resquested. The experience above is true and not fake.
Update 5/4/25:
It must be frustrating for your business,
hope you manage to sort out how to differentiate from the scammers and let people know when they do visit your website to research the company.
Odpowiedź od digiffic.com
Hi Niketa,
I'm extremely sorry to hear what happened to you.
We recently became aware of this scam campaign, which has been affecting multiple agencies worldwide. Even the New York Post published an article about it earlier this year:
https://nypost.com/2025/01/09/us-news/text-scammers-blasting-out-bogus-job-offers-stole-2-2m-in-crypto-ny-ag-says-never-ending-nightmare/
Several people have reached out to us after being contacted by scammers to verify if the job offer was legitimate. Please note that we never recruit via Telegram, WhatsApp, or similar messaging platforms. Like most companies, we only use official job sites such as LinkedIn for recruitment.
In most countries, paying salaries in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies is illegal, just as employment without a written contract is.
We are working with platforms such as WhatsApp to find ways to protect our brand. We have also published a pop-up notice on our website addressing this issue. However, our data suggests that it may not be fully effective, as many people attracted to these fraudulent job offers do not visit our website beforehand to verify their legitimacy. But we are committed to finding a solution.
EDIT: Hi, Nikki - our website is digiffic.com, not digiffic-work.com. The first domain was registered almost 6 years ago, while digiffic-work.com was registered by scammers 2 months ago. You can easily verify that on websites such as https://www.whatsmydns.net/domain-age. Our brand is a registered trademark. Criminals are impersonating us, and we have no control over what's published on domains that don't belong to us. We're a legitimate business with multiple reviews from satisfied partners on platforms such as Clutch. I can assure you that you never received any communication from Digiffic from people actually employed by us (affiliated with us on LinkedIn or listed on our website) or received any emails from @digiffic.com domain.
Again, I'm really sorry to hear what happened to you, but this had nothing to do with our brand.