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This article discusses an entity alleged to be involved in fraudulent and illegal activities. The information presented is based on claims of investigative findings; such allegations may be subject to legal proceedings and verification by relevant authorities.

RecruitPro Virtual is described as a 𝐏𝐡𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐞-𝐛𝐚𝐬𝐞𝐝 recruitment operation that advertises work-from-home positions as "Chat Moderators" and "Profile Managers" for online dating platforms. It conducts recruitment in large batches (e.g., Batch 70) and promises full-time roles with performance-based pay in US dollars. However, multiple claims assert the operation is fraudulent, linked to romance scam platforms, and structured to recruit workers for activities aimed at defrauding users from Western countries.

According to available information, RecruitPro Virtual is strongly linked to a network of online dating platforms including 𝗧𝗮𝗹𝗸𝘆𝗧𝗶𝗺𝗲𝘀 and 𝗔𝗹𝗹𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲. Workers are allegedly assigned fake profiles to engage users from the United States, Canada, Australia, and Western Europe in what are presented as "serious relationships," with the goal of extracting money through chats, emails, and gifts.

The operation is said to have a history of rebranding, with alleged previous ties to a brand called "Onyxx" that was reportedly raided. It uses young domains (e.g., talkytimes.com, said to be 5 yearsold, and updated on May 26,2026 at the time of investigation) with WHOIS privacy protection to hide ownership. Scam detection tools are claimed to have given this domain no Trust Scores due to lack of info and tools.

The business model is reported to use a performance-based commission system (30-50% of funds extracted from victims), with mandatory unpaid training.

The recruitment process is described as a deceptive pipeline designed to filter for compliance rather than skill:

- Applicants are contacted via Facebook or Telegram. - Recruiters send pre-screening questions about access to a laptop, reliable internet, full-time availability, and location. - Responses are limited to "YES/NO" to confirm basic eligibility.

- Applicants are added to batch-specific groups (e.g., "Batch 70"). - A non-proctored test is administered via Google Forms. - Applicants are explicitly encouraged to cheat using AI tools like ChatGPT; in some cases, recruiters have reportedly provided answer keys directly to prevent failures. - A deadline (e.g., Wednesday noon) is set, with no live verification measures.

- Only those who "pass" the EPT are invited to attend. - Sessions are held via Zoom, with cameras optional and rarely enforced. - The role is presented as a "Chat Moderator for dating platforms," (Talkytimes) with no disclosure of fake profiles or fraudulent activities.

- A second Google Form collects detailed personal information including address and phone number. -- Info Not yet confirmed --

- A simple test covering basic logic or situational questions is administered. - Cheating with AI is again permitted, with the purpose of maintaining the appearance of a legitimate hiring process. -- Again, not yet confirmed --

- Successful applicants undergo 5 days of unpaid training. - Training covers use of platforms like TalkyTimes and AllCreate, management of fake profiles, and manipulation scripts. - Sessions are conducted in batch groups via Telegram or Zoom.

- A "contract" is presented as a Google Form. - There is no notarization, legal review, or signature from a verifiable employer entity. --Not yet confirmed --

- Graduates are assigned 4–5 fake profiles (male or female) on dating platforms. - Duties include engaging users, building fake relationships, and extracting funds through paid chats, virtual gifts, and intercepted physical gifts (e.g., perfume, jewelry). - Compensation is commission-only (30-50%), with no base salary or guarantees.

"Magkakaroon muna ng EPT exam (English Proficiency Test via Google form only) right after orientation. ➡️ Only applicants who pass the EPT will proceed to the next step.

📌 Updated Process Flow:

👉 EPT (English Proficiency Test via Google form only)

👉 Orientation

👉 Application Form

👉 Reasoning Exam

👉 Training

👉 Signing Contract

👉 CORE

📍 Layunin nito na ma-filter agad ang active at qualified applicants at maiwasan ang back out sa process."

- Jerick DeLeon (Recruiter)

A message from a RecruitPro Virtual recruiter named Jerick (@Recruitprojekdeleon on telegram) is cited as direct evidence of fraudulent intent: - The recruiter provided answer keys for the EPT, stating "ETO ANG SAGOT. BAKA MAMAYA BUMAGSAK PA KAYO..." - The message explicitly mentions preventing "back outs" by rushing applicants through the process before they understand the true nature of the role. - It demonstrates that the "test" is not for assessing skills but for filtering individuals willing to follow instructions and cheat.

The communication is described as showing the operation prioritizes quantity of workers over quality, and uses the recruitment process to build a pool of compliant individuals who are then coerced into participating in fraud.

Based on the claims presented, RecruitPro Virtual is alleged to be not a legitimate business process outsourcing (BPO) operation, but a recruitment pipeline for an international romance scam enterprise. The structure is said to exploit vulnerable Filipino job seekers while targeting English-speaking users in Western countries for financial fraud.

Note: This article reflects allegations and investigative claims. As with any alleged illegal activity, individuals and entities involved are entitled to due process, and information may change as legal proceedings or further investigations unfold.

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