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Shadowy world behind freelancer marketplace: ‘He drains people completely dry’

Shadowy world behind freelancer marketplace: ‘He drains people completely dry’

The freelance platform ProLinker is being accused of fraudulent activities, including posting fake AI-generated job vacancies and failing to pay dozens of freelancers. The platform has also been linked to unauthorized subscription charges, intimidation, and the disappearance of luxury vehicles.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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