Faraz Khan (scammer) Karobar guru / Abnotix / Mighty Tech
Behind this scam company there is a person name Faraz Khan.
They are scamming United States citizens and looting their money.
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Karobar Guru helps Pakistani freelancers and IT startups build structured, scalable, and sustainable businesses through professional consultancy, strategic guidance, and operational support.
D-3, 3rd Floor, Westland Trade Centre, PECHS Block-7/8, Shahr-e-Faisal, Karachi, Pakistan., 75300, Karachi, Pakistan
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Behind this scam company there is a person name Faraz Khan.
They are scamming United States citizens and looting their money.
Abnotix Solution-Karobar Guru-Innovio-Up-Trade:
Unprofessional, manipulative, they’ll lure you in, manipulate you into trusting them, will ask you to do multiple JDs but will offer you amount even below a JD of one role. Was called in for PR, later the chairman offered to help with Business Development, Content Creation, Marketing, Lead Management, Strategising digital transformation and after 19 days of constant meetings the chairman offers a 100k for a 15 day on-site and 15 day WFH job. On 9th of February he appointed me as the Associate Director-Communications and mentions salary as CONFIDENTIAL,later the next day says he can’t pay more than 100k for all the Tasks. Person has zero decency or respect for time, zero value for time, commitment, zero professionalism! Additionally I was assigned two more tasks by the Director for an UNREGISTERED ORGANISATION that goes by the name of WELTH which is no less than a money minting scheme, sell awards that too of events of other organisations, Company has no sales team, no operations team or customer support but a team that runs n manages social media and ad campaigns etc. HR head keeps calling in for job openings doing her job without any accurate information about the hiring. I do not recommend anyone that is serious about their work, time and values. Specifically no woman, don’t get fooled in for a 6pm to 3am job where you’ll eventually get nothing but an unforgettable experience!
Karobar Guru:
Unprofessional, manipulative, they’ll lure you in, manipulate you into trusting them, will ask you to do multiple JDs but will offer you amount even below a JD of one role. Was called in for PR, later the chairman offered to help with Business Development, Content Creation, Marketing, Lead Management, Strategising digital transformation and after 19 days of constant meetings the chairman offers a 100k for a 15 day on-site and 15 day WFH job. On 9th of February he appointed me as the Associate Director-Communications and mentions salary as CONFIDENTIAL, later the next day says he can’t pay more than 100k for all the Tasks. Person has zero decency or respect for time, zero value for time, commitment, zero professionalism! I do not recommend anyone that is serious about their work, time and values. Specifically no woman, don’t get fooled in!
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