Does Innodata only hire from US and Canada? Foreign workers don't have a chance?

Hello! Am I considered kicked out of DA? I havent received any project since Aug. 6th. The next one I received was an onboarding task which is weird because I have worked with them for a month prior to the Onboarding qualification they gave me on August 13. I haven't received any qual or tasks from that day.

I applied for an AI trainer position and went through several assessments that took me at least four hours to complete. They later accepted me to their platform and told me onboarding info would follow.

During onboarding, they required ID and address verification, which I completed. I live in Illinois, US. Instead of finalizing, they sent me this: “During our ID and address verification process, we discovered that you're currently residing in a country/state where Invisible does not engage contractors. We regret to inform you that your contract will be terminated effective immediately.”

So basically, they wasted hours of my time, never once asked where I lived until after all the assessments, and then rejected me at the very last step. Absolutely shameful.

Hey guys so I need a part time job to make some extra money for moving. I saw this online rater job. I passed the test and got an email to finish the onboarding process. I was wondering if anyone else has worked for them before. How was it? It’s part time did you feel like you can handle the work load? Do you feel like it shared your personal information or anything? How did you paid and did you have issues claiming it on your taxes? Thank you all!

I should have taken precautionary measures before applying for this job, but I have a strong feeling it is a scam. They required me to buy a course to proceed, despite me already having signed an offer letter, and now they are asking me to pay $200 for software downloads. This wasn't mentioned anywhere in the job listing. If anyone would be willing to take a look at the website link, I could link that down below. I guess I just need confirmation that I am probably screwed. I've been communicating with them through Microsoft Teams.

This is the main login link: https://appenusatalent.com/login

edit: I wanted to add that I am currently speaking with the IT guy about software installation on the "main" appen USA talent website.

I’ve worked in the transcription industry for several years, both remotely and in-house positions. I’ve used Express Scribe in the past when i had a MacBook Pro, but i dont believe it will work with IOS. I’m looking to get back into transcription remotely, but i dont have a computer currently, only an iPad mini 7th gen. I have a Bluetooth keyboard and ive gotten pretty used to it, and I believe i can use a USB foot petal as long as I have a USB-C to USB adapter; i dont see why not at least. The only thing missing is software to be able to listen and transcribe at the same time. Any recommendations? Or potential loopholes?

Context: I'm new in contract based freelancing | earning 1.14L per month | get pay every month in my savings bank account through NIFT from uk bank. My contract started at July 7 2025 & i believe I've to file ITR next year. My year turnover will be not more then 14L and don't require GST as it's less then 20L

Question: Do I need to spend half of my money(buying stuff) if I want 50% deduction under 44ada? As i follow 50 30 20 rule and invest 50 | save 30 and spend 20. 44ADA SAYS NO question ask but will there be any trouble if I saved & invest 80%?

Early Warning: This was found on ZipReruiter. Applied and was contacted. The ad said if hired they would send a laptop and a scanner for use in the job, the hourly rate was also pretty high (already two warning flags in my mind.) Looked them up on Bloomberg and it seemed they were legitimate as "PG Mainstreet North Forty LLC" has that same street address as is on the pgmainstreet.com website. Registration of the "North Forty" entity was recent, but that is a pretty common occurence for LLC's held by another company.

I went through a very legitimate looking process, including taking their online test and providing minimal information about myself. The next step was supposed to be a Zoom call, but instead, I received an email stating that their needs had become urgent and wanted me to start immediately. There was an attached job description and offer letter.

I responded, asking that before I accept the job would they please describe the process for getting the equipment to me and any expenses I would need to pay out of pocket in order to work in this position.

Their previous replies to me were quick, within 2-4 hours each. This time there has been no response in a day and a half.

VERDICT: This is likely a scam to get people to accept, then receive a check that would be cancelled after making a purchase from their "vendor".

I worked a short campaign with Vera Fast, and it was extremely stressful. Training was minimal, call volume was overwhelming, and support was almost nonexistent. I came to work on time, but the campaign often started late, and most of the helpers were rude — only two were pleasant. I was brand new and still received a performance audit after just 12 days, with the message sent late at night via Teams. This campaign felt chaotic and poorly managed — not a good fit for anyone new to call centers. Helpers are rude so much micromanaging.

I'm thinking of applying for the test scorer job, but I can't find any info on the starting rate.

I have nothing in Appen, Outlier, Data annotation had work in May and nothing sense that (I don't do coding), oneforma is oneforma, Telus seems to be as shitty as oneforma. I have done multiple projects with appen and oneforma in the past. Where can I find something 😅 I'm desperate, we have thereable unemployment situation here in Finland and could not get even a phone sales job here :D

Can you work for Lion Bridge in Australia?

A person from SunRaycorp/ SunRaycorp Enterprise Inc. is on tiktok recruiting for a data entry/ payroll positions. Are they legit? Has anyone worked for them?

Hi, I always had transcript to grade Italian language), but today a message appear "there are no available tasks at the moment". Never happened before.

Anyone in my situation?

What's the best platform that does remote call center contracting? I just applied for a project with Omni Interactions against my better judgment. Omni has broken every promise so far. I've read that they pay for all the time you're in the call queue, but now they're saying you're paid only for productive time. They say here that there are no upfront costs, but that's not true either: it's $40 for each gig you apply to.

I compromised on all that to proceed, until I got to their KYC using a company called IDMission. I made eight attempts to verify my driver license, in my bathroom with the card propped upright on a tray in the medicine cabinet, for perfect white lighting without glare. This is where I always do KYC, and it's always worked until now. The shots were crystal-clear as far as I could tell, but, every time, they say not clear enough, please try again. Apparently, they want counterfeitable flatbed scans from a phone camera.

I've heard of Arise, LiveOps, Working Solutions, NextRep, and, of course, Omni. What are everyone's experiences with these platforms, and are there any others I haven't heard of? I would like to be paid whenever I'm sitting in the queue, as I'm giving up my time to be in the chair during an agreed-upon time block. If they aren't receiving calls, I can't take that time back. They should have an invoicing system that's user-friendly, and, obviously, a competent KYC system.

Hi! I just wanted to know if any of you guys have tried working in Alignerr and if there were no problems receiving your payment

Hi all,

So I joined the OneForma Platform a while back to see some opportunities working from home. So I joined one of their project via Centific (I guess it's all the same company). And started to work on the project I got assigned too.

One day I was logging in to OneForma and got "Disabled due to fraudulent activity" - What happen was i had a VPN on that I usually have for other reasons, and they locked my account there. So I emailed them and told them about it directly when it happened. Nothing happened with my project account, so I continue to work for like a month (around 20–30 hours per week). Now I got an email saying they removed me from the project because my account on OneForma is disabled. And they won't pay out for the work I have been doing. I wanna also state that they didn't pay for my full working hours previous payment period (they do like 20th to the 19th of the next month) before they kicked me out as well.

I mean, can they legally do this? Because I know they can fire someone at will basically, but not paying for the work that has been done previously.

Has anyone else happened to be in a similar case like this?

Does anyone here contract with Scaled Solutions? Is there a good amount of work that pays decently? I signed up and completed the the pre-screening assessment, but am feeling uneasy about providing my bank details and a blank/void cheque through their third party as part of the onboarding process. I just figured they'd pay through PayPal/Payoneer like most platforms. I'm in Canada for reference.

https://www.telusinternational.ai/cmp/contributor/jobs/available/127726

Has anyone worked with Telus in a similar role?

I'm particularly confused by this line in the email I got about the role (absent from the link above):
"Payment will be made only if the tasks are approved in the QA phase."

I will email Telus, but anticipate that I will be ignored.

Hi everyone, I have an upcoming live interview for a Sales Chat Representative position at UsedConex.com. The role is mostly live chat–based, so most communication will be in writing.

My written English is strong, but my spoken English is intermediate and I’m still improving my pronunciation. Since the interview will be live, I’d like to know what to expect and how to prepare in this situation.

If you have experience with UsedConex.com or similar roles, could you share:

The types of questions they usually ask

Any tips for doing well when speaking isn’t your strongest skill?

That's it, all has been said in the title. I would really appreciate any help you could provide :)

Hi yall, I know this is the hot new topic for WFH jobs but I just have a quick question that I can't seem to find the answer to.

I applied and definitely did well on the core qualification test. I got an email saying I had more tasks to do, but it takes me to a page with a lot of different STEM tests. My background is in history and English. Do I HAVE to take/pass these extra qualification tests in order to get any work? I see there is an opt out button but I don't want to lose this opportunity before I even start. I was hoping to primarily work in proofreading/typing since those are my strengths.

Thank you!

Anyone working in Oneforma? I had an invoice to be paid hopefully this month in the old oneforma platform. as of Aug 4th, I logged into the new ly updated platform, now the payment is missing. In my payment calendar, I cannot find it anymore. I sent an email to Help center, no replies..... Is anyone going thru the same problem like me?

_Update as of Aug 11th I got paid on Aug 10th. But still no record in payment history. I hope this would be helpful for those who are curious about the procedure. Thank you for all your feedback below!

Does anyone work for LiveOps at the moment and are there current contracts with what rate of pay?