This whole process felt off
This whole process felt off, and I believe it may be an elaborate scam. I received an email inviting me to take an interview within a three-day window. I clicked the link on day three. After entering some details and uploading my résumé, I was offered a “prep interview.” There were two options: a “Premium interview prep” for $3 and a free version. That immediately raised a red flag, so I chose the free option. The free prep was a 90-second video (played at 1.5–2× speed) explaining what to expect. I then clicked “Begin Interview.” The first question asked me to enter my country, simple enough. But after I submitted my answer, the page wouldn’t load. I retried six or seven times. My internet connection was fine, I even kept a YouTube video playing in the background to confirm it. After 20 minutes of failed attempts, I gave up and closed the interview, assuming the whole thing was designed to funnel people into paying the $3. That wasn’t the end. I attempted the interview on October 22, 2025. Then, on October 28, I received an email stating my interview was successful. The first line read: “Thank you for participating in the Flowmingo interview. Among all, you’ve been selected to join as a Flowmingo Partner!” Keep in mind: I never completed the interview. Overall, this experience smells, and I would not recommend anyone engage with it.