Aimer App Real or Fake? (Exposing Scam Job App)

Have you also encountered Aimer app advertisements in recent days?

This app claims in its advertisement that you can get a high-paying job very quickly through this app.

Plus, you can easily work these jobs from the convenience of your home.

But hold on, don’t get too thrilled. If you jump into using the Aimer app without knowing the truth, you could get scammed.

I am saying this because I also applied for a job on this app, and that’s how I know how they cheat us for offering a job. 

So, get ready because what I’m about to tell you next will really open your eyes!

Aimer app Review

The Aimer app has more than 1 million users, but the suspicious thing is even with such a large user base, the app is still in its early access stage.

In my experience, most scam app developers keep their apps on early access because they do not want anyone to see their negative reviews.

There is no official website for this app, and moreover, it does not have any social media accounts on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, or any other social media platform, which raises doubt about it.

I haven’t come across any proof that indicates this app can be relied upon for job searching.

How does Aimer app Work?

When you enter the Aimer app, you will see that several jobs are available here.

But have you noticed anything?

This app doesn’t ask you to sign up and log in, although the sign-up process is the most crucial thing in any app, especially job apps.

If you have ever used trusted job apps, then you know that they ask you to sign up; without doing this, you are not able to find jobs.

However, Aimer is different from all.

Suppose you’re interested in a job, so you decide to click on Apply for a Job.

Once you hit the apply button, a page will pop up with all the details about the job.

They offer a very high amount of money for doing a 1-hour job, and you don’t need any skills to apply for a job, which is a very surprising thing.

Think for yourself why a company offers a high-paying job to an unskilled person and pays him so much for only working for 1 hour.

At the bottom, you see an Apply for a Job button.

If you click on it, a bot starts to chat with you and gives you a WhatsApp link to get a job
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Once you click on the link, it will take you to WhatsApp directly or automatically type a message in your typing box asking, “What should I do?”

After sending the message, they will ask for your name, age, profession, etc. 

When you share this information, you’ll receive all the details about the job company that seems reliable.

But this is all a trap. Next, I told you how they trapped you in their scam.

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How does Aimer app Scam with you?

The Aimer app team member tell me that the company is called JL Jobs.

Which provides employment opportunities to individuals with low income or those who are currently unemployed.

They also provided me with a link to join registration on JL.

When I click on the link, it redirects me to a website where it asks me to create an account.

When I checked the website information, I know that this website was created a few months ago. 

It’s really fishy that the link they gave us doesn’t lead to JL Jobs official website.

Over time, it became clear to me that they were using the JL company name to deceive us.

After signing up on the website, you will be assigned various tasks to complete.

Once you successfully finish these tasks, you will receive payment.

However, it is important to note that afterwards, they may request you to invest money.

People easily trust it because they receive payment from it and they invest the money.

But after investing the money they are trapped in the scam because they do not give you payment again.

The creators of the Aimer app cheated us very smartly; that’s why we do not know about their scam.

Aimer app Real or Fake?

The Aimer app creators post a fake job posting, and once users tap on it, they are redirected to WhatsApp.

Following that, a team member from the Aimer app sends you a link to the website to apply for the job.

Once you sign up on the website, you’ll be assigned simple tasks to do. Once you finish them, you’ll earn some cash.

Initially, you earn some money but after they ask you money to earn more.

However, when you hand over the money, you end up with nothing in return.

The developer of the Aimer app designed this scam very smartly, that’s why it is very challenging to figure out their scam.

How step by step, you are trapped in the Aimer app Job Scam?

Below, I explained you step by step how they trapped you in a job scam:

1. They heavily advertise their job application, and it catches the attention of individuals who are looking for employment.
2. After entering the app, you see high-paying jobs, and you can choose any one of them.
3. Now a bot will chat with you and give you a link to WhatsApp. 
4. When you go to WhatsApp through this link, a team member of Aimer app will guide you how to get a job.
5. To prove the job is legit, they use a trusted company name; in my case, they use the JL company name. 
6. Now they give a link to create an account on a site. After creating an account, you have to complete some tasks.
7. Once the task is done, they hand you cash, and once you receive the money, you will have full faith in them.
8. After some days, they tell you to invest money to earn more; you already get payment from it, so that’s why you pay them to earn more.
9. But once you’ve paid the money, you end up not receiving any payment, and something like this scams you.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

• Offers high-paying jobs.
• No skill is required.
• Initially, they will pay you money.

Cons:

• They ask for money to earn more, but after paying the money, you do not get anything.
• This app has no social account or official website.
• The developer of this app himself posted the fake jobs.
• There is no sign-up or login option.
  
  

Final thoughts

I give you advice to be aware of that type of job app.

Nowadays, there has been an increase in the number of applications that display false advertisements to lure people into job opportunities.

In the last few days, I reviewed two job apps, Job Blazer and Dwoozle. Both of them claim to offer high-paying jobs. But actually, they also scam users by asking for money.

I recommend that before using any job app, first check if they have their website and social media accounts. 

If you can’t find this thing on the job app, it’s best not to use it. A reliable job app will always give you this information.

I hope you understand how the Aimer app deceives you by offering high-paying jobs.

If you have any doubts regarding the Aimer app or any other app, then ask me in the comment section.

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