Vovaspro, Vovamax ,Vova , Vovanova ALERT! BE AWARE!

Update Sept 8, 2023.

Just when I thought I was done with this, they contacted me again to ask if I was still interested in doing the work. I shared the blog and they threatened legal action and harm even at one point suggesting that I kight get attacked because of this. At no point did I conform this was a scam, but I am merely pointing out the anomalies in all of their actions and behaviors that lead me to losing my trust that this was legitimate. It is still my personal belief that this company is not legitimate but you can do the research for yourself. 

Here is some of the conversation we had. 

Hey, I want to bring this to your attention since you're obviously searching Google to see if you can find anything on the legitimacy of this program.  I was with the program for 5 days and it all seems very rewarding at first but then there were some red flags that led me to leaving. 

I was contacted by someone on WhatsApp about a perspective part time job opportunity for 1-2 hours per day earning $3000 - $6000 per week as a remote/work from home opportunity.  Since I'm always interested in finding out the latest unusual job offers I took a chance knowing full well that I was not going to provide any financial data to these people.  I was then contacted by the supervisor who explained that the job would entail completing product optimization tasks but they were very vague about how it all worked and I had to ask alot of questions about the platform.  I found out it was for the VOVA platform which is a clothing sales platform.  There are several instances of this name when you do a search and vova.com has a direct link to vovanova.com which is for North American customers.  

Anyway, I went through their training which showed me how the optimization works.  Basically you get 45 products to optimize which means you click on start and it shows a product with the title, rating and price of the product.  You have a wallet value which you need to fund which is a minimum of $50USDT (crypto) however during training they fund the wallet for you.  You will get products with a value equal to or less than the amount you have in your wallet. 

When you click to optimize your task it withdraws the value of that product from your wallet, then you click submit and it places the money back in your wallet + 0.5% profit or what some call commission.  You repeat this for 45 products and then you can withdraw your money into your crypto wallet and in order to start optimizing again, you need to add at least another $50 USDT to your wallet. 

You repeat the process until you have completed 3 sets for the day.  If you do 2 sets for 2 days you get $150 USDT as a salary, 5 Days, $500, 10 Days $1000, 20 Days $2500, and 30 days is $3500.  This is all real money as I got the $150 with no issues and was able to withdraw it to my crypto account at the end of the day, however this next part is the part they don't tell you. 

In order to get that bonus you need to fund your wallet with the minimum $50 and then they add the $150 to your wallet, so now you'll get $200 products which in reality is great for profit.  However there are these products that are called bundles, or packages or parcels and from what I understand it is a merchant putting multiple products into 1 and they often times have a higher value than what your wallet is worth, so you need to add more money to cover the cost.  Without the extra money you can't complete the task and therefore can't withdraw your money, so I ended up putting in a total of $400 on day 2 just to get through the tasks.  Thankfully I was able to withdraw it all to my crypto account and then transfer it back to my bank account.  Day 3 no extra money and made a bit of extra profit, day 4 the same as day 2, but this time it was $600 of my own money which I was able to get back to my account, so I'm looking forward to day 5 for the $500 bonus!

Throughout all of this you're invited to a whatsapp group of individuals who are all doing the same thing, some are further along and are making some incredible profits at the higher levels.  There was one person who had contributed $5000 to get a total profit of almost $4000 for the day and they did this multiple times.  

Day 4 I began doing some investigation because people share images of their lives without them in it and the images seem a bit too good.  I started doing images searches on google where I upload the images to google and it shares the source.  Many of the images and profile pictures belonged to Instagram, Facebook, and adult entertainment profiles.  When I asked more probing questions, the answers were obvious lies because I already knew the details.  I exposed 1 person which caused them to remove them and the person was totally willing to go without a fight which i found was strange, however they were unaware of the other anomalies I found.  I wanted to see if I could get the $500 bonus without putting my own money in and then I would expose everything I found that wasn't adding up.  At this point I was already uncomfortable with this and had made the decision to stop after day 5. 

I got the $500 bonus with no issues, however i got $900 products that reduced my wallet to -$350 and I was not going to put more money in now that I had found all of these anomalies so I quit, not before confronting them all with the information. 

Needles to say, after confronting them about this they were not happy and tried coming up with different excuses.  While I can't prove that it's not legitimate, because it still may be it was not worth the Risk to me and I create this to serve as a warning to others who might get roped into this. 

At the end of the 5 days I left with an extra $250 in my pocket, but it could have been worse. 


My Findings
- The images they were sharing were photos that had been taken and shared on profiles on social media. When I asked specifics you'd find in the profile, such as where they were located or if they have ever been to the area they would say no, even though clearly the profile shows they have. 

- Food Photos showing great food and when asking where it was from they provided a general location first then further probing provided a restaurant name that wouldn't serve that food. 

I found some other serious anomalies where there were phone numbers that were extremely similar, literally 2 numbers off from another phone number.    Area Code, Prefix and the next 2 numbers were the same but the last 2 numbers were different.  There were usually 3 people with very similar phone numbers and there were 6 groups of 3 people with similar phone numbers.   When confronted about this they said it's common for families and friends to be on the platform and have similar phone numbers.  While true having 6 groups of 3 people with similar phone numbers is too much to be a coincidence.  Furthermore, they were all from different cities but used the same phone provider but here's the kicker, it was iristel which is a voip service for business rather than to individuals.  

The one girl making $4000 per day was a stolen profile from a woman in Oklahoma,  the picture and the name were from this same person and this program is only meant for Canadians.  

Furthermore some of the profile pics of these people were of porn stars. 

They were always saying don't worry, don't worry you get your money back.  Have you lost any money yet etc. 

Whatsapp number reaching out from McKinsey Human Resources but the icon is for McKinsey & Company which are not HR. They would not share where they got my phone number which is very sketchy. 

 +44 7412 950159

+855 66 936 882

+1 (779) 287-0297

+1 (636) 279-8579

Thanks for taking a look!  

Comment on whether you've been part of this and experienced the same thing.