Scams

Stay alert and protect yourself from scams.

⚠️ 'Tribe' Text Message Scam ⚠️

If you have received a text message or WhatsApp from 'Tribe', this has no connection at all to Research Tribe – we do not request a CV or phone number from our members.

All genuine messages sent by us are through secure authenticated email only.

Examples of the scam messages we have been made aware of include:

"Hello! I’m a representative from the HR team at Tribe. We’ve recently reviewed your CV and believe you could be a great fit for a remote only opportunity we’re currently offering. This is a flexible part-time or full-time remote position, with responsibilities focused on assisting merchants by providing product reviews. The work is straightforward, and we will provide full training to help you get started quickly. Work just 60-90 minutes per day Daily earnings range from £500 to £1,000, depending on your availability Work anytime, from anywhere If you’re interested in joining us, please contact us via WhatsApp: [removed]"

... and ...

"Hello, I’m from the Trbie HR team. We’ve noticed that your CV is gaining strong attention in the market, and we’d like to introduce you to an exciting work opportunity. We offer flexible remote part-time or full-time positions, along with comprehensive pre-employment training, completely free of charge. You can work around your own schedule, with as little as 60 minutes of commitment per day. Daily earnings range from £300 to £800, and we guarantee a monthly income of no less than £8,000, with payments made on a daily basis. If you’re interested in this opportunity, please feel free to contact me via WhatsApp at: [removed]"

We do not recommend responding to these.

Stay Safe

Participating in research is legitimate and should always be a safe way to help shape the future of products and services. When you sign up with trusted platforms like ours, your safety and personal data is respected and protected.

Unfortunately, not all platforms or opportunities to take part in research are the same and there are a number of common warning signs to look out for including:

Receiving messages from unknown emails or phone numbers
Promises of high rewards for minimal effort
Requests to pay money upfront
Requests for bank account information before taking part
Requests for email logins, ID documents or National Insurance numbers
Requests to open suspicious links or attachments

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Contact Us

If you have received any messages claiming to be from us and would like to check if they are genuine, or would like to report a suspicious message, please contact us.

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