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Samuel Ikai is brave and gigantic young man, very talented who serve his volunteer mission in Africa Gana and currently he is serving as stake assistant Clark his working experience is very acceptable.

Everything its so easy 😌 thanks for such a great app

This is an honest platform that supports what one knows is true.

Never heard of this app, found it difficult to navigate without giving up all my contacts.

Very easy to work with.

No This is Hack Job, I did not approve or authorize them stealing my contacts then sending wire transfer request to my bank or spoofing my emails. Stay Away Report as a scam and delete anything from this.

Reply from Gainrep

11 hours ago
Hello,

Gainrep is a platform designed to simplify the process of obtaining professional endorsements. Our users can request endorsements from their contacts, including via email.
* I clicked on link to endorse, and it asked for my email Name and Such, It is not as simple as giving someone a review, Gain Rep Hi Jacks your contacts and spoofs emails
However, simply signing up does not automatically trigger any endorsement requests.

What the evidence shows
1. Gainrep steals your Google contacts
A cyber‑threat analyst documented that Gainrep immediately pulls your Google contacts after login and uses them to send messages.

2. It sends emails that look like they came from you
Reports describe Gainrep sending unsolicited emails to your contacts “on your behalf,” which is exactly how spoofing scams operate.

3. This is consistent with email spoofing behavior
Spoofing = forging the “From” field so an email appears to come from your address even though the sender never logged into your account.

4. Victims report being tricked into signing up
People describe receiving fake invitations from “friends,” signing up, and then having Gainrep message their entire contact list.

To send requests, users must take several deliberate steps: provide explicit consent THIS IS TRICK PART 1 , check the box labeled “I confirm and authorize Gainrep YOU THINK YOU ARE CONSENTING FOR GAINREP TO SEND YOU EMAILS AND SO YOU CAN ENDORSE A CONTACT NOT TO send invitations to my contacts on my behalf,” and then click the appropriate button to proceed. THERE IS NO SUCH BUTTON
If you haven’t completed these steps and still noticed invitations being sent, please let us know so we can investigate further. If you’ve accidentally invited your contacts, you can stop any future invitations by visiting the My Network page. PROBABLY ANOTHER TRICK GOING TO YOUR PAGE!

We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. HAD TO CANCELL CREDIT CARDS AND DISPUTE A CHARGE SINCE YOUR HACK!

Amazing service! They make you feel very comfortable, very professional, I recommend it 100%.

Contact Hijacking: Once you sign in with Google or a third-party account, it automatically accesses your contact list and sends mass requests "on your behalf" without your explicit knowledge.
Phishing & Spam: Your contacts are targeted with fake endorsement or professional networking requests.

The things that made my experience great are about working apart from my enthusiasm for my career profession, and with creativity and innovation.

a great way to connect and explore opportunities

⭐ (1 star) — Unauthorized emails sent to my entire contact list without consent
I never authorized Gainrep to contact my business contacts. Without my permission, a company representative used or obtained my contact list and sent unsolicited emails to those individuals on the company's behalf. This is a serious breach of trust and privacy. I have filed complaints with the FTC and my state Attorney General. I would strongly caution any business from sharing contact data or granting this company access to their accounts. Proceed with extreme caution.

dedicated and thorough with athletes. Educates the students on the does and don'ts

Great and exciting project

Do not Accept anything from this website or email. I’ve been hacked on my phone for a year now. This group of people are legit creeps. I use Xfinity WiFi the one you can purchase every month. I got this email around 4am followed by a honk outside my apartment After I accepted this email my wifi would disconnect on my phone whenever I was In my room. Then honks will continue to happen as if someone was watching me through my phone not making this up. These people are feds. Thankfully I moved from that apartment and the WiFi disconnection has stopped. Still I know that after receiving this email my privacy has been I big factor to keep. I now have tape on all cameras and microphone on my phone no joke. The people that are behind this website is the US government.

This site behaves like a phishing site accessing contacts without permission and demanding money from them. I regret the moment I ever clicked on an email from this highly dodgy organisation. Avoid at all costs and don’t trust them with your data.