Omnicomjob.com is a task earning website that allows users earn money on a daily basis by completing simple tasks. It was launched on the 10th of June and ever since people have been spreading the goodnews about it but in my opinion, it’s unsuitable for people because participation involves depositing money and any website that involves investment often crash in the long run.

Key Takeaways

• Omnicomjob.com is an earning website with zero links or affiliation with, Omnicom; a leading provider of data-inspired, creative marketing and sales solution agency. It is important to bear this in mind as you are participating.
• The minimum deposit amount is high, pegged at 12,000 naira and as we all know, a higher minimum deposit means higher risk.
• Omnicomjob is an investment based website with no clear owner, so participation should be done cautiously, which means it’s important to participate with money you can let go of.

These days, we’ve seen the launch of numerous online earning websites in form of clicker games and also ponzi schemes. Some are still Work-In-Progress while others just get launched, work for a couple of days or weeks and then cease to pay; making people lose their hard earned money.

So in this article, we will be reviewing, omnicomjob.com, an earning website that was launched sometime last month. The discussion will center around understanding how it works as well as the flaws or downsides that you should take note of before deciding to take the risk.

What is omnicomjob, And How Does It Work?

Omnicomjob is an online task earning website that claims users can earn money by completing simple tasks on a daily basis. Depending on your account level, you earn a fixed amount of money for each task completed for a period of one year. So if by virtue of the level upgraded to, your fixed earnings is 80 naira, you earn this amount till the end of the plan.

When it comes to how it works, the main way to earn is by completing tasks such as reviewing products and like I said, it’s dependent on the level you are on. Upon registering, you will be on the Intern and can upgrade from either P1 to P3 depending on the amount spent.

Upgrading level costs money and the first level which is P1 costs 12,000 naira for which, you earn 80 naira for each task completed. In a day you will be given 5 tasks to complete and this continues for 365 days.

Most of the plans for each level are not available, the only accessible ones are P1 to P3, but for the sake of information below is a screenshot of all the available levels and the number of tasks/earning capacity of each;

How to Get Started

To get started, simply copy this url – omnicomjob.com and paste on a browser and load. Once the webpage loads, you will either be shown a sign in page or sign up, fill the form and submit.

If Signup with a referral code is compulsory, simply use this –  71666550 to create an account. Once you are done creating an account, you will be automatically logged into the main dashboard with various options; including Upgrading Level, My Tasks, Team, Personal. 

Each of the tab play a role, so there is need to understand what to expect. The Upgrade level option shows you the list of plans to purchase if you want to earn higher income.

My Tasks is where you can access the various things to do in order to earn the fixed amount for the day. For the Intern level and P1, the max number of tasks to complete in a day is 5.

Team – this is a page where you can get your referral link and code including information about your referrals as well a breakdown of the bonus users stand to gain when they refer. Referrers are paid monthly salaries if they are able to meet the required number of referrals in a month.

Personal is simply your profile section, where you can deposit, withdraw and also bind wallet information otherwise known as bank account details.

To deposit, simply click on Personal and then on Recharge, enter amount and proceed to the next step to send the amount to the account details provided. After which it will be added to your balance for upgrade.

When you are done depositing, click on the Home option and proceed to upgrade your account level from intern to the P1 which costs 12,000 naira. Then you can start completing tasks to earn 80 naira per tasks.

This means in a day you earn a total of 400 naira per day for a year i.e. omnicomjob lasts till then(very unlikely)

How to Withdraw On Omnicomjob

The withdrawal process can also be kick-started by clicking on Personal then on Withdraw, you will be asked to bind account details if you’ve not done so before. Fill the form with your details and submit.

After binding account details, enter the amount and submit for payment.

Now to the main point of this discourse, is omnicomjob legit or scam? At the moment, it is paying but that doesn’t make it legit because at the end, payment will stop.

Final Verdict

Omnicomjob is not legit. It’s an investment based website that allows users earn only when they deposit money and the minimum amount is even outrageous to say the least, imagine paying 12,000 and then earning 400 on a daily basis, how long would it take for you to even retrieve initial money used to deposit talk more of earning extra money.

This is one thing I dislike about the platform. Apart from being an investment based website, the fact that you have to complete tasks for weeks before being able to earn the initial money you used to deposit. It’s bad and good in another area, but ponzi schemes are unpredictable, so it’s best not to even take the risk unless you can afford to lose the money.

Pros

• Newly launched – ponzi schemes that are still new, tend to pay for a couple of weeks before they crash.
• Highly rewarding referral program and salary scheme for active referrers.
• Active support system that can be reached on WhatsApp and telegram.
• More realistic payout scheme. They don’t promise heaven and earth in a short while like other hit-and-run websites even though, Omnicomjob is not an exception as it has an inevitable end.
• Low minimum withdrawal pegged at 2,000

Cons

• Investment based website that’s bound to crash in the long run.
• High Minimum deposit amount which means higher risk for people who may want to participate.
• Poor income structure for people who upgrade to P1. If you calculate how long it will take an average user to regain the initial 12k deposited with the 400 naira daily earnings, you will understand why its not a wise venture.
• Claiming to be a brand they are not.

Conclusion

Omnicomjob.com is another ponzi scheme launched in the guise of being a task earning website but in the long run, it will certainly stop paying. Additionally with the high deposit amount and how long it will take to regain the capital, joining it is not really the best decision.

But if the money is something you can afford to lose, then go ahead and participate.

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