Our Work
Our Services
Industries
Company
Resources
- Blog
- Case Study
- News
- FAQs
- Infographics
Contact

Home
Our Work
Our Services
Industries
Company
Resources
Blog
Contact

Got an idea? A vision?

We want to hear it.

Let’s Chat & Make It Happen

…or email us at hello@bluewhaleapps.com and we’ll follow up promptly!

Home
>
Social Media

Category Archives: Social Media

Digital Transformation Latest News Mobile Applications Social Media

Is Facebook’s React Native the Future of Hybrid App Development?…

In today’s rapidly growing app development world, where new technologies come in place so frequently we are always looking for better development standards, lesser development time and a greater user…

Written by Josh March 6, 2019

Categories
- Application Marketing (37)
- AR/VR (10)
- Artificial Intelligence (20)
- Blockchain (8)
- Case study (8)
- CyberSecurity (3)
- Data (5)
- Design Thinking (11)
- Digital Transformation (72)
- GenAI (1)
- Gov (16)
- Healthcare (19)
- Infographics (2)
- IoT & Connected Devices (4)
- IT Service Delivery (2)
- Latest News (54)
- Machine Learning (7)
- Mobile Applications (99)
- On Demand (3)
- Social Media (1)
- Technology Trends (86)
- Thought Leadership (7)
- UI/UX (23)
- Web Applications (23)
Our Resource

How much Will Mobile App Development Cost in 2024?
View More

Read Our Reviews

Our Services
Work
Industries
Company
Resources
Featured Guides

Mobile: +1-561-753-0776

Email: hello at bluewhaleapps dot com

5.0 / 5.0 by 500+ customers for 1100+ Web, Mobile and Cloud App development projects.

All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.

Using this site Your privacy Contact & directions

Partnering in Your Digital Transformation Journey

Experience seamless digital transformation with our expert guidance and innovative solutions.

17+

Years Experience

2300+

Satisfied Clients

1500+

Project Completed

Name *

Email *

Phone number *

Company name

Message

What is 9+8?

Follow us on LinkedIn

Get the latest insights and tips.

Connect with us

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Read More Accept Reject

Privacy & Cookies Policy

Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out of these cookies, the cookies that are categorized as necessary are stored on your browser as they are as essential for the working of basic functionalities of the website. We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.

Necessary

Always Enabled

Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. This category only includes cookies that ensures basic functionalities and security features of the website. These cookies do not store any personal information.

SAVE & ACCEPT

FRAUD / SCAMMER

Fraud Alert ( May 30, 2025 )

We have been alerted to scammers impersonating Blue Whale’s website to deceive individuals into paying for review services under the false promise of offering online jobs. The fake webpage may look like this

Important Notice: Do not make any payments, whether in Bitcoin or any other form, for such fraudulent online job offers.

If you have encountered such scams, please help us by reporting the fake website using this form

Stay vigilant and protect yourself from fraud.

Help us fight the scammers by filling out the form!

36 + = 40

Scam Alert: Fraudsters Impersonating Blue Whale Apps to Trick Job Seekers

Posted by Blue Whale Apps | May 30, 2025

We’ve recently become aware of a disturbing scam involving individuals falsely claiming to represent Blue Whale Apps in an effort to deceive job seekers. These impersonators are conducting what’s known as a “task scam,” luring people with fake remote job offers and then asking them to send money—often in cryptocurrency—as part of the so-called hiring process.

Let us be absolutely clear:

Blue Whale Apps Will NEVER:

Ask candidates to pay any fees, buy equipment, or invest money to get hired
Use messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, or Instagram for hiring
Pressure you with aggressive or high-pressure communication
Send emails from any domain other than @bluewhaleapps.com

What’s Going On?

In recent weeks, we’ve heard from multiple individuals who were contacted by scammers pretending to be Blue Whale Apps recruiters. These scams typically follow a pattern:

Contacting people via WhatsApp or social media
Claiming to be from a “staffing agency” working with Blue Whale Apps
Offering unusually high pay for simple “online tasks”
Asking for an “investment” or “security deposit”
Growing aggressive or manipulative when someone hesitates
Sharing suspicious links to fake websites impersonating Blue Whale Apps

One individual even reached out to us through our contact form and shared screenshots of a conversation with a scammer. Because they saw the alert on our website, they paused before acting—and didn’t fall for it. That’s exactly why we’re sharing this message again. Awareness is the best defense.

How We’re Responding

Blue Whale Apps takes this issue extremely seriously. Here’s what we’ve done so far:

Reported the fraudulent activity to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)
Added a clear warning banner to our website
Alerted our internal hiring and support teams to watch for signs of impersonation
Educated our community and applicants on what to expect from a legitimate hiring process

How to Tell If It’s Really Us

If you’re applying for a role with Blue Whale Apps, here’s how you’ll know you’re speaking with someone legitimate:

Email communication only through @bluewhaleapps.com
No payments, fees, or purchases required – ever
Video interviews or scheduled phone calls through official tools
Written job offers from verified Blue Whale Apps contacts

Red Flags Of A Scam

Contact via WhatsApp, Telegram, or social media
Being asked to “invest” money or pay a “fee”
Pressure to act quickly, or threatening behavior
Too-good-to-be-true salaries or vague job details
Links to lookalike websites that aren’t bluewhaleapps.com
Emails from domains like bluewhaleapps.net, .org, or other impersonations

Important: The Rise of Crypto Job Scams

This kind of scam isn’t just happening to us—it’s part of a larger trend flagged by the FBI. Scammers will sometimes let victims “earn” small amounts at first to build trust. But over time, they ask for more money, freeze the account, and disappear. Crypto is their tool of choice, because it’s harder to trace and recover.

To learn more about this, you can check out the FBI’s official warning on crypto job fraud.

Spot the Signs: How to Recognize a Fake

You’re contacted about a job you never applied for
The “recruiter” refuses to speak over video or phone
You’re asked to pay before you’re hired
The company website looks off or has incorrect branding
The email domain doesn’t match our official website
You’re hired without a proper interview

If it feels strange, it probably is. Don’t hesitate to double-check.

What You Can Do

If you or someone you know is contacted by a suspicious individual claiming to represent Blue Whale Apps:

Don’t send any money or share personal info
Report the incident immediately to IC3.gov
Save messages, screenshots, or emails for reporting
Let us know so we can investigate and take action

Every report helps us stop these scams and protect others in the tech community.

Want to Work With Us the Right Way?

We love connecting with talented, passionate people—and we do it the right way.

Visit our official https://bluewhaleapps.com/career page to explore open positions and apply through verified, secure channels.

To everyone who has reached out to warn us or shared their experience—thank you. Your vigilance helps us protect others. We’re committed to keeping our community safe and informed.

Let’s all stay alert, spread the word, and stop scammers in their tracks.

Get Our Brochure

Error: Contact form not found.

Thank you for subscribing

You’ll now receive out latest articles, tips, news and whitepapers. In the meantime explore our home page to check our services.

Is Facebook’s React Native the Future of Hybrid App Development?…

Our Resource

Follow us on LinkedIn