This listing: official source base 0 + community reports +5 + multiple sources +0 = 5/100
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Other2026-10-16
‼️‼️‼️SCAMMER ALRRT‼️‼️‼️‼️
I’m writing this to share what my boyfriend experienced while working for Ikandi Agency, because what they did doesn’t feel right at all. He worked for them for only a few days, along with several other newly hired workers. After just a short time, all the new hires were suddenly fired without a clear reason.
Before they were removed, the agency told them they would still get paid for the days they already worked. My boyfriend did his job properly and followed everything they asked him to do, so he trusted that the payment would come. Unfortunately, that never happened.
It has now been over three weeks, and my boyfriend still hasn’t received his salary. He kept messaging the agency and the person named Pau E, who was involved in handling payments. At first, they replied and said the payment was sent or that they would send screenshots as proof. But no screenshots were ever sent, and after that, they slowly stopped replying.
What’s frustrating is that they were clearly online but chose to ignore the messages. This shows that they were avoiding the situation instead of being honest. The same thing happened to other new workers too, which makes it seem like this is something they do often.
It honestly feels like Ikandi Agency is taking advantage of people by letting them work for a few days, firing them, and then not paying them at all. This is unfair and disrespectful, especially to people who depend on this kind of work. Everyone deserves to be paid for the work they’ve already done.
I’m sharing this to warn others to be careful with Ikandi Agency. No one should go through this kind of stress just to get paid for honest work.
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