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Scam Warning: How to Check You're Really Dealing With VentCube
Some people use the VentCube name to ask for money or personal details. The quickest way to check is to contact us yourself, using the details on this page, before you pay or share anything. If a website, email, message or job offer doesn’t match what’s below, it isn’t from us.
Our official contact details
These are the only ways to reach VentCube:
| What | Official detail |
|---|---|
| Website | ventcube.com |
| [email protected] | |
| Phone and WhatsApp | +880 1670-177333 |
| Office | 2nd Floor, Mortoza Mansion, Khulna 9202, Bangladesh |
We’re a digital marketing agency founded in 2018. We work remotely with service businesses in the US on SEO, Google Ads and websites. We don’t run any other website.
What happened in 2023
In September 2023 we found a website at ccoinneeww.com using the VentCube name to ask people for money. It had nothing to do with us. We reported it to the Detective Branch of the police in Bangladesh and posted a warning on this page. We’re keeping the warning up because copycat sites and messages can appear again at any time.
How to check a message that uses our name
- Look at the web address. Our site is exactly ventcube.com. Watch for extra letters, swapped letters, hyphens or a different ending.
- Look at the sender. Our email comes from an @ventcube.com address. A free email account using our name is not us.
- Don’t use the contact details in the message. Find our number or email on ventcube.com and contact us that way.
- Slow down when someone rushes you. Pressure to pay today, or to keep it secret, is a common sign of a scam.
- Ask before you pay. If anyone asks you to pay VentCube in a way that seems unusual, email [email protected] first and wait for our reply.
Job offers
We have no open roles right now. Our careers page says so, and CVs for future roles go to [email protected].
If someone offers you a job at VentCube, hires you after a quick chat, or asks you to pay for training, equipment or “registration”, stop and email us. The FTC’s guide to job scams explains how these work. It also notes that honest placement firms don’t usually charge job seekers a fee.
Messages that claim to be from a business you use
Scammers often pretend to be a company you already deal with and say there’s a problem with your account. The FTC describes the pattern in its guide to business impersonator scams. The advice is the same for us as for anyone else: don’t click the link or call the number in the message. Contact the business directly.
If you think you’ve been targeted
- Stop replying and don’t send money or documents.
- Keep the messages, web addresses and phone numbers. Screenshots help.
- Email the details to [email protected] so we can warn others.
- If you’re in the US, report it to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.
- If you’ve already paid, contact your bank or card company straight away.
What we actually do
VentCube helps US service businesses get more booked jobs through SEO, Google Ads and websites. You can read about our SEO services. If you want to talk to us, start from ventcube.com, or request a free audit. We’ll send the findings within 2 business days. Free audit. No obligation. No hard sell.
Common questions
What is VentCube's official website?
Our only website is ventcube.com. Any other domain using our name is not ours, even if it looks similar.
How do I contact VentCube to check a message?
Email [email protected] or call or WhatsApp +880 1670-177333. Use these details from our website, not the ones in the message you want to check.
Is VentCube hiring?
Not right now. We have no open roles. If someone offers you a job at VentCube, email [email protected] before you reply or send anything.
Where can US readers report a scam?
The Federal Trade Commission takes reports at reportfraud.ftc.gov. It also has plain guides on business impersonator scams and job scams.
