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Official security notice

Scam alert: fraudulent job offers impersonating Norml Studio

Published November 4, 2026

We have been made aware of fraudulent recruitment activity involving individuals who falsely claim to represent Norml Studio.

These individuals have been contacting people with offers of remote employment, promising high earnings for simple online tasks involving product optimization and sales-data activities.

These job offers are not legitimate Norml Studio opportunities. We are not affiliated with the individuals, recruitment processes, or platforms involved.

How to recognize these fraudulent offers

Be cautious if someone claiming to represent Norml Studio:

  • Contacts you unexpectedly by text message with a remote job opportunity.
  • Promises unusually high compensation for minimal work.
  • Offers commissions for completing repetitive online tasks or manipulating product performance metrics.
  • Claims you need to complete a set of tasks before you can access your earnings.
  • Requests money, cryptocurrency, deposits, or fees to begin work or to withdraw earnings.
  • Directs you to an unfamiliar website presented as a Norml Studio employment or earnings platform.

These are warning signs of employment fraud. The reported pattern resembles known task-based job scams, which can involve requests for deposits or payments before supposed earnings can be withdrawn.

How to verify legitimate communications

Norml Studio is a digital agency providing design, web development, marketing, and technology services. Our official website is https://norml.studio.

If you receive a suspicious message claiming to represent our company, do not assume it is authentic simply because it uses our name or branding. Verify the opportunity independently through the contact information published on our official website.

Norml Studio will never require job applicants to deposit funds, purchase cryptocurrency, or pay fees to unlock earnings or to take part in recruitment.

What to do if you have been contacted

  1. Stop communicating with the suspicious recruiter.
  2. Do not send money or share passwords, banking information, or identity documents.
  3. Do not open unfamiliar links or install software provided by the recruiter.
  4. Keep the messages and any related evidence.
  5. Report suspected employment fraud to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov or to the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov. If you are outside the United States, report it to your local consumer-protection or cybercrime authority.
  6. If you have already sent money, contact your bank or payment provider immediately.
  7. Notify Norml Studio through the contact details on our official website.

Help us protect others

If you have received a suspicious recruitment offer using our company name, we encourage you to report it. Your report can help us identify additional fraudulent activity and warn other potential victims.

Please contact us through our official website. Do not include sensitive financial information or identity documents in your initial message.

Our commitment

We take the misuse of our company identity seriously and are documenting reports of suspected impersonation.

We appreciate everyone who has brought these incidents to our attention.

Norml Studio team

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