Syndi Avis 

Really like the idea behind this. I was only ever playing one line before, now I’m in a group and it feels like I’m getting more chances without spending loads more.

Syndi offered me an incentive to write a positive review as part of their recruitment process. This is well documented and they had posted it on several sites.
I find this, and their attempts to have all reviews removed / their branding change / and removing their website during this time period to be very indicitive of their company.
After dealing with them, they appear to be a scam and i would not trust my money to a shady company like this.

I am also annoyed by the fact that trustpilot do not fact check their reviews, and just allow them to be reviewed.

Since you asked for a review for your job application, here it is. The LinkedIn page says:

Step 1) Visit and follow our Instagram account
Step 2) Review our trustpilot page (link)
Step 3) Submit your CV

When going through the necessary questions on LinkedIn, the page further asks you to choose yes or no from a drop-down menu whether you visited the Instagram page and followed them as well as yes or no to the question "Have you left us a positive review on (trustpilot link)?"

This was not a miswording, there was no miscommunication, there was no misunderstanding. Syndi clearly asked prospective applicants to leave a POSITIVE review before being able to apply for their job.

EDIT 17th Feb 2026: Syndi have now flagged this review as harmful and defamation. It isn't defamation when I have proof via your LinkedIn page, trying to gain personal information via asking for followers on instagram and to positively r*view your "company" on this platform.

Syndi are asking potential candidates to r*view their page via their LinkedIn hiring page.
It says:
Steps to apply:
Visit and follow our Instagram account
Review our Trustpilot page
Submit CV

Never in my career history did I have to write a r*view for a company to apply for a job. I can see in the replies that Syndi are doubling down and saying it’s misworded; however, it clearly states the steps to apply for a job with your company.

I’m being forced to write this review to apply for a job with this company so here it is. Good luck idiots.

Also I’ll await the copy pasted response lying about the wording being framed wrong when it was as clear as day “How to apply … step 2) Review our trustpilot page…” then in the next step having a required question being “have you left us a positive review on trustpilot”

In addition to that, the companies reply about these reviews breaking the rules because it is not about the service or product, that means the positive reviews you’re begging for would also be against the rules you’re stating right? Because they also would not be about the service or product.

Told me to write a review before I could apply for a job.

Service was terrible. Do not use this company. Their automated response is also a lie and they are reporting reviews even though we have proof of what was said, search it online and you’ll find out. Beware and stay away

Asking people to leave postive review before applying for the job. This is way to fill fake non genuine postive reviews. It’s very disappointing to hear to see this. They’re also copying my and pasting the same reply to everyone about it being mistake but it’s not and rather than owning up they resort to lying

I am leaving this review to document what I experienced during this company’s hiring process. Their application literally instructed applicants to 1) follow their Instagram, 2) leave a positive Trustpilot review, and 3) submit a CV, and then required confirmation via checkboxes that steps 1 and 2 were completed before the application could be submitted. There is no way this was poorly framed; it is clear they thought they could get away with manipulating reviews. This is blatant review manipulation and undermines the credibility of this platform.

Given that this is a lottery-related company, this behavior is especially concerning and feels borderline illegal. A company that is not even live should not be manufacturing praise to create artificial credibility.

Many reviewers have already pointed this out, but the company has been replying to each critical review with a copy and paste message claiming misunderstandings. Instead of spinning, they should own the mistake and stop pretending they did not intend to manipulate applicants. Nothing changes the fact that applicants were instructed and forced to post positive reviews to even be considered for an application.

At minimum, this raises serious questions about transparency, ethics, and consumer trust. At most, this kind of coordinated review manipulation could constitute deceptive or even fraudulent conduct.

EDIT: The company is actively removing posts and reporting critical reviews (which they continue to try with mine), which further underscores the lack of transparency and attempts to silence legitimate concerns.

I found a job advert on linkedin asking for a review. The ad wasn't poorly worded, it specifically says you must post a review in order to apply for the job. I'm not sure why so here is my review!

Great app, check it out.