GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT FRAUD WARNING: WG Talents, CEO Lana Vietska
2025-Jun-20
GLOBAL EMPLOYMENT FRAUD WARNING: WG Talents, CEO Lana Vietska & Network Behind Cross-Border Fake Work Permit Scam
Published by: JobsScammer.com Global Investigations Unit
Fraud Status: ACTIVE – WIDESPREAD EMPLOYMENT SCAM
Public Risk Level: EXTREMELY HIGH
🎯 SUMMARY:
JobsScammer.com warns of an organised employment fraud ring operating under the brand WG Talents, spearheaded by Lana Vietska (CEO) and Vasyl Brazhnyk (Director of World Global Talent OÜ). Victims are primarily targeted with false promises of Serbia-based work permits, supported by fabricated documents, shell companies, and misrepresented legal channels.
The scam has transnational reach, involving company registrations in Estonia, Georgia, and active operatives based in Ukraine, but no traceable physical operations exist at the claimed locations.
VERIFIED EVIDENCE AND CASE FILES:
Our legal and investigative team has gathered comprehensive evidence including:
✅ Testimony from the real Serbian employer named on forged work permits, denying all involvement with WG Talents.
✅ Legal statement from a licensed Serbian immigration lawyer: all documents issued are counterfeit and non-compliant with Serbian labour law.
✅ WhatsApp chat logs revealing the internal handling of fake permit processing and misleading explanations to victims.
✅ Screenshots of full payment receipts, referencing an IBAN based in Georgia:
Account Number: GE64BG0000000593997685
Holder: Allegedly WG Talents or a nominee representative.
✅ Audio-visual recordings of Zoom and WhatsApp meetings confirming false claims by staff, refusal to name real legal representatives present address, and non-cooperation with due diligence.
✅ Field visits to listed addresses in Estonia (Tallinn) and Georgia (Tbilisi) confirmed no actual business premises or legally listed employees.
⚠️ SCAM MODEL: DEEP BREAKDOWN
WG Talents’ scam is structured and layered, designed to bypass casual scrutiny. Here’s how it works:
Step | Activity | Deceptive Method |
1 | Initial Contact | Promotes Serbian jobs via Telegram, WhatsApp, and Facebook pages. |
2 | Fake Legitimacy | Shares a “successful case” (usually real, early-stage) to build trust. |
3 | Bulk Processing | Victims encouraged to bring more applicants. Money collected in advance. |
4 | False Documents | Sends fake company employment letters, work permits, and entry approvals which the company owner declares that his company is very small and he is selling only documents with EUR150. |
5 | Blame Shift | Claims “Serbian partner delayed”, “visa pending”, or “embassy error”. |
6 | Evades Legal Action | Ignores repeated requests for legal representation or refunds. |
🌐 COMPANIES AND NAMES UNDER WATCH:
Name | Role | Country |
Lana Vietska | CEO, WG Talents | Ukraine (Operating from hidden location) |
Vasyl Brazhnyk | Director, World Global Talent OÜ | Estonia (listed on paper only) |
World Global Talent OÜ | Company Reg. No. 16899066 | Estonia (shell entity) |
Unknown entity | Registered in Georgia | No staff or office found |
WG Talents | Brand used for employment fraud | Operated remotely via social media |
🛑 JOBSEEKERS BEWARE – COMMON RED FLAGS:
❗ If you see any of the following, do not proceed:
You’re asked to pay upfront in cash or via international bank transfers.
They refuse to provide direct Serbian employer contact information.
You’re issued Serbian work permits within 7–14 days, without embassy validation.
The company has no local representative or law firm willing to meet publicly.
Excuses are made repeatedly: “the lawyer will call you”, “the company changed”, “documents in process”, etc.
🔍 GLOBAL IMPLICATIONS:
This operation is not isolated. It is part of a larger pattern of job-based human trafficking, financial fraud, and cross-border identity exploitation. WG Talents is suspected of using multiple nominee bank accounts, digital identity masking tools, and a network of minor agents in Bangladesh, India, Nigeria, and Pakistan to lure overseas jobseekers into false recruitment schemes.
Several victims reported that their documents were used illegally to open EU bank accounts and file false residency claims, highlighting the risk of secondary identity abuse.
📣 PUBLIC NOTICE & CALL TO ACTION:
We urge:
⚖️ Authorities in Ukraine, Estonia, Georgia, and Serbia
to launch coordinated legal and criminal investigations.
🧑💻 Victims
to come forward confidentially for joint legal representation. Class action preparation is underway.
🕵️♀️ Anyone with knowledge of Lana Vietska’s or Vasyl Brazhnyk’s physical location
to submit tips anonymously. A reward is available for verified leads.
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