The Your Job Space website domain (“yourjobspace.com”) was registered on the 12th of December 2013, with a “Steve Martin” listed as the owner of the domain. An address in the US state of Delaware is also provided.

Further research reveals this address belongs to “American Incorporators, LTD”, who advertise virtual office services starting at $150 annually on their website.

As such Your Job Space appears to exist in the US in name only.

As for “Steve Martin”, that this is the name of a well-known comedian was not necessarily a red flag in and of itself.

All sorts of claims are made about Martin in his Your Job Space bio, with several sentences written with atrocious grammar:

Steve began his advertising career in 19 where he was appointed ass a General Manager In the year 20.

Other sentences that appear on the page have simply been copy and pasted from other websites.

One such website is that of Ad Minings:

Ad Minings was an advertising Ponzi scheme launched in mid 2014. It crashed shortly after launch.

Further research reveals AdMinings to be headed up by a “Roger Brandon”, another generic-sounding Anglo-Saxon name.

Advertising spiels for Ad Minings claim that the company is ‘
registered in UK, USA, BVI, UAE & SEYCHELLES
‘.

To that end a number of identical registration certificates also appear on the Your Job Space website, switching out Seychelles for Anguilla.

Finally a number of video testimonials, purportedly made by various Your Job Space employees, feature on the “CEO Profile” page.

I’ve highlighted one in particular in the above screenshot, with the same actor found to be offering “natural video testimonials” on Fiverr for $5.

This individual is obviously 
not
a “Live Support Agent” of Your Job Space, as represented in the video.

I didn’t bother to look up any of the other videos, but one can safely assume they too feature cheaply paid for actors.

Fake CEO, copy and pasted CEO biography, likely fake company registrations (and if not fake, utterly pointless) and paid actors posing as company staff?

What we’re probably looking at here is a reboot scheme launched by the admin(s) of Ad Minings. My first instinct was that Your Job Space was likely the work of Indian scammers (all the hallmarks are there), but the traffic profile for the site leaves me unsure.

Alexa currently estimates that the top three sources of traffic to the Your Job Space domain are Saudi Arabia (20.6%), Thailand (12.8%) and South Korea (6.2%).

In any event, pretty much all of the information pertaining to the company and its staff on the Your Job Space website is utter nonsense.

As always, if an MLM company is not openly upfront about who is running or owns it, think long and hard about joining and/or handing over any money.

The Your Job Space Product Line

Your Job Space has no retailable products or services, with affiliates only able to market affiliate membership to the company itself.

A number of “travel packages” feature on the Your Job Space

🤖 Quick Answer

What is Your Job Space and how was it registered?
Your Job Space is a website domain registered on December 12, 2013, under the name Steve Martin, with an address listed in Delaware. Investigation reveals the address belongs to American Incorporators, LTD, a virtual office service provider, suggesting the company exists only nominally in the United States.

What concerns surround the legitimacy of Your Job Space?
The website presents multiple red flags including a suspicious owner identity matching a famous comedian's name, reliance on a virtual office address, and biographical content containing severe grammatical errors, indicative of fraudulent operations or Ponzi scheme characteristics.

How does Your Job Space relate to ad mining schemes?
Your Job Space allegedly operates similarly to ad mining Ponzi schemes, promising income through advertising participation while lacking legitimate business infrastructure, relying instead on virtual addresses and fabricated owner credentials typical of investment fraud operations.

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