Bixter has received evidence that an individual presenting herself as “Tatyna Montal” is contacting candidates while claiming to represent Bixter.
The contact details currently reported to us are:
Telephone / WhatsApp: +45 50 23 52 13
Email: bixter.trainee@gmail.com

These are not authorised Bixter contact details.
If you have been contacted through these details, do not make any payment or share personal documents until the communication has been verified directly with Bixter.
What has been reported
According to information provided to Bixter, the individual has reportedly:
- offered opportunities in Denmark, Germany and Australia;
- requested advance “processing” or “agency” fees;
- sent questionable contracts and documents using the Bixter name and branding;
- requested passport information through WhatsApp;
- provided payment instructions that are not authorised by Bixter.

Bixter is collecting information relating to these communications and will cooperate with relevant banks, companies and authorities where appropriate.
How to protect yourself
A company name, registration number, logo or professional-looking contract does not automatically mean that a communication is genuine.
Before sending money or sharing personal information, always verify who you are communicating with and where the payment or information is being sent.
Do not:
❌ Send money because someone promises you a job position or visa;
❌ Send passport copies or sensitive personal information through WhatsApp or another unverified communication channel;
❌ Assume a document is genuine simply because it contains the Bixter name, logo or company details;
❌ Allow anyone to pressure you into paying immediately by claiming an opportunity will disappear.

How the official Bixter process works
Candidates are assessed before placement
Bixter interviews and evaluates candidates before proceeding with a placement. Relevant documents, qualifications and other required information are reviewed as part of the process.
Expenses are explained clearly
Candidates receive information about applicable expenses before payment is required. The documentation explains the amount, what the expense covers, who receives the payment and where the payment must be sent.
Payments are made through official channels
Payments made directly to Bixter must only be sent to an official Bixter bank account or authorised Bixter payment method.
Bixter does not authorise individuals to privately collect payments on behalf of the company.
Sensitive documents are handled through official communication channels
Bixter uses official company communication channels when exchanging documents and sensitive information.
Bixter does not ask candidates to send sensitive documents to personal Gmail accounts or to unknown individuals through WhatsApp.
Verify who you are speaking with
Before making a payment, signing documentation or sharing personal information, verify the person contacting you.
You can check whether someone is part of Bixter through the Meet the Team section of the official Bixter website.
If the person is not listed, the email address appears unusual, the payment destination is unclear, or something simply does not look right, contact Bixter directly before continuing.
When in doubt, verify first.
Contact Bixter through our official channels
Have you already communicated with this person?
If you have received messages from the contact details listed on this page, take the following steps:
- Stop further communication. Do not send additional money, documents or personal information.
- Keep the evidence. Save the full conversation, telephone numbers, emails, documents, contracts and payment receipts.
- Contact your bank immediately if you have already transferred money.
- Contact Bixter directly so the communication and opportunity can be verified.
- Report suspected fraud to the police or relevant authorities in your country.
Do not delete the messages or documents you received. They may be important if the case needs to be investigated.
Bixter’s commitment to safe and transparent processes
Bixter takes the unauthorised use of its name and the exploitation of candidates seriously.
International opportunities involve important decisions, personal information and, in some cases, financial transactions. Candidates should always be able to understand who they are communicating with, what they are paying for and where their information is being sent.
If you are uncertain about any communication claiming to come from Bixter, verify it directly before taking further action.
Last updated: 16 September 2026