May 1, 2021
Note: Fake job offer scams often target job seekers with unsolicited messages promising high pay for little work. Red flags include upfront payment requests, vague company details, and pressure to act quickly. Always verify the company’s legitimacy through official websites or business registries before sharing personal information or money.
Another approach is to ask specific questions: What’s the company’s physical address? Is the job listed on their official site? Why is payment required upfront?
Another approach is to ask specific questions: What’s the company’s physical address? Is the job listed on their official site? Why is payment required upfront?
May 2, 2021
FAQ: How can you spot a fake job offer?
- Check for unsolicited offers, especially via chat or email.
- Verify the company’s existence through official sites or registries.
- Be wary of upfront fees or requests for personal info.
Was the user’s response effective?
- Yes, asking questions and refusing to share info was smart. Researching the company confirmed the scam.
What would you do in this situation?
- Check for unsolicited offers, especially via chat or email.
- Verify the company’s existence through official sites or registries.
- Be wary of upfront fees or requests for personal info.
Was the user’s response effective?
- Yes, asking questions and refusing to share info was smart. Researching the company confirmed the scam.
What would you do in this situation?
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