Typically speaking, the scams have surfaced as texts. The sender poses as someone with the career service Indeed and offers the receiver a job or asks for personal info. Here's an example text of the ...

It seems as if everyone is looking for ways to make extra income. Scammers know this and are quick to take advantage of those ...

Parents and young people have been urged to be wary of social media "job" scams that are being circulated. North Yorkshire ...

Know how job scams work Job scams are a type of impersonation scam. Scammers tend to use the name of an employee from a large company and craft a job posting that matches similar positions.

Job offer scams typically work like this: someone contacts you, usually by email, and invites you to apply for or start a job. These job offers are often unsolicited, meaning you never applied or ...

The cruel temptation of the job offer scam Scammers are increasingly turning to fake job offers as a way to scam unsuspecting victims. Here’s how to tell when something’s not right.

Hackers are increasingly targeting applicants on job search sites with elaborate, fake hiring schemes to obtain their personal and financial information.

Scammers are still hammering college students with fake job offers that come with a check. The FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center has issued a PSA about the prevalence of phony job offers, a ...

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Scammers are putting out realistic-looking pitches to individuals or groups, such as the 2024 graduating class of a particular college or university.