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Innovations in artificial intelligence and the rise of remote work have fueled a surge in phony job and recruitment ads.

Job scams surged 118% in 2023, aided by AI. Here's how to stop them

Job scams surged 118% in 2023, aided by AI. Here's how to stop them

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Kelly Sue Newsom

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I agree! I get several txts a day. I went through a “10 minute training” session a few weeks ago just to see what the game/scam was. Turns out they had an duplicate website of a very well known company. I was to register there, click through about 20 images and simply get paid. “It’s simple marketing” is what I was told. However, to get paid, you have to have about $50 in a crypto account which will be transferred to their duplicate website so that you can continue to “work” and make $. I didn’t take my experience this far as I figured out the scam. I alerted the company as to the duplicate site; their response was that it happens all the time. So, unfortunately, the site is still up and being used to scam.

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Insightful!

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