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🚨 Attention Job Seekers 🚨 Beware of scammers posting fake job alerts to waste your time and effort. To protect yourself: 1. Research the Company: Check the company's profile and verify their legitimacy. 2. Check Employees: Go to the "People" section and see how many employees work there. 3. Look for Red Flags: If many employees are listed as "Open to Work," ask them about their experience with the company. 4. Expose Scammers: If you discover a scam, expose it to help others avoid the same trap. Stay vigilant and safe!

You’ve seen a job scam or two, and you know that if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. But are you up to date on all the strategies scammers are using, like impersonating real companies using authentic looking emails and messaging? At Raise, we’ve seen it all—learn how to protect yourself against scams from the experts! https://bit.ly/4alcrxJ #jobscams #fraudprevention #jobsearch

Beware of #Job #Scams: 5 Red Flags That Signal a Fake Offer https://lnkd.in/gdA7vREX Uncover the sophisticated tactics of job scammers in today's competitive market and learn to protect your personal information against deceitful offers by recognizing key warning signs; delve deeper into safeguarding your #jobsearch from these fraudulent schemes.

Please be aware of employment related scams. Some scammers market positions through valid channels, make connections and arrange interviews posing as valid employers. They may promise a job but in the process, request account information or other personal details. Be aware of such scams and validate the sending domain of any email you receive. Our open positions can be found on the Haymarket Media Careers Center website https://bit.ly/3PmGXzx and the application process is managed solely through this site. We will not ask for you to share sensitive information such as account details or SSNs over the phone or email. If you question the authenticity of a recruiter outreach, please contact our HR team at humanresources@haymarketmedia.com . To find out more about how to avoid scams, visit ftc.gov/scams. If you have identified a scam or have been a victim to one, report it to the FTC at Report Fraud at FTC https://bit.ly/3v6kZdj. You can also report it to your state attorney general https://bit.ly/4ci2TWh. 

In the Internet Universe, more and more people are looking for ways to undertake digitally and obtain some extra income that allows them a better quality of life in the face of the economic adversities that are increasingly plaguing an entire class of workers. However, as always, there are people with bad intentions who choose the easiest way to get rich, the way of fraud. In this article I will expose today’s most common fraudulent job offers on social media and how you can protect yourself from these types of job offers

Job seekers, beware of scams! Our new blog outlines the red flags to watch out for and steps to take if you encounter a scam. Don't let fraudsters derail your job search. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eejaQRnE #JobSearchTips #CareerAdvice #JobScams #ManpowerGroupMalaysia

The 🏹 Counter-Fraud team at Collinson recently embarked on an internal 'Protect yourself' 🔊 campaign with bulletin #1 focussing on #identitytheft Bulletin #2 looks at the increase in #whatsapp #jobscams , where fraudsters posing as recruiters attempt to lure the public into giving away 💸 money or 💳 personal information in return for fake job offers or interviews. It refers to a recent press article published by BBC Radio 4's Money Box where an 18 year old was tricked out of £3,000. ☢ Red flags to 👀 look out for our unprofessional communications (messages from foreign numbers) and being asked for money (just think to yourself, when has a recruiter ever asked you to pay them money?). If you do receive a 📲 message, then: 1) DO some 🔎 research on the recruiter and don't be afraid to ask for their credentials and proof of work. Most recruitment agencies are registered with the Recruitment & Employment Confederation or APSCo so you can check their membership online.  2) 📵 DON'T respond to any unsolicited job offers, DON'T share personal information with anyone, DON'T click any download links, DON'T send them any money. If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. How to ⌨ report a scam message: WhatsApp has lots of advice on how to protect yourself from scams on its website. Report a scam text message by forwarding it to 7726 which spells out SPAM on a keypad. If it's a spam email, forward it to report@phishing.gov.uk   If you think you may have been a victim of fraud and as a result incurred a financial loss, you should report this to JobsAware and/or #ActionFraud #fraudawareness #fraud #protect

I just woke up and immediately checked my email. The first email I received in response to the jobs I applied for turned out to be from a scammer. At first, I was excited after looking for work, and someone emailed me for an interview, but when I searched about this company, I couldn't find anything. If it were a legitimate company, they should have an online presence, like a website or social media pages. All I had was their address. I searched online and found that it was listed in scam lists in a post here on LinkedIn. Thank you to those who post about scam companies, it helps everyone become more aware. Let's be more vigilant, aware, and thorough in the companies we apply to. It's important to research and review the companies we're applying to so that we have background information and to avoid wasting time, money and effort.

**Scam Alert for all Job Seekers!** I got this email (image attached below) 5 days back and it was in my spam folder along with a couple of more legitimate ones. So, I gave this email a benefit of the doubt and responded! I replied to the hiring manager's email stating my job preferences and then ultimately got this apparently 'famous' email' I did not know about. Attaching the link to the post that talks about this email as well! However, the email looked fishy to me mainly because: - it asked for some sensitive information even before the screening call - Explicitly said that the service was free So, I decided to do a quick Google search before clicking anything. Thanks to the post (given below) and another post on Reddit, I now know this was a scam email! Beware of such scams! No matter how tough the market/competition is, always keep a lookout for Scammers! #scamalert #beware #speadingawareness Linkedin Post: https://lnkd.in/gxtcNnND Snapshot of my email:

🚨Scammers Alert!🚨 We’re aware of active scammers impersonating Blue Arrow staff using WhatsApp, Telegram and SMS to gain personal information. Always keep your identity and personal details safe: 1. We will never ask you to pay us for helping you find work. 2. We insist that you express your interest in live vacancies via a personal secure Blue Arrow app using your own login details, where you can also input and manage your bank details. 3. If you are suspicious of any form of contact you receive in the name of Blue Arrow, please take their contact details, and reach out to your nearest Blue Arrow branch to verify the legitimacy of the communication. You can find your nearest Blue Arrow branch here https://lnkd.in/eq8cVjB2 Please see the images below for examples of what the fraudulent messages look like. #recruitmentagency #scammers #community #keepsafe #protectyourdata