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What is job scam?

Job scams are the use of false or fraudulent means to obtain personal information, financial information, or illegally obtain money. This type of scam is often seen in fake job postings, fake interviews, and requests for payment. When applying for a job, you should protect your personal information and ensure that you are in contact with legitimate companies or recruitment agencies.


Job scams often include the following common types:

Fake job ads: Scammers post fake job postings to attract job seekers to apply for positions. These ads may look very real, including fictitious company names and job descriptions.

Disguise as a legitimate company: Scammers may pretend to be a well-known company or legitimate recruitment agency, contact through fake websites or emails, and induce job seekers to provide personal information or pay fees.

Request for advance payment: Scammers may ask job seekers to pay so-called "training fees", "security deposits" or "equipment fees". These fees are usually fictitious, and job seekers will not receive any actual services or positions after paying.

Fake interviews: Arrange fake interviews to defraud job seekers of their personal or financial information. The interview process may involve requests for proof of identity, bank account information, etc.

Use of false identities or forged documents: Scammers may use false identities or forged work documents, letters of recommendation, etc. to increase their credibility.

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