CASE 01
Unsolicited WhatsApp job offer
An unknown “recruiter” promises high pay without role details.
FTC · Official source ↗STAY INFORMED
Beware of fake job offers
Learn the patterns seen in documented job scams. These are educational examples, not accusations against specific companies.
Never pay to get hired or to withdraw imaginary earnings. Do not give passwords, SMS codes or bank details to unknown recruiters.
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KNOW THE PATTERNS
Common scam patterns explained
CASE 02
Paid likes and rating tasks
You are promised click commissions, then asked to deposit money.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 03
Pay-to-get-hired scheme
The offer asks for a registration or hiring fee upfront.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 04
Fake equipment check
A fake employer sends a check and asks you to transfer money for equipment.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 05
Huge pay for vague tasks
Extraordinary earnings are promised without clear duties or contract.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 06
Request for SMS codes
A recruiter requests passwords, login codes or card information.
DNSC · Official source ↗CASE 07
Impersonating a known company
A real company name is used with mismatched email or website details.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 08
Cryptocurrency deposit request
You are told to buy crypto to continue tasks or withdraw earnings.
FTC · Official source ↗CASE 09
Urgency pressure
You are pressured to act or pay before verifying an offer.
FTC · Official source ↗DOCUMENTED SOURCES