Job Scams

Getting job offers that are way too good to be true.

How Does It Happen?

Here is how Job Scams unfold.

Example of a scammer pretending to be the HR personnel of a company that's offering high pay for easy tasks:

1 Scammers pose as HR representatives or agents, posting fake job listings on social media and legitimate job sites.

2 They entice victims to share personal info, money, or complete tasks under false pretenses.

3 They promise high pay or rewards for 'easy tasks' without prior interviews.

4 They might request upfront fees for job application processing, training materials, or related services. Then, they will vanish after receiving the payment.

5 They may also solicit your personal banking details for further scams.

How to Defend

Here is what you can do to protect yourself.
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Do your research & check with credible sources.

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Do not bank into individual accounts or non-related job accounts on request for deposit, passport clearance arrangement, etc.

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Do not share your bank account or banking details.

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