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How can I recognise Scam job advertisemen

One of the main job applier'experience that most job seekers face is job scamming. It is a very bad experience, and you need to be careful about your job application. Here, we tried to give you some clues to prevent job scammers from sending you scam emails. 

Check websites to evaluate scam signs, such scam advisers can be helpful

Always keep in mind that when you want to register or do a special activity, such as applying for a job, you need to check it on Google. If you didn’t find a good clue, try to check it out with a scam adviser. By checking the website, you will find good records, but that’s not enough. You need to consider other issues cases. 

Common signs of job scammers

1. Asking for payment in the middle or final stage of employment:

This is the most repeated fraud. They always ask for money to do the final step for the job applicant. Never pay money to them, even if it’s not much. They might ask you to pay for your official papers or something like that! 

2. Job scammers don’t call or speak to you and just write emails.

The other clue that will let you know the scammers innately is their way of contact. They try to only email and write; they speak to you on the phone very rarely.

3. Job scammers offer unreal benefits different from real employers:

The scammers offers are very top-notch and unreal! They spoke about salary and job benefits—you never find any other place! For example, they offer $5,000 for English teaching per week. Or giving a full option of a residence permit with a flight, and so on. 

4. Job scammers use a title for you instead of your name:

They don’t know your name or CV, so they will contact you with a title such as Dear Applicant! 

5. Job scammers don’t give a clue as to how they found you.

When you talk to scammers, they never tell you how they could find your email, which makes you dubious about them.

Conclusion

As a job applicant you might passed the bad experience of job scamming. Personal information and sometimes bank account are in danger of job scammers. So don’t forget to send any sign of scamming in your spam box. By the way if you have any other informative knowledge about this topic please comment it here and finally don’t forget to share this article with your friends😉.

Samira Tiari