Fake trust
Scammers often use the name of a real company to sound believable right away.
This shareable awareness page explains the scam in plain language, highlights the biggest warning signs, and gives clear next steps before anyone loses money or personal information.
Scammers often use the name of a real company to sound believable right away.
A text-only interview and an unusually fast offer are major warning signs.
If they say they will send money or a check for supplies, treat it as a serious red flag.
In one scam, a person can lose money and also expose important personal information.
Pause, look up the company on your own, and verify through official contact information.
Save the messages, contact the bank right away if money moved, and report the scam through official channels.