Job Scam
Fake job offers using real brand logos
Scammers create sophisticated job offer documents using legitimate company logos and branding.
🚨 What is this scam?
Fraudsters send professional-looking job offer letters using real company logos, HR names, and formatting. These offers often promise high salaries with minimal effort.
🧠 How the scam works
- You receive a job offer via email or WhatsApp
- No real interview or just a short chat
- You’re asked to pay a registration, training, or device verification fee
- After payment, the scammer disappears
❗ Why people fall for it
- Strong brand names build trust
- Urgency creates pressure
- Job seekers may be financially stressed
🔴 Common red flags
- Payment required before joining
- HR contacts using free email domains
- Refusal to schedule video interviews
✅ What you should do
- Stop communication immediately
- Verify the job on the official company website
- Report the incident to cybercrime authorities
Red Flags to Watch For
- ⚠Request for upfront payment
- ⚠Too good to be true salary
- ⚠No interview process
- ⚠Urgent response required
- ⚠Communication only via WhatsApp/Telegram
How to Protect Yourself
- ✓Verify the company's official website
- ✓Never pay money to get a job
- ✓Check if the email domain matches the company
- ✓Research the company and contact them directly
- ✓Be wary of offers that seem too good to be true