Legitimate employers, HR, or recruitment agencies will never ask for money for interviews, offer letters, or security deposits. Any such demand is a fraud.
Recognize Common Job Scams
Fake Interview Calls
Advance Fee Fraud
Telegram Task Traps
Unsolicited Offer Letters
Scammers often schedule interviews via unofficial channels like WhatsApp or Telegram, asking for personal details or fees.
You are asked to pay a 'processing fee,' 'training cost,' or 'laptop security deposit' before starting work.
Offers promising high daily earnings for simple tasks (liking videos, reviewing products) via Telegram are usually scams.
Receiving offer letters for jobs you didn't apply for, especially with too-good-to-be-true salaries, is a major red flag.
Report Suspicious Activity
Help us keep the job market safe. If you encounter any fraudulent activity, report it to our verification desk immediately.