SCAM! Work from Home Phishing Scammers Want to Steal Your Identity

Yet another scammer camping out on work from home Facebook groups looking for victims. This one is using the photo of NCIS actress Cote de Pablo as their profile picture.

Find out where the scammer is from, and tips you can use to spot this kind of phising scam yourself!

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[UlshaRS]

Gotten a couple of the job offer scams. There are always so many context clues. Sometimes it is intentional to catch people desperate or lacking critical assessment skills.
One was so lazy they inserted the 'requirements' in a jpg overlay that didnt even match the color let alone size, type, spacing, spelling. They just repurposed a generic letter.

[vp-kwng]

The sentence structure is completely wrong. Plus, never apply for a job off of social media. Take time and do research of any company before you apply. Love RRR, got a job with Amazon WFH a few years ago because of you guys. Thanks.