Job safety
Is this job offer a scam?
Check unexpected job offers, remote-work messages, fake recruiters, and requests for money or personal information.
The short answer
Legitimate employers do not normally ask candidates to pay for equipment, cash a cheque, or share identity documents before a verified interview and offer process.
Warning signs to pause on
- The recruiter uses a free email address instead of the company domain.
- The role is offered without a credible interview.
- You are asked to buy equipment or deposit a cheque.
- The message promises unusually high pay for simple work.
What to do next
- Paste the recruiter message or job link into SignalCheck.
- Find the role on the employer's official careers page.
- Contact the company using contact details you find independently.
- Never pay a fee or send banking information to start a job.
Ready to check the evidence?
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