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Check a job link or recruiter message for common scam signals, then get practical steps to verify the opportunity with the real employer.
Start with what you received. Add only what you’re comfortable sharing.
Scammers can impersonate legitimate employers and recruiters. Verify the specific role and sender through contact details you find independently on the employer’s official site.
Job scams cross borders. Check currencies, contract status, and local hiring practices with the employer; rules and legitimate application steps vary by country. Scam-language checks currently work best in English.
Last updated October 2026
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Results are pattern-based clues, not a verdict. Always verify jobs directly with the employer through contact details you find yourself.