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I often find articles about job scams abroad and lately my attention has been drawn to job searches in Dubai which offer high salaries to workers from various countries. But unfortunately, this gap in job opportunities is often exploited by fraudsters to make money by offering fake job vacancies and to convince prospective workers they invite interviews with official letterheads and clear addresses, telephone numbers, etc. The fraudsters will ask for around 250 AED or around USD$68.
Here are some characteristics of fake job invitations
There is no your name on the invitation in the email, but it is only addressed to Dear Job Applicants or Dear Prospective Workers, etc. In addition, prospective workers also do not find the job position they are applying for.
Unfortunately, I don't know many of the characteristics of job scams abroad, maybe you can add more complete information, how to recognize fake job offers?
Here are some characteristics of fake job invitations
There is no your name on the invitation in the email, but it is only addressed to Dear Job Applicants or Dear Prospective Workers, etc. In addition, prospective workers also do not find the job position they are applying for.
Unfortunately, I don't know many of the characteristics of job scams abroad, maybe you can add more complete information, how to recognize fake job offers?