Job seekers would be wise to remember the expression, "dirty money always seeks the path of least resistance," as they conduct their searches in cyberspace, a low-friction employment and personal information marketplace.
Where the Scams Are
Job seekers must be familiar with the Internet media scammers most frequently use to snare accomplices and victims. Some scam pitches appear as job-board postings. Other scammers send their intended victims an unsolicited, often grammatically wobbly email.Sometimes scammers use a technique called spoofing. This scam can make an email containing a link to a fraudulent posting look like it comes from a well-known job site.
IF YOU RECEIVED AN EMAIL POINTING YOU TO THIS ADDRESS:
W.I.N. INC. UNIT 1004 10TH FLOOR WEST TOWER PHIL. STOCK EXCHANGE
CENTRE, EXCHANGE ROAD, ORTIGAS, PASIG CITY.(Back of SM
Megamall near San Miguel Corporation)........
OR:
suite 235-c mercan bldg.edsa ext.pasay city
BEWARE!!!!!!!IT'S A SCAM!!!!!!
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