Job Scams

A quick way to find out if your being scamed while looking for a job.

Learning how to spot a job scam will help you avoid the pitfalls provided by Internet predators

Craigslist has cleaned up its act, and it carries far fewer job scam ads than it used to. The bad news is that there are still many, many Internet sites that continue to carry ads for jobs that are in fact scams,

Beware of the job scams that have become especially popular on the internet! This article gives examples of how some companies will try to scam you and shows how to uncover and avoid these scams. Maximize your time by minimizing your setbacks!

With the economy suffering, many are turning to second jobs or trying to find work. Unfortunately the scam artists are taking advantage of your situation.

Learn how to spot a job scammer and save your identity and personal information from being stolen.

A personal account of a job scam as well as the signs to beware of for all job searchers out there as well as a list of scams circulating on the net.

If sailing the open seas for months on end sounds like your dream job, avoid these cruise ship job scams that could leave you unemployed.

An article that discusses the latest scams in employment. Discusses ways to avoid being scammed.

Want to know how you can avoid online job scams? Read on for some quick tips.

Work-at-home job scams are showing up everywhere. A little research is all it takes to avoid falling victim to these scams.

If you are paying attention to the economists, we aren't out of this just yet. High unemployment is keeping scammers employed by preying on the vulnerable.

The recession may have waned, but we aren't out of the woods yet. The unemployment rate is still a staggering 9.5%. That's millions of people without a job. Many who were displaced eventually got lower paying jobs, and are barely able to get by.

The Federal Trade Commission recently released the list of the most common consumer complaints in 2010. Identity theft topped the list for the eleventh year in a row.

As if America's unemployed don't have it hard enough, "companies" around the country have started popping up and taking advantage of the job-seeking population.

There are so many scams in the world today. With the recession, what can we do about it?

this is important information that everyone should be aware of. It helps us to be aware of scams and frauds in E-mails and on phone calls.

With the U.S. economy suffering, and California having one of the highest unemployment rates in the nation, job-seekers in Los Angeles are turning to Craigslist to find employment. Are these job postings legitimate, though?

Unfortunately, there are still many job ad scams in some markets of Craigslist. Here are some tips to avoid being a victim.

Work-at-home scams and how to protect yourself.

Are you looking for extra work as a writer? While the web offers some great leads be sure to keep in mind that if it's too good to be true, it probably is. Read more on how to spot job scams.

Finding ways to make money on line are possible. Do your homework.

This alert is for all freelance writers concerning a scam that uses careerbuilder and other writing sites to get editors to clean up poorly translated documents.

Watch your email for this very common job offer scam. Fall for this scam and you will involuntary sign yourself up for unlimited amounts of direct and e-mail spam!

It may seem easy to some, but on the other hand it is definitely not honest.

Many people want to find work-at-home jobs and there are opportunities offered every day, both online and offline. Here are some to steer clear of.