Does that sound serious to you?
I saw the following job on the Internet: "Seller for Gold (m/f/d) Full-time – via home office-
"Our company is currently seeking new employees for our trust processing department. You will be employed as a participant in qualified and scientific studies in the digital space, so this role does not require physical presence at our company location. As a result, you can organize your working hours completely freely and benefit from our dynamic and well-coordinated team. The monthly salary amounts to a total of €4,000.00 for a weekly workload of 40 hours, and €2,200.00 for a part-time position with 20 hours per week.
This is a part-time position that can be performed entirely from your private residence. Our internal home office policy applies, and the entire application process is conducted digitally. No special qualifications or previous experience are required, as this is a general position that does not involve any specialized tasks.
Does this sound serious to you? Should I apply?
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The problem of the job is that he describes an activity that is often associated with Internet fraud.
If it’s a fraud and prosecution, you have a problem.
The activity will probably be so that customers will call me for bitcoin etc and I will take care of them. A one-month incorporation will take place first. It’ll be a job at home office. I started questioning this job. I haven’t signed anything yet, but I also think so slowly that the whole scam is and I should keep away from this job
Hi again,
Are you sure this is really fraud? Of course, I don’t want to cheat anyone and should it be like that, of course, I won’t accept the job. But the reward is very good. Are you really sure it’s fraud?
Is high risk
So it’s gonna be like I’m called by customers. These want Bitcoin, Dodgecoin etc and I should send them any information. I didn’t get it right. I only telephoned once with the “employer” and he didn’t tell anything about activities. Tuesday he wanted to call me again. He sent me a link by e-mail. I should give my data so he can finish the contract. He wants to call me again Tuesday. Its seat is also not in Germany, but in Switzerland. I have a kind of weird feeling. Even though they want to pay so much wages to a cross-entry, it’s kind of too nice to be true. I feel like I should cancel him. You’re telling me to leave my fingers off
I’ve been watching the activities of Intetnet fighters for a long time and every week they think something else.
The fraudsters started with the search for shipping agents that were misused to redirect goods and cash flows from phishing activities – when that was blown up.
Then the Nigeria connection came with their tricks with which seller of high-quality electronics was brought around their money.
Then the trick with the high-quality copiers – there were workers looking for the home document to digitize. The “new employees” were handed over money with which they buy a copier for their new activity at a particular provider – the whole was just money laundering, because the money came from a phishing fraud.
Then telephone frauds sought new employees who call customers in the home office with their private phone connection to turn them competitions – of course without having permission of the calls.
Then insurance testers were searched for the insurance under their private name – in the end they had completed a bunch of unnecessary insurances.
Currently they are looking for people for a phone service that converts bitcoin into euro – but the money never arrives at the accounts of customers, the scams have it only to the bitcoin of victims.
If something is too beautiful to be true, it is also not true but a fraud.
That’s really bad, because the pay is very good. But what exactly is the point that makes you most suspicious
I will not do it
Wouldn’t you do that?