AI Job Offer Scam Detector

Red flags include: unsolicited offers, Gmail/Yahoo email addresses for companies, requests for payment, too-good-to-be-true salary, immediate offers without interviews, requests for personal/banking info upfront, and pressure to act fast.

No. Legitimate employers provide necessary equipment or reimburse expenses after you start. Any job requiring upfront payment for training, equipment, software, or background checks is almost certainly a scam.

Look up the company independently (not using contact info from the email), check if the job is posted on their official careers page, verify the recruiter on LinkedIn, call the company's main number to confirm, and research the exact job title and salary range.

Contact your bank immediately to stop/reverse payments, place a fraud alert on your credit reports, report to FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov, file a complaint with IC3.gov, and monitor your accounts and credit closely.