Is online recruitment to work abroad a scam?

Working abroad to make big money is not necessarily a scam, but there is a risk of fraud. Here are some suggestions to distinguish between true and false:

Pay attention to whether the information received is exaggerated, such as ensuring high salary and no skills. If the information is too good, it may be to attract you to be fooled.

Confirm the identity and background of the other party, such as company, organization, etc. You can check with the local industry and commerce department through online search.

Pay attention to whether you need to pay certain fees to participate in this work project, such as training fees, handling fees, insurance premiums, etc. Some scams may make you pay a certain fee to participate in the project, but they may not get you a job in the end.

Pay attention to the language and see if there are any spelling and grammar mistakes, which may be the signboard of a liar.

Don't trust strangers easily, be vigilant and judge carefully.

In short, if you receive such information, you must carefully analyze and verify it to avoid being deceived. At the same time, if suspicious recruitment information is found, it can be reported to the local public security organ.