US EditionThe Rise Of Job Offer Scams
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In a TikTok video, Georgina Rodríguez claims you've been selected by the platform to join an app where you can earn between $100 and $300 a day. In other posts, artists like Rosalía and influencer Abril Cols assert that you can also earn hundreds of euros a day by commenting on or liking TikTok videos. This is a fake job offer scam with a new modus operandi: they use digitally altered videos of celebrities to trick you.
The Rise Of Job Offer Scams
Amid a rocky labour market, scams are targetting jobseekers more than ever LAST WEEK, A text landed on my phone. “Join the TikTok Marketing Partners Team — Remote Part-Time Opportunities!” it read, offering $850 a day for “only 60-90 minutes per day.” A few weeks before that, another one: “Do you still need work?” And then there was the note from Daisy at Warner Bros., promising a minimum daily pay of $200 for just 30 to 60 minutes of work (a gr…
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