Impersonating Jobstreet recruiters on social media to collect fake processing fees

Summary: Scammers impersonate Jobstreet recruiters on social media and ask people for their email addresses and phone numbers. They then contact victims by message or email with fake job offers. Once the victim responds, scammers demand a fake processing fee to schedule an interview.

Tactic used: Impersonation. Scammers create fake social media accounts that mimic Jobstreet recruiters. They use Jobstreet logos and branding to appear legitimate.

Top recommendation: Jobstreet will never asks for upfront payments to schedule an interview, process an application, secure a job, or provide training materials.