I was doing a little internet browsing and found this Youtube video www.youtube.com/watch?v=lM7opmmSEa8 about working from home. Is this for real? Imaging working from home, not having to endure hours of commuting. How convenient. This one looks legit. It's MSNBC - Today's Money and it's working for the IRS. Did you say IRS? Ooops, this is only in the US.
There are so many sites and videos on the internet about making money working from home, you have to be very careful. A lot of them are scams! With so many people without a job right now, this is the time scam artists tend to prey upon people like us. If they cannot tell me on their videos or websites what the job entails, I don't waste my time to register, because most likely they will use my information for their benefit. I would not pay a penny for a job. Not even if it's a $1 or $2 for shipping and handling for a book or kit.
Be aware!
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Scams designed to hurt jobseekers appear in the ‘real world’, but in addition, reliance on modern day technology leaves us all the more vulnerable. Whether you are posting your resume on job sites or receiving e-mails as part of your networking efforts, there is an increasing need to protect yourself.
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Very much so. Thanks for your comment.
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