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Job Scams Surge: Graduates Urged to Stay Vigilant
5/26/2025
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Story summary
- Job scams have increased significantly, particularly affecting graduates aged 18-34.
- Scammers take advantage of the demand for remote work via emails, texts, and fake job profiles.
- Warning signs include unclear job descriptions, personal email communications, and demands for upfront fees.
- Graduates are encouraged to report any scams to the Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission.
