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If a remote job offer asks you to pay money up front for training or equipment, the job is likely a scam.

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Asking candidates for payment before employment is a common red flag for fraudulent job postings.

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How To Tell if A Remote Job Is A Scam

Libryia Jones

The video offers tips for identifying red flags in remote job offers to avoid scams.

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If a remote job offer asks you to pay money up front for training or equipment, the job is likely a scam. — Evidence Review — Hype Check