they get money by having ppl work 60 hours a week for free, and making sales then they quit and they get no money or reimbursement its very convoluted and i'm surprised its not illegal
If I see a posting on Indeed, I go to the actual employer’s site to see if the posting is legitimate. If it is, I apply directly on the employer’s site. I’ve seen many jobs on Indeed, but when doing further investigation, the employer does not have an opening for the position. Be careful out there.
@@malikjw1facts that’s the business of every single website and social app. I’ve gotten every single job I’ve had through corporate sign ups or indeed… shht I’m in the bathroom right now at this job I found on indeed
I remember years ago filling out an application on paper and they called and talked to you and that was it. Now everything is online and not surprised this is happening! I miss the old days. Looking for a job was easier than now with the online thing and the cover letter and all the other 🐂 💩 they want!
Yep I walked into a job fair at a university in ‘05 resume in hand. Got a phone call within a week for an interview. Was offered a job with relocation expenses. Haven’t applied for a job since, my agency promotes within. Also funded my way through grad school back then. I’m in the 30% bracket these days cheers
@@miraculouslady632 Not true, I work security (not exactly entry level positions either) and most jobs I've gotten. Have one zoom interview and they email the paperwork and that's it. Not sure what jobs your talking about. Now you can get a job from the comfort of your bed so how is that not easier then back then?
@@anthonyrussell1129 Maybe in your industry but 99% of job acquirement is ridiculous now days. My mum in the 70’s & 80’s used to quit & walk across the road to the next business & ask from a job, get it in the spot & start the next day with the pay rate she negotiated & wanted. My sister in the early 2000’s did the same thing minus pay negotiation. Me now in the 2020’s applied to 300+ jobs, done every course, management experience, educated… no reply. Gave up, worked for myself, took workers from the companies who ignored me.
It’s just so unfortunate because people are out here genuinely seeking honest work. But here comes these low life scammers, targeting people who just want and need to make a living. Disgusting.
These “companies” be wanting a resume in a specific format and order, cover letter and dissertation on your whole life story from conception to adulthood. Then they send you through 5-6 rounds of interviews and then send you that bullshit form letter “although we are impressed with your background and education we have decided to move on with another candidate “
I almost got scammed applying for the post office the pay was $26-$30 an hour I immediately clicked to apply they wanted me to pay a $46 dollars fee if I didn’t get hired with in 90 days they will refund me $99 dollars for the inconvenience LOL I knew it was BS no job asks you for money to get the job position scammers are getting out of control
One time I was applying for a job and it sounded good, but they wanted to meet at a different address than what was listed. I looked it up and it was a rentable office space that was run down and likely very budget friendly. They tried contacting me about 4 times before I blocked all communications. Be careful girlies.
Had this just happen last week. Had a Zoom interview for a Data Entry job and it was completely text based. It seemed pretty professional for awhile but he never decided to face cam until after the interview. He told me I had the job but I still felt skeptical so I called the actual business and they told me it was a scam.
the fact that scamming is no longer just sending u a link or deceptive calls to take your money and it has leaked into every single aspect of everything is insane.
Dear "Candidate" is the number one scam vocabulary I always see. Most job address you by your name. And I always look at the email and research the company.
This was a couple years ago, but I was hired as a part-time scriptwriter. (I have/do work in television & video production) so I already had the necessary experience & equipment. The job was a work-from-home job but then they tell me that I need to purchase a new computer - they sent me the specs to some Macbook. I tell them I already have the most powerful Macbook available, as I do edit videos and make animated graphics. They continue to tell me it's not good enough and that they have a computer ready for me, I'll just need to send them money and once I start working, I'll see my money back in my next paycheck. Nope. You're fake.
My mother in law fell for this "packaging forwarding " scam where they said they send packages to your house and then you re-package then send it to some address ..as soon as she told me about this "job" I was like this is a SCAM! Who needs a third party to have something shipped?? That makes NO sense ! They had her fill out tax forms and everything! Turned out this was stuff that was ordered with stolen credit card info and then had it shipped to the third party and reshipped so it looks like they had the stolen items sent from the third party
@@misscheif filming while cooking or cleaning or walking , working, or shopping is part of the day but I think it’s very rude AND ANNOYING to film while eating ( the sounds), having a date ( focus on the person your meeting),or putting on makeup products ( the dabbling at the face constantly) it’s like watching a person flossing teeth- RUDE!!!
The same as everyone. Every job i have gotten since I 16 was from indeed. Nothing but good experiences. You can tell how legit a call or interview is...by how they are speaking and what information they give you.
The first one might have potentially been trafficking 😲 They saw that she was young and most likely wasn't keeping up with the corporate talk. Yeah that's a big red flag 🚩 if you are trying to destroy your interview and they are still interested 🤯
Deciding who is worse - Indeed scammers pretending to be employers or real employers rejecting your job applications? Either way, more people need to create their own jobs/businesses. We are truly living in tough times economically.
You’re saying we’re going through rough times and then telling people to open a whole business. That’s not cheap, first of all. Second, you need to understand business law and regulations. Third, you need a service or product that can compete in today’s competitive market. So…😅
I hate the ones the want to interview on whats app or signal like come on. Or remote jobs with no qualifications paying 35 an hour.. stop it. Indeed need to crack down 2ith these jobs.
I spammed indeed and linked in and like 3-4 companies called me with the exact same script. They send a digital hire interview but I’m sure they would have me selling AT&T in Kroger somewhere
Found out it was a scam when the listing only said my city and a zip code. I researched the company, and it's only in Ohio, which is one state away from me. 😒
I applied for 300 local jobs, and only 3 people answered back or asked for an interview but never followed up on the details of the interview, like date or time. I had to go in person with a reference from someone working at the workplace to get a job. Indeed, did not help with that. It's all bull crap.
I fell for one of those, but my mom stepped in and stopped it (i was real young) so i didnt take it. Fast forward, a friend of mine and I were watching tv, a show about cults who kidnaps kids but starts out as an interview, they promise the world all the glam and glitter l, i joked with my friend and said watch it be (the name of the place i applied to) kid you not, a moment later they said that exact name. It was a travel job and was told anytime I want to quit.its fine, well this mom stopped hearing from her son and couldnt get a hold of him, she was able to get her son back fortunately but when he told his side he wasnt allowed to call home, get calls, couldnt leave. This was before internet and i couldnt look things up, but my mom saw behind the glotz and glam, thank God for my momma. Dont fall for glitz and glam, places that call you a rock star and flatter you, and offer you everything yoir hearts desire because when its too good to be true, it probably is. Good thing that girl chexk, she may have been kidnapped like she said.
I remember when I was in the early days of this kind of thing. Applied for a job while i had a job. I got a call, but missed it so they sent me a text. I text them back and they asked if I'd like to do a phone interview in the next hour. Told them I would, but they never called. Tried calling the number and it wasn't going through. Dodged a bullet there. Should've known something was up because all of this happened at 6am. Very few businesses are open at 6am.
I hate those timed test they give you at the end. After acing all the tough interview questions, pretty much telling them line by line coding, your entire work history achievements, then they ghost you after that last test.
This happened to me like 2 years ago. I did an interview where of course the camera was off. They had me wait like an hour and asked me the dumbest questions. They said I got the job and had me sign a contract and send them a copy of my license. Within an hour of doing so reality hit me that it was a scam and I froze my credit. After that 80% of the things I apply for on indeed seem scammy.
Okay, I finally got the job I've been dreaming about in July. However, when I was looking, I had some stuff that was so weird. I had one lady who praised my resume and everything but when I got to the interview, she was the most negative Nancy, actually putting down things she already knew just by reading my resume. I had another one who kept wanting to do a Teams interview the second I stepped on the internet, like Saturday night at 9 pm while I'm in my pajamas. Then there was this other company, I think the name was fake, wanting me to pay for my own background check. Gave me vibes they wanted to see my financial information for no reason but to scam me. Then there are the ones, the second you apply, you get an email. Be careful guys. I assure you though, there are some great companies like the one I work for that will hire you.
I think indeed need to put the work into researching the companies that post jobs. On all was, ip address, physical address, speaking with the operator, check review at all levels. Start blocking ip that post scams. Ask payment for posting invest back into researching authencity of the Jobs.
Almost all of this was entirely obvious that they were scams. People need to be more self aware. Half of these, you can’t feel bad for because the scam was TOO blatant. Smh.
A lot of people don't have the life skills or other experience to recognize them. A lot of the people featured in this video where very young, too. Just say you lack empathy. Weird ahhh antisocial behavior.
@@Saturnthroughstars nigga I’m around the same age as them. Nobody has to teach you everything and walk you through EVERY fucking thing. It’s called common sense for a reason.
If a job don’t call u or leave a voicemail move on maybe a email , but move on … getting scammed by applying for a job is kinda funny 😂😂but sad for playing with people emotions Brah 🤦🏾♂️
I don't understand what these scammers get out of doing this?...like do they want money sent to them or what? Because if that was the case, who would send money. That's the only reason I can think of these people trying to scam. Otherwise, seriously what do they get out of "fake interviewing/fake hiring" these people?
Ahh, okay that makes sense. I didn't even think of that. I was just thinking about these people saying these jobs are asking them to refund checks or something stupid. Like who the hell would actually send money. But, the other info makes sense I suppose
@@meagan-dq4fw With check scams, sometimes they will send you a check, convince you to cash it/deposit it on their behalf... it bounces, but your bank still takes that amount from your account. Not sure how that works if you don't have that much in your account, though.
I use indeed to apply for jobs but my resume is in private view. I don’t want random companies that I never heard of to contact me. If I see a company that has a job posting on indeed I check to see if they have the same job opening on the company’s website and I apply there. Still haven’t found a job yet.
Idk if they are naive or just dont have much job searching experience, but all my jobs ive have gotten through indeed. Yess there are a lot of pyramid schemes out ther, but i guess these new scammers just want your info social number addresses and etc... a little reminder if it seems to good to be true it probably is.
I went to the building it looked legit, but I started looking over the email and noticed that even in the interview, no one gave me their last names. there was not a say about hourly pay, they did not ask me about my past job experience, and the offices did not look legitimate. Maybe one laptop but no printer which is weird for a manager’s office. It was so weird. Now out of curiosity I see the building is now renting office space.
1 of the reasons is because the person knows that you aren’t necessarily looking for a job to work at. It’s harder for the scammer to scam you if you are but it’s much harder to get around if you are actually looking to work from home.
I was scammed on LinkedIn, the lady stole my identity, I lost the rental property that I was working on because I needed a car in order to get there to work on my house and in order to keep the house you have to be actively working on the house through the land bank in Detroit Michigan. So the scammer tried to take my refund check that I was going to use to get a car. So I had to file an identity theft investigation through the IRS and I still haven’t gotten the money so I had to move to a whole new state in order to have a place to live. I was and still am mortified about this.
People have been getting scammed on indeed since at least 2013. I was almost scammed back then by a few diff companies and there as been no improvement? Something is fishy, indeed! 🤨
Thank you for sharing this information. Job seekers should proceed with caution. Some companies are engaging in data harvesting in order to sell your information. I recommend looking a potential employer up before submitting your personal information.
What I do when I search indeed for job offers listed I go to the official website to see if that job listing is posted and apply directly from the company’s site
I put in for a Security Job for Bank of America. And they said the Interview will take Place at the Boston Inn Hotel. In my City. Between 9am-5pm. Im like who the hell do Job Interviews at a HOTEL🤔 and its a Security job for a Bank. Something was off. And i didnt Go !
I love getting these scam calls after replying to a listing and then youtube censoring my comments about it... Hope this isn't another one that gets sent to the void...
the girl that really thought she was going to be paid $100/hr with only a bachelors deserved to be scammed cause be fr 🤦🏾♀️😂 ain’t no way! You can barely get that type of money with a masters alone
The last girl was at my old office building. The entire company went remote during the pandemic and we let go of the leases on each of our buildings. There is no physical office space at this point. If she interviewed with my company it wasn't a scam we just don't have offices anymore.
@@TherealMrsHundreds But does everybody know that? I feel like if you're simple enough to do multiple zoom interviews with a fake company, then you're simple enough to not know you're resume is public and everyone can see it lol
@@DavidKen878 true everybody doesn’t know. & their resumes have alot of personal info on them like address, phone numbers , email and your current employer for some ppl. Which makes it creepier. Indeed is Basically giving out free info about ppl to strangers.
Maybe this is just a thing that’s going on in the us as I’ve had multiple jobs where they didn’t show there face on zoom or teams meetings and I was in those jobs each for two years so you can take a job when you don’t see your face just make sure you search the company
Sucks I desperately need a damn job 😢 I keep getting offers to weird jobs where they want to send you packages and you resend them out like that’s not obviously a Damn scam 😂
I had people texting me about jobs I never applied for. I went on an interview, but the guy was sitting outside at a table. It was really weird. I looked up the company. It was an Indian company with a few white people that worked there. I was scared that it maybe fake. I could not tell if the guy was in the US or not. I felt pretty weird because he had a huge smile on his face. I did have to live in a certain city. They told me to contact them again once I relocated to the city. I passed because I never applied to their company and supposedly they found my information on Indeed or LinkedIn. I didn't feel like Indeed or LinkedIn shows your number or does it? Or do they share your resume with everyone on the website?
Any job that says they bond together, take vacations, have have meetings all the time, make it sound promising when they haven’t interviewed you and they do group interviews is not worth your time because even if it were a legit company I’ve worked at companies that were just like what the first woman described and they are so unprofessional and unofficial and act like they are selling you something it’s not worth it.
When they reach out to you, always manually search the company web address, go to careers to find the contact information for their HR, then call and ask about the posted position. You can verify if they are hiring for that position and who the recruiter is
The young woman who said she gave them too much of her personal information when you give them yo name address social and address that’s really all they need and thats much period some job companies ask for social but it is volentary not a requirement but still be careful and use your common sense its there for a reason
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Scammers so dumb like why you scamin broke people with no job...
Because they capitalize off of it
actually no, they are getting free labor not tsking money, its not considered an illegal scheme though.
they get money by having ppl work 60 hours a week for free, and making sales then they quit and they get no money or reimbursement its very convoluted and i'm surprised its not illegal
You're asking this question but got the nerve to call them dumb? 🤔
Probably trying to steal identities
If I see a posting on Indeed, I go to the actual employer’s site to see if the posting is legitimate. If it is, I apply directly on the employer’s site. I’ve seen many jobs on Indeed, but when doing further investigation, the employer does not have an opening for the position. Be careful out there.
Very very reliable advice! Even calling the location too to confirm they’re hiring
If the interviewer’s camera is off…wrap it up.
On my mama
If they ask you video chat at all it's a wrap.
I interviewed and obtained a position with ATT, the interviewers camera was off but she was experiencing difficulties with her camera.
@@uhuh9595 Now that everyone is back at work, video interviews have phased out.
Just happened to me today 😕
Indeed is a data collection site. YOU are the product.
I believe this. I've never gotten a job from there.
I was able to get good local job from there. But took forever and went through plenty of crappy jobs
Every app you sign up with!
@thomashunt6000 I have. I have gotten 3 or 4 jobs through indeed.
@@malikjw1facts that’s the business of every single website and social app. I’ve gotten every single job I’ve had through corporate sign ups or indeed… shht I’m in the bathroom right now at this job I found on indeed
I remember years ago filling out an application on paper and they called and talked to you and that was it. Now everything is online and not surprised this is happening!
I miss the old days. Looking for a job was easier than now with the online thing and the cover letter and all the other 🐂 💩 they want!
Yep I walked into a job fair at a university in ‘05 resume in hand. Got a phone call within a week for an interview. Was offered a job with relocation expenses. Haven’t applied for a job since, my agency promotes within. Also funded my way through grad school back then. I’m in the 30% bracket these days cheers
Getting a job is definitely easier now then the old days.
@@anthonyrussell1129, No tf it is not. Nowadays, you have to go through 5 rounds of interviews just to get hired at an entry level job.
@@miraculouslady632 Not true, I work security (not exactly entry level positions either) and most jobs I've gotten. Have one zoom interview and they email the paperwork and that's it. Not sure what jobs your talking about. Now you can get a job from the comfort of your bed so how is that not easier then back then?
@@anthonyrussell1129 Maybe in your industry but 99% of job acquirement is ridiculous now days. My mum in the 70’s & 80’s used to quit & walk across the road to the next business & ask from a job, get it in the spot & start the next day with the pay rate she negotiated & wanted. My sister in the early 2000’s did the same thing minus pay negotiation. Me now in the 2020’s applied to 300+ jobs, done every course, management experience, educated… no reply. Gave up, worked for myself, took workers from the companies who ignored me.
Indeed could find itself in a class action lawsuit, and rightly so.
💯
Let's get em. They are complicit
It’s just so unfortunate because people are out here genuinely seeking honest work. But here comes these low life scammers, targeting people who just want and need to make a living. Disgusting.
It’s wild that indeed isn’t doing anything about these issues.
💯
These “companies” be wanting a resume in a specific format and order, cover letter and dissertation on your whole life story from conception to adulthood. Then they send you through 5-6 rounds of interviews and then send you that bullshit form letter “although we are impressed with your background and education we have decided to move on with another candidate “
Okay? What's the problem?
Or leave the position empty because by now everyone else has compensated for the missing employee
Unfortunately Im going through this right now. Every time I receive those emails I get frustrated.
@@denniswiggins7739Curreny iam too but not all the time but it happens more often than not
Or you just never hear back from them
Definitely scammer everywhere. But I got my job from indeed. So it's not like it's all scams.
My son is a head hunter.. He hired 3 people this week all from Indeed...
I get all my jobs from Indeed😂😂😂
@@soulsurvivor1979Every single one 😂
@@soulsurvivor1979me too
Same I got my job from indeed too
I almost got scammed applying for the post office the pay was $26-$30 an hour I immediately clicked to apply they wanted me to pay a $46 dollars fee if I didn’t get hired with in 90 days they will refund me $99 dollars for the inconvenience LOL I knew it was BS no job asks you for money to get the job position scammers are getting out of control
Its getting bad and I am glad its finally getting called out.
One time I was applying for a job and it sounded good, but they wanted to meet at a different address than what was listed. I looked it up and it was a rentable office space that was run down and likely very budget friendly. They tried contacting me about 4 times before I blocked all communications. Be careful girlies.
I don't even reply to the interview request email until I look the person up.
Had this just happen last week. Had a Zoom interview for a Data Entry job and it was completely text based. It seemed pretty professional for awhile but he never decided to face cam until after the interview. He told me I had the job but I still felt skeptical so I called the actual business and they told me it was a scam.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 just give up bro
Wow. Smh.
@@AHundred-ec5yq 😂
Most applications we fill out have all our information, including social security, so be careful everyone
Indeed laid off a lot of people so I doubt actual humans actually check the listings.
Hell no! You dont need 3 or 2 rounds of interviews. Thats what pisses me off about some jobs they always do this. Lol
What the hell jobs are y'all applying to?? 😂 I've been using indeed for years and never had this happen. Or been asked to do a zoom interview.
I’m a nurse and I use indeed and all companies I have interviewed for have asked for a minimum of 2 interviews.
Target does it
the fact that scamming is no longer just sending u a link or deceptive calls to take your money and it has leaked into every single aspect of everything is insane.
Dear "Candidate" is the number one scam vocabulary I always see. Most job address you by your name. And I always look at the email and research the company.
Scamming people that also need money is crazy to
This was a couple years ago, but I was hired as a part-time scriptwriter. (I have/do work in television & video production) so I already had the necessary experience & equipment. The job was a work-from-home job but then they tell me that I need to purchase a new computer - they sent me the specs to some Macbook. I tell them I already have the most powerful Macbook available, as I do edit videos and make animated graphics. They continue to tell me it's not good enough and that they have a computer ready for me, I'll just need to send them money and once I start working, I'll see my money back in my next paycheck. Nope. You're fake.
Data mining they been doing this for a loooong time
sounds like it might of been a MLM scheme or something along those lines
My mother in law fell for this "packaging forwarding " scam where they said they send packages to your house and then you re-package then send it to some address ..as soon as she told me about this "job" I was like this is a SCAM! Who needs a third party to have something shipped?? That makes NO sense ! They had her fill out tax forms and everything! Turned out this was stuff that was ordered with stolen credit card info and then had it shipped to the third party and reshipped so it looks like they had the stolen items sent from the third party
Yes, it’s happen to me. I’m so in need of a job. They made it a whole interview process. They took my personal information. Including banking.
Yep I have a new rule now. I must have the employment offer/contract in writing before I will release my personal and banking records.
Had a fake zoom interview complete waste of time.
Yeah 150 grand a year for part time work for a new grad with a media degree sounds perfectly legit. Think you might wanna aim a little lower.
Sounds like you don’t make enough at work
Thts complete bs to😂 to think u bout to be BALLN like tht outta school 😂😂😂 sike
???? Huh
Same thing happened to me six months ago, smh . Multi-Level Marketing scams.
Can these woman stop PUTTING ON FACE PRODUCTS while talking on camera! PLEASEEEEEEEE
People who arnt trying to do videos as a career flim themselves while gaming, getting ready, or walking around town a lot now that I think about it
@@misscheif filming while cooking or cleaning or walking , working, or shopping is part of the day but I think it’s very rude AND ANNOYING to film while eating ( the sounds), having a date ( focus on the person your meeting),or putting on makeup products ( the dabbling at the face constantly) it’s like watching a person flossing teeth- RUDE!!!
The nail tap this is for sure THE MOST ANNOYING!!!
That shit sends me and it seems like all of the women do it.
People are just too full of themselves nowadays and want everybody else to be full of them too.
2nd lady: me paying attention to the dogs messing with the cat. 💯
LOL ME TOO, THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE!!!
So you thought a job for $100 bucks an hour 30 hours a week to run so.e random persons social media was legit
She ran her schools Facebook account…….shes a big deal
@@michaellightbown9492😂😂😂
Sometimes jobs will throw out an arbitrary number of what can make for sales positions. Doesnt mean their all fake
Air heads complaining about being scammed is funny, they basically scam theirself with being so gullible.
indeed is selling their user's data and info duh... they know whats going on im sure
Of course, they definitely know
I've gotten my last 3 jobs off indeed. 🤷🏾♂️
Just because you got a job, doesn’t mean that people aren’t getting scammed.
The same as everyone. Every job i have gotten since I 16 was from indeed. Nothing but good experiences.
You can tell how legit a call or interview is...by how they are speaking and what information they give you.
The first one might have potentially been trafficking 😲 They saw that she was young and most likely wasn't keeping up with the corporate talk. Yeah that's a big red flag 🚩 if you are trying to destroy your interview and they are still interested 🤯
She really scam the scammer she had great insight and did her research about the fake company
Deciding who is worse - Indeed scammers pretending to be employers or real employers rejecting your job applications?
Either way, more people need to create their own jobs/businesses.
We are truly living in tough times economically.
You’re a scam why you acting like moral police! То, что американцы глупы, не означает, что все остальные тоже тупые.
You’re saying we’re going through rough times and then telling people to open a whole business. That’s not cheap, first of all. Second, you need to understand business law and regulations. Third, you need a service or product that can compete in today’s competitive market. So…😅
I hate the ones the want to interview on whats app or signal like come on. Or remote jobs with no qualifications paying 35 an hour.. stop it. Indeed need to crack down 2ith these jobs.
Never apply for a job without researching the company! That’s just so…basic. 🙄
If it’s a starter company, you won’t find much
It really figures the kinda people blabbing on here, air heads.
I feel like these are obvious sometimes but with all the “Customer Service Representatives”, it makes sense that it’s so easy to blend in
I spammed indeed and linked in and like 3-4 companies called me with the exact same script. They send a digital hire interview but I’m sure they would have me selling AT&T in Kroger somewhere
Found out it was a scam when the listing only said my city and a zip code. I researched the company, and it's only in Ohio, which is one state away from me. 😒
I applied for 300 local jobs, and only 3 people answered back or asked for an interview but never followed up on the details of the interview, like date or time. I had to go in person with a reference from someone working at the workplace to get a job. Indeed, did not help with that. It's all bull crap.
I fell for one of those, but my mom stepped in and stopped it (i was real young) so i didnt take it. Fast forward, a friend of mine and I were watching tv, a show about cults who kidnaps kids but starts out as an interview, they promise the world all the glam and glitter l, i joked with my friend and said watch it be (the name of the place i applied to) kid you not, a moment later they said that exact name. It was a travel job and was told anytime I want to quit.its fine, well this mom stopped hearing from her son and couldnt get a hold of him, she was able to get her son back fortunately but when he told his side he wasnt allowed to call home, get calls, couldnt leave. This was before internet and i couldnt look things up, but my mom saw behind the glotz and glam, thank God for my momma.
Dont fall for glitz and glam, places that call you a rock star and flatter you, and offer you everything yoir hearts desire because when its too good to be true, it probably is. Good thing that girl chexk, she may have been kidnapped like she said.
I remember when I was in the early days of this kind of thing. Applied for a job while i had a job. I got a call, but missed it so they sent me a text. I text them back and they asked if I'd like to do a phone interview in the next hour. Told them I would, but they never called. Tried calling the number and it wasn't going through. Dodged a bullet there. Should've known something was up because all of this happened at 6am. Very few businesses are open at 6am.
6am?!?!
😳😂😂😂😂🤣
I used indeed for a new york minute! All scam emails. I dropped them like a hot potato!
and parents say it’s easy to find a job 🤠
The second woman clicked on way too many links in the emails from that place. Never do that.
We all have to use our discernment for everything. Scammers are everywhere. It’s just ridiculous.
Gonna be honest at lot of yall gullible as hell
I hate those timed test they give you at the end. After acing all the tough interview questions, pretty much telling them line by line coding, your entire work history achievements, then they ghost you after that last test.
This happened to me like 2 years ago. I did an interview where of course the camera was off. They had me wait like an hour and asked me the dumbest questions. They said I got the job and had me sign a contract and send them a copy of my license. Within an hour of doing so reality hit me that it was a scam and I froze my credit. After that 80% of the things I apply for on indeed seem scammy.
For the 1st clip....group interviews are a thing, so I wouldn't call it weird
@@KensinTe Yes you are right. I did a group interview for Bath and Body Works.
Okay, I finally got the job I've been dreaming about in July. However, when I was looking, I had some stuff that was so weird. I had one lady who praised my resume and everything but when I got to the interview, she was the most negative Nancy, actually putting down things she already knew just by reading my resume. I had another one who kept wanting to do a Teams interview the second I stepped on the internet, like Saturday night at 9 pm while I'm in my pajamas. Then there was this other company, I think the name was fake, wanting me to pay for my own background check. Gave me vibes they wanted to see my financial information for no reason but to scam me. Then there are the ones, the second you apply, you get an email. Be careful guys. I assure you though, there are some great companies like the one I work for that will hire you.
“TASK HUSTLE” sis? That wasn’t the red flag?
Thank you for spreading awareness.
She is just so busy she has to put on makeup while taking. 👎🏾 That eye thing what? Ugh! 👀
A lot of stuff is common sense.normally if something doesn't feel right something is wrong
I think indeed need to put the work into researching the companies that post jobs. On all was, ip address, physical address, speaking with the operator, check review at all levels. Start blocking ip that post scams. Ask payment for posting invest back into researching authencity of the Jobs.
1. If they can send a check they can send your work materials 2. No jobs pays your before you actually work
Almost all of this was entirely obvious that they were scams. People need to be more self aware. Half of these, you can’t feel bad for because the scam was TOO blatant. Smh.
A lot of people don't have the life skills or other experience to recognize them. A lot of the people featured in this video where very young, too.
Just say you lack empathy. Weird ahhh antisocial behavior.
@@Saturnthroughstars nigga I’m around the same age as them. Nobody has to teach you everything and walk you through EVERY fucking thing. It’s called common sense for a reason.
If a job don’t call u or leave a voicemail move on maybe a email , but move on … getting scammed by applying for a job is kinda funny 😂😂but sad for playing with people emotions Brah 🤦🏾♂️
Thanks for sharing. I currently have 2 family members who are currently in the job market. I just shared this to our group chat to make them aware.
I don't understand what these scammers get out of doing this?...like do they want money sent to them or what? Because if that was the case, who would send money. That's the only reason I can think of these people trying to scam. Otherwise, seriously what do they get out of "fake interviewing/fake hiring" these people?
Your data. Information. They sell it.
Ahh, okay that makes sense. I didn't even think of that. I was just thinking about these people saying these jobs are asking them to refund checks or something stupid. Like who the hell would actually send money. But, the other info makes sense I suppose
@@meagan-dq4fw It's a bad check. You spend the money at their 'store' and they get the money, bank error takes it from you.
@@meagan-dq4fwthank you this was my question too!
@@meagan-dq4fw With check scams, sometimes they will send you a check, convince you to cash it/deposit it on their behalf... it bounces, but your bank still takes that amount from your account. Not sure how that works if you don't have that much in your account, though.
I use indeed to apply for jobs but my resume is in private view. I don’t want random companies that I never heard of to contact me. If I see a company that has a job posting on indeed I check to see if they have the same job opening on the company’s website and I apply there. Still haven’t found a job yet.
Lmao you applied for a job from a company named TaskHustle 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lmao stop 🤣🤣
😂😂😂
Idk if they are naive or just dont have much job searching experience, but all my jobs ive have gotten through indeed. Yess there are a lot of pyramid schemes out ther, but i guess these new scammers just want your info social number addresses and etc... a little reminder if it seems to good to be true it probably is.
its a very old trick, i'm 30, i fell for it when i was 18....
Same here, I was targeted 6 years ago
I was 17
The second girl needs to get her devices checked out because she probably downloaded spyware or something
I went to the building it looked legit, but I started looking over the email and noticed that even in the interview, no one gave me their last names. there was not a say about hourly pay, they did not ask me about my past job experience, and the offices did not look legitimate. Maybe one laptop but no printer which is weird for a manager’s office. It was so weird. Now out of curiosity I see the building is now renting office space.
1 of the reasons is because the person knows that you aren’t necessarily looking for a job to work at.
It’s harder for the scammer to scam you if you are but it’s much harder to get around if you are actually looking to work from home.
The social media girl should be ashamed. She thought someone was gonna pay 100 an hour just to run their social media account....
People do that thought
I was scammed on LinkedIn, the lady stole my identity, I lost the rental property that I was working on because I needed a car in order to get there to work on my house and in order to keep the house you have to be actively working on the house through the land bank in Detroit Michigan. So the scammer tried to take my refund check that I was going to use to get a car. So I had to file an identity theft investigation through the IRS and I still haven’t gotten the money so I had to move to a whole new state in order to have a place to live. I was and still am mortified about this.
People have been getting scammed on indeed since at least 2013. I was almost scammed back then by a few diff companies and there as been no improvement? Something is fishy, indeed! 🤨
Thank you for sharing this information. Job seekers should proceed with caution. Some companies are engaging in data harvesting in order to sell your information. I recommend looking a potential employer up before submitting your personal information.
I highly doubt Indeed is in on it. They probably just have terrible data encryption and don't care enough to bolster it.
Who you telling I am a master of google I’m gone search every part of the internet and if it don’t check out I always go with my gut
I'm sorry if they have several rounds of interviews, something is weird already.
What I do when I search indeed for job offers listed I go to the official website to see if that job listing is posted and apply directly from the company’s site
I put in for a Security Job for Bank of America. And they said the Interview will take Place at the Boston Inn Hotel. In my City. Between 9am-5pm. Im like who the hell do Job Interviews at a HOTEL🤔 and its a Security job for a Bank. Something was off. And i didnt Go !
TURN YOUR INDEED RESUME TO PRIVATE as long as it’s private random jobs cannot find you also THOROUGHLY READ THE JOBS YOURE APPLY TO
wow indeed too… smh 🤦🏾♂️
Thanks for this video! I've been looking for work, mostly on indeed, and had no idea this was going on. Good luck to those looking for work!
I love getting these scam calls after replying to a listing and then youtube censoring my comments about it... Hope this isn't another one that gets sent to the void...
the girl that really thought she was going to be paid $100/hr with only a bachelors deserved to be scammed cause be fr 🤦🏾♀️😂 ain’t no way! You can barely get that type of money with a masters alone
Whenever they say zoom interview. I know its a scam!
Why?
A channel that INFORMS you? Subbed.
Crazy they got me they need to get sued people can have some real shady stuff happen to them with this bs
The last girl was at my old office building. The entire company went remote during the pandemic and we let go of the leases on each of our buildings. There is no physical office space at this point. If she interviewed with my company it wasn't a scam we just don't have offices anymore.
Do people know that when you put your resume on Indeed, other people can see it? I get emails all the time from "companies" offering me a job.
I have my resume on indeed it’s in private view. I don’t want random company’s that I never heard of contact me.
You can turn it on private mode
@@TherealMrsHundreds But does everybody know that? I feel like if you're simple enough to do multiple zoom interviews with a fake company, then you're simple enough to not know you're resume is public and everyone can see it lol
@@DavidKen878 true everybody doesn’t know. & their resumes have alot of personal info on them like address, phone numbers , email and your current employer for some ppl. Which makes it creepier. Indeed is Basically giving out free info about ppl to strangers.
Maybe this is just a thing that’s going on in the us as I’ve had multiple jobs where they didn’t show there face on zoom or teams meetings and I was in those jobs each for two years so you can take a job when you don’t see your face just make sure you search the company
Sucks I desperately need a damn job 😢 I keep getting offers to weird jobs where they want to send you packages and you resend them out like that’s not obviously a Damn scam 😂
Great video thank you for spreading awareness!
I had people texting me about jobs I never applied for. I went on an interview, but the guy was sitting outside at a table. It was really weird. I looked up the company. It was an Indian company with a few white people that worked there. I was scared that it maybe fake. I could not tell if the guy was in the US or not. I felt pretty weird because he had a huge smile on his face. I did have to live in a certain city. They told me to contact them again once I relocated to the city. I passed because I never applied to their company and supposedly they found my information on Indeed or LinkedIn. I didn't feel like Indeed or LinkedIn shows your number or does it? Or do they share your resume with everyone on the website?
Any job that says they bond together, take vacations, have have meetings all the time, make it sound promising when they haven’t interviewed you and they do group interviews is not worth your time because even if it were a legit company I’ve worked at companies that were just like what the first woman described and they are so unprofessional and unofficial and act like they are selling you something it’s not worth it.
This happened to me with an insurance agent job, a manager job and a travel agent job
I WHOLE HEARTEDLY FEEL LIKE ALL THESE COMPANIES ARE HELPING THESE CROOKS !!! FROM THE CREDIT CARD COMPANIES ,, CREDIT BREUER & ETC ….
When they reach out to you, always manually search the company web address, go to careers to find the contact information for their HR, then call and ask about the posted position. You can verify if they are hiring for that position and who the recruiter is
I also got scammed by HB saying it’s a remote regional manager.. never got paid it was crazy for stupid assignments lost money and time
Indeed should be held responsible for not vetting employers
The young woman who said she gave them too much of her personal information when you give them yo name address social and address that’s really all they need and thats much period some job companies ask for social but it is volentary not a requirement but still be careful and use your common sense its there for a reason