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Jobs from home: identify scams from real opportunities

Victims of job offers from home 

Everything looks great, the ad offers work from home, only with a

computer, spending one or two hours of time and with substantial

financial rewards. But those job offers that arrive in e-mail accounts

or are disseminated on websites, can become a vicious trap for those

who accept them.

The "future teleworkers", once they contact the advertiser,

complete a form for access to work. Not only fill your personal data,

but also their bank account number, something fundamental to do the

course work. Everything seems normal, but in reality, those offering

work are bogus companies seeking to launder money from phishing, one of

the most common illegal activities in the world of hackers and

crackers.

Phishing

Through an apparent official communication from a renowned company

such as eBay, PayPal or any bank, cyber criminals are trying to force

the victim to phishing to hand over their personal data, bank account,

user name and password to use this information for its own benefit. The

user is diverted to a site almost identical to that used by real

companies but with some variations in the http address that has nothing

to do with reality. Thus, it is highly likely that deception works with

some surprise.

Once the scammers manage to be with the information and come into

the bank account, and are able to transfer the stolen money to any

account. Of course, if they do so at their own expense, evidence would

easily traceable by police. This is where the role is fundamental in

the mule, or human mule. The person will participate as an intermediary

between the conned and con man, allowing the money to be washed. That

person is none other than the bait with the fake job advertisement.

Modus Operandi

At no time, the mule who is being deceived by sin of confident,

knows the offense that is incurring. The company that gave false work

will credit the money to your account. Later he asked to stay with a

commission of 5 or 10 percent and send the rest to another tank,

through MoneyGram, WesternUnion or some other mechanism to send money

at an Eastern or South Africa. Thus, in this way, the scam will be

consummated.

The main problem is that justice does not look to the scammer, who

does not know the data and moves in the shadows, but directly to the

beneficiary who is listed as stolen money. Neither more nor less than

the mule, who will be required repayment of capital allegedly stolen,

when actually only received a small commission.

Profile of the victim

Generally, within the circulating misleading advertisements, the

target profile of mule fluctuates between 21 and 50. Among the

requirements that are listed include the potential employee must be

communicative, responsive, alert, able to be learning in the process of

working and responsible. It emphasizes the educational and promise a

wage from 1000 to 4000 euros per month. An attractive figure to work

only two hours a day, easily combined with other occupations. In other

cases, the only prerequisite, holding a bank account will be enough to

become a proxy for a person that does not know his name and you will

never face.

One of the main problems of this criminal practice is that any

Internet user can fall victim to this scam. Both of the aforementioned

phishing as being duped in fake job offer. Economic necessity or naive

enough to believe that the network exists yet easy money may end up

playing a trick on anyone who is not prevented and informed about these

practices.

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