Job Scams
We've put together a list of some of the most common job scams, along with some tips to help you ensure the jobs you are applying for are authentic.
Employment Resources
Fraudulent employers are getting increasingly smart about targeting college students for job scams. With the varying levels of sophistication and tact that these con artists use, it can often times be hard to decipher which job opportunities are legitimate and which are not.
What to do if you Discover a Fraudulent Job Posting
If you shared your social security, drivers license, passport numbers or any bank information, notify your local police and contact your bank immediately. Additionally you can:- File a report with the Federal Trade Commission
- File a report with the Internet Crime Complaint Center
- File a report with the Better Business Bureau
Not sure if a job posting is legitimate? Schedule an appointment with a Regis University Career Development Specialist to review the posting, research the company and help you determine its legitimacy.
Location, Contact Info and Hours
Career and Professional Development
Location: Clarke Hall 214
Hours:
Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Contact:
P: 303.458.3508
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