The BBB warns of summer job scams targeting students, with 65% involving "warehouse redistribution coordinator" roles and reshipping stolen goods.
The Better Business Bureau (BBB) warns students to be vigilant against summer job scams, with employment scams being among the riskiest across Canada. Students aged 25-34 are most susceptible to these scams. The BBB's Canadian Scam Tracker Risk Report found that 65% of reported employment scams involve becoming a "warehouse redistribution coordinator" or similar roles, often reshipping stolen goods while impersonating well-known retailers like Amazon. Tips to avoid scams include being cautious of aggressive offers and getting contracts in writing.
June 08, 2024
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