You open your email one morning and there it is – the most enticing, perfect job offer you’ve ever seen.“Be part of one of America’s fastest growing industries. Earn thousands of dollars a month…and you can work at home!” the ad reads.
The best part is the job will require very little work.
It sounds too good to be true.
Well, you might actually want to slow down for just a minute. How do you really know that job offer is legit? There are many work-at-home schemes that entice people with huge promises. In fact, some work-at-home offers are illegal and could land you in potential trouble should you participate.
Since that is the case, it would be wise for you to know the most popular work-at-home schemes and how to identify if that job offer really is a scam.
Popular Work At Home Schemes
According to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), these job offers have been identified as the most common work-at-home schemes: