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Got a weird hiring text with a Segal logo, seems like a scam
The message had the same text as a scam that's been reported before. The number it came from is 1(305) 928-8821.
Also, just so you know, the file uploader on this site isn't working for me.
Got a text about a job offer that seems like a scam
It seemed like a scam to me. I did not proceed. The phone number was (708) 578-1058. I just wanted to report this.
Got a group text about a remote job that seems fake
It told me to reply "Yes" or "I'm interested" to get the full details texted to me. This just feels off. It was sent to a bunch of people and the offer seems way too good to be real. I never signed up for anything from this company.
Got a text about a remote job that seems like a scam
The text said if I was interested and over 25, I should just reply 'yes'. It came from a phone number with a 225 area code. The whole thing just feels off. Who offers that much money for so little work in a random text? It didn't make any sense to me, so I didn't reply. It seems like a scam.
Got a text about a remote job from someone named Layla at Segal
The text said work only 1-2 hours per day. Daily pay is $100 to $500 USD. A guaranteed weekly salary minimum of $1,000. Flexible hours. Paid vacation 15-20 days per year plus holidays. It said if you're interested and meet the age requirement of 25+, please reply 'yes'.
I didn't reply. I checked it on Ecautious.com and then I just reported the message as spam. The number was (225) 539-3390.
Got a text about a remote job that seems too good to be true
It just feels off. I never applied to Segal or gave them my number. Getting a text like this out of the blue about a job that pays that much for so little work doesn't make any sense to me. It seems like one of those too-good-to-be-true things.