Quote from: Coyster on September 15, 2024, 08:31:45 AM

Quote from: Zoomic on September 15, 2024, 07:33:55 AM

These victims are usually promised very good jobs, better working condition with a very good pay. The offers are often very enticing and it is very difficult for anyone who is swimming in poverty to say NO to such offer. It is quite unfortunate that they don't get to meet what they bargained for and they end up doing jobs and working for people they ordinarily wouldn't want to do or work for.

Many of these victims will most likely be immigrants as well, coming from third world countries where they have lost all hope of a good life, such people are quick to jump on employement offers in another country and they do not hesitate to sell everything they have back at home, in order to fund the trip, but they do not know that they are being shipped into forced labor for criminal organizations. It is up to the authorities to ensure that we see less of these things and also up to people to verify every nuance before taking up any job.

I have been in this phase, I really need money and am tempted by work abroad but it turns out that the job vacancy is a scammer, very different from what they offered at the beginning. However, education is very important for everyone, especially fresh graduates who have no experience so that they are no longer trapped by fake job offers. In the crypto world, we cannot avoid fraud. The most important thing is that we must continue to filter incoming information properly and carefully.