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Dubai Police warn jobseekers over fake part-time job offers
🇦🇪 United Arab Emirates · Society · Dubai · 2 d ago
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The warning is part of Dubai Police's participation in the Ministry of Interior's "A Safe UAE Starts with Your Digital Awareness" campaign, launched for Cybersecurity Awareness Month in October.
Anyone who encounters a fraudulent job offer, suspicious account or potentially malicious link should report it through the Dubai Police eCrime platform or by calling 901.
The Anti-Fraud Centre at the General Department of Criminal Investigation said genuine part-time jobs come from legally licensed businesses with verifiable identities and addresses.
Never share banking details Dubai Police warned against sharing banking information or one-time passwords (OTPs) with anyone claiming to offer employment.
The Anti-Fraud Centre highlighted a particularly dangerous warning sign: an employer asking applicants to receive money into their personal bank accounts and transfer it to another party in exchange for a commission.
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