May 19, 2023
The scammers are posing as Airswift employees, offering various flexible full/part-time vacancies via WhatsApp and text messages.
These messages often promise remote jobs with unrealistic hours and salaries.
These individuals do not represent Airswift and we encourage candidates to be wary of anyone requesting money for medical tests or visa applications as part of the recruitment process.
Below are images of the messages the scammers have been sending.
Please know that although these messages are often sent by people pretending to be current Airswift employees, these scammers are in no way affiliated with Airswift.
If you happen to fall victim to this fake recruitment scam, we recommend that you contact your local authorities and file a report.
We urge you to cease contact with the scammers straight away to prevent any more attempts at receiving your money.
If you are unsure about an offer you have received, review the red flags that may indicate a recruitment scam.
This post was written by: Betty Givvons-Collinge
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