Be Careful of Scams
Unfortunately, online job scams are very common, and many people have lost money or shared sensitive information because they didn’t know what to look out for. At RemoteHustleNG, we want you to stay safe. Here are some important things to remember:
💰 Never pay for a job
No real employer will ask you to pay for applications, training, or job placements.
If someone requests money to “secure your role” — it’s a scam.
📧 Watch for suspicious emails
Fake recruiters may use free email accounts like Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook.
Real companies usually email from their official company domain (e.g.,
@companyname.com).
🌐 Check the company website
Before applying, visit the company’s official career page to confirm if the role exists.
If you cannot find the job listing on their site, be cautious.
🔒 Protect your personal information
Avoid sending details like bank account numbers, or passwords.
Genuine employers only request your CV, cover letter, and maybe portfolio/LinkedIn.
🚩 Look for red flags
Offers that sound “too good to be true” (e.g., very high salary with no experience).
Poorly written job descriptions full of spelling mistakes.
Pressure to act immediately (“Apply and pay today or lose the opportunity”).
At RemoteHustleNG, our promise is simple:
👉 We will never post jobs that require payments, and we will always include the official company application link for your safety.
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