You’re a recent college graduate, and you just got an email from a company saying your professor recommended you for a position.
After an interview that was done remotely, you land your first real job. You’ve even received a check to cover some preliminary expenses.
But you quickly learn it was a scam and you’re out money.
The Federal Trade Commission took the step of issuing a consumer alert this spring warning college grads to be on the lookout when it comes to fake job offers.
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Spotify is now charging customers to see song lyrics.
Guests:
- Ray A. Smith, Reporter, Wall Street Journal
- Scott Shackelford, Executive Director, Applied Cybersecurity Research, Indiana University
- Sydney Schnur, Indiana University Law School graduate
- Russell Holly, Managing Editor for Commerce, CNET
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