FakeJobDetector checks a job posting for the warning signs of scams, like upfront fees, requests for your bank details and fake recruiters, and tells you exactly what it found.
You will need to pay a $60 registration fee for your starter kit
Please send a copy of your driver's license and your bank account details
Contact: northline.hiring.team@gmail.com
What it checks
Job scams don't all look the same. FakeJobDetector looks for the signs of each kind and shows you which ones it found.
Paying for training, a “starter kit”, or a check you must deposit to buy equipment.
Example: A $60 starter kit fee is required before your first shift.
Requests for your SSN, bank details or a photo of your ID before any interview.
Example: Send your SSN and a photo of your license to apply.
Moving money or reshipping packages through your own accounts and address.
Example: Receive client payments and wire them to our partners.
Free email addresses and look‑alike domains posing as well‑known companies.
Example: Reply to recruiting.hr.dept@gmail.com to schedule.
Big pay for easy work, no experience needed, and pressure to act fast.
Example: Earn $1,500 a week from home. Start today!
Listings that collect résumés for roles that may never be filled.
Example: Always accepting applications for future openings.
A job title that has little to do with the work actually described.
Example: “Marketing Coordinator”: commission‑only door‑to‑door sales.
Vague, copy-paste postings with no real company or job details.
Example: Easy job. Good pay. Message for details.
How it works
Copy the job description, or the whole listing, into FakeJobDetector.
The wording, pay and contact details are checked against known scam patterns.
Get a risk score and each red flag in plain English, with the text that triggered it.
FAQ
It reads a job posting and estimates how likely it is to be fake. It also lists the specific warning signs it found, such as a request for an upfront fee or a recruiter writing from a personal email address.
Yes. Joining the waitlist is free, and so is FakeJobDetector.
No tool can. FakeJobDetector shows you the warning signs it found and why each one matters, so you can decide for yourself. Before sharing personal or financial details, always check the company through its official website.
Some are scams after your money or personal information. Others are "ghost jobs": listings posted to collect résumés or to make a company look like it is growing, with no real plan to hire.
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Contact
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