How to spot a job scam

You never have to pay to get a job. If someone asks you to pay, stop and report it.

Warning signs

They ask you to pay first: for training, equipment, a starter kit, a visa or a "processing fee". Real employers never do this.
The pay is much higher than similar jobs, for very little work.
You get a job offer without an interview or any real questions.
They want to move the chat to a personal app right away and push you to decide fast.
The email comes from a free address that doesn't match the company, or the company has no website.
They send you a check or money and ask you to send part of it back.

Passwords or one-time codes (OTP).
Your bank, GCash or card login.
Photos of your ID in chat. On WorkNow, ID checks happen only in the verification step.

On a job page, use "Report this job listing". In messages, stop replying and tell us.

You can also open a ticket in the Help center or email support@worknow.ph.