Hong Kong's Daily Public Report covers recent job scams. Scammers now use private contact and AI fake offers. One person nearly fell victim due to no typical alerts. The report says scammers target common warning signs, using private messaging and AI to make offers convincing. Fraudsters are using new tactics to deceive job seekers. They exploit the lack of typical alerts to trick individuals. Private messaging and AI makes the scams more convincing. It's crucial for job seekers to be aware of these tactics. They must remain cautious to avoid falling victim to these scams.
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