The Job Scam Report Podcast

The podcast, “The Job Scam Report,” can only be found here on my Substack and YouTube.I created "The Job Scam Report" on Substack in May 2024. I started the podcast shortly after realizing its potential to reach many more job seekers trying to conduct a job search without being lured by bad actors. Job scams are a pandemic in the marketplace. The sooner the signs of a scam are recognized, the quicker one must disengage from communication with them. It should take just one sign to stop, block, and report them. Inform your network and report if you have engaged with a link, PDF, or downloaded a communication from them. Subscribe to my Substack: markanthonydyson.substack.com. Contact me with inquiries: markanthonydyson{at}substack{dot}com.Along the way, I added April Price-Horton, Jay Jones, and Russell Irby as regular co-hosts. We've created memorable and informative shows that have been watched by hundreds of participants on LinkedIn Live. Ashley Price-Horton: YouTube: @cybercare

The Job Scam Report Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Mark Anthony Dyson, with 58 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Mark Anthony Dyson hosts The Job Scam Report Podcast, a business show with 58 episodes published.

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  The Really Subtle and Simple Signs of Recruitment Fraud

  May 19, 202629 minS0

  <p></p><p></p><p>If you’ve been reading about job scams in the news, on this platform, or in videos, the only conclusion we can all reach is the escalation and frequency of job scams continue to surge, as do other types of scams. </p><p>The job numbers from any angle lack the comfort needed during these times. </p><p>If unemployment, or underemployment, were a giant desert you had to walk through, your mind would create small ponds, but it's miles away. You think relief is ahead. The mirage disappears the closer you get.That's what fa...

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  Two Years Later, Job Scams Surge, And I'm Just Starting

  May 12, 202620 minS0

  <p></p><p>This week marks two years since the launch of “The Job Scam Report.” The project began as a direct response to a persistent job-market problem. Over that time, I’ve created more than 150 pieces of content—articles, videos, and podcasts.</p><p>I’m grateful that more than 3,000 subscribers have chosen to join me on this journey. Many of you found your way here through my work on “The Voice of Job Seekers.” The origins of this project began with my observations there, watching job seekers not just being misled.</p><p>They were lured and trapped.</p><p>Job seeke...

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  Job Scam Alert: Run Now if Employers Skip This

  Apr 28, 20268 minS0

  <p></p><p>Artificial Intelligence (AI) is likely the primary tool in the scammer’s arsenal. Not because it is doing everything for scammers, but their scaling the use of AI is causing constant doubt and fear. Both are the kryptonite for most job seekers entering a bare-bones job market. </p><p>Thanks for joining me for this short episode. </p><p>In this episode, I continue to discuss briefly two articles:</p><p>This article about Alaska came out after this episode was produced, but the report is recent. </p><p>Rutgers article warns students to be hyper-aware of jo...

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  This is Why Job Scams Are Thriving in The Job Market Right Now

  Apr 14, 20267 minS0

  <p>The job market is tough. In this episode, I break down why job scams are more dangerous than ever, what the latest data reveals, and how smart job seekers must protect themselves.</p><p>What We Cover:</p><p>* Why economic uncertainty and job seeker apprehension are ripe grounds for harvest in job scams</p><p>* Scam evolution from obvious fake postings to convincing, process-driven fraud mimicking real hiring workflows</p><p>* Why outdated red flags (bad spelling, free email accounts) are moot. They no longer work. </p><p>* The structural warning signs you spot and avoid. </p><p>...

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  This is Why Your Skepticism is Your Security

  Mar 31, 202611 minS0

  <p>You can’t trust what you can’t see. There’s truth and danger in that saying. </p><p>Technology is a sophisticated conundrum, and job candidates may unknowingly interview with fake recruiters as AI avatars. Real companies use them, as do fake ones. </p><p>The crew, Ashley, Jay, Russ, and I say you can’t trust everyone who is connected to hiring in any way, especially without researching them. Please listen to the end of the show when we discuss the groups most vulnerable to job scams. </p><p>Here are a few of the highlights of our disc...

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