Fake check safety tool

Equipment Check Scam Checker

Fake check job scams often involve remote jobs where the victim is sent a check for equipment, software, supplies, or a home office setup.

The check may appear to clear at first but later bounce. The scammer may then ask you to buy equipment, use a specific vendor, or send leftover money back.

Do not paste bank account numbers, check images, routing numbers, or personal financial information.

Check Equipment Check Risk

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Did they send you a check?
Did they ask you to deposit a check?
Did they ask you to buy equipment or software?
Did they tell you to use a specific vendor?
Did they promise reimbursement?
Did they ask you to send leftover money back?
Did they ask you to send money through Zelle, Cash App, Venmo, gift cards, crypto, or wire transfer?
Did they say you can start without an interview?
Did they rush you?
Go to Fake Job Offer Checker

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Start with the Fake Job Offer Checker, read recovery steps if you already responded, or report a suspicious job scam.

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