What should I do if someone asks me to join an interview?

In this article, you will find clear and comprehensive information on how to identify and protect yourself from scammers who ask you to join an interview via video call. Understanding these tactics is essential to avoid becoming a victim.

What should I do if someone asks me to join an interview?

If someone asks you to join an interview, especially via video call, you should be cautious. This type of request may be part of a scam. They may be trying to:

• Record your face through a video call

• Use your image to verify fake or fraudulent accounts

• Collect personal data without your consent

   

How can I recognize this type of fraudulent behaviour?

Check for these common warning signs:

• The request comes from a foreign or unfamiliar phone number

• The person insists on a video call 

• The communication feels urgent, pushy, or pressuring

If you notice one or more of these signs, you should consider the request fraudulent and avoid engaging further.

What should I do if I receive this type of request?

If someone asks you to join an interview:

• Do not accept the video call

• Do not share personal information, photos, or documents

• Stop communication with the user immediately

• Block the number or email to avoid further contact attempts

• Report the user using our platform’s reporting system

These actions help protect your identity and reduce the risk of misuse of your data.