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Safe Job Searching
AutomotiveJobsOnline.com is dedicated to providing the safest possible environment for you to search for jobs and manage your career. To assist with that goal, we ask that you keep a few simple security precautions in mind when evaluating job postings on AutomotiveJobsOnline.com and job opportunities that you may receive unsolicited via email.
For example, it's possible that you may encounter fraudulent job opportunities when searching for jobs online, or you may receive fraudulent email that has had the sender's address forged to make it appear as if it came from AutomotiveJobsOnline.com. Such practices are a violation of AutomotiveJobsOnline.com's Terms of Use and may be a criminal violation of federal and/or state law.
Regrettably, all online companies are susceptible to occasional scams. While AutomotiveJobsOnline..com makes every effort to prevent this abuse, it is not immune to such activity. To help you conduct a safer job search, we've assembled the following security-related articles and resources. Familiarizing yourself with this information will help you better manage your career.
Check Scams
Someone from another country needs your help transferring funds. What seems like a lucrative job offer could cost you your savings and more. Click here for more information.
Work-at-Home Scams
Working at home sounds great. You set your own hours and the commute can't be beat. But get the facts before you consider accepting an offer. Click here for more information.
Reporting Fraud
If you see a questionable job posting or any potential misuse of the AutomotiveJobsOnline.com website or its brand, please report the suspected fraud to AutomotiveJobsOnline.com.
If you think you have been a victim of fraud, immediately report the fraud to your local police and contact AutomotiveJobsOnline.com, so steps can be taken to ensure your safety. We also recommend that you file an online report with The Internet Crime Complaint Center(IC3), a partnership between the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the National White Collar Crime Center (NW3C).
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