Check a Remote Job or Opportunity Before You Apply
Review common scam signals in a job post, message, website, or payment request. Get a practical risk summary and clear next steps.
What do you want to check?
Paste the job offer, message, website URL, or suspicious request below.
This is a screening tool, not a guarantee that an opportunity is legitimate or fraudulent. Verify important claims independently.
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Signals detected
0Before sharing documents or money
Four checks, one practical result
RBAI looks for recognizable warning patterns instead of pretending to know the truth from one message.
Flags upfront fees, deposits, gift cards, crypto, or unusual payment requests.
Identifies pressure to act immediately, limited-time threats, or rushed decisions.
Highlights requests for passwords, OTPs, recovery codes, or sensitive account access.
Checks suspicious domains, impersonation language, and unverifiable contact patterns.
A low score does not prove a job is safe.
Scammers can copy real company names and professional-looking websites. Always verify the employer using contact details found independently of the message you received.
Common scam-check questions
Can this checker guarantee that a job is legitimate?
No. It identifies common warning signals in the text or URL you provide. A legitimate company can trigger a warning, and a sophisticated scam can avoid obvious signals.
What is the strongest warning sign?
Requests for money, passwords, OTPs, recovery codes, or other sensitive information are strong reasons to stop and independently verify the opportunity.
Should I click a suspicious job link to investigate it?
Prefer not to. Verify the employer by typing its official website yourself or using a trusted source rather than relying on a link in a suspicious message.
Does RBAI send my text to a server?
The checker logic in this component runs in the browser. Do not paste passwords, OTPs, recovery codes, financial account details, or other highly sensitive information into any online tool.