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Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Fake job offer from someone claiming to be YouTube's head of HR
Position: Remote Content Optimization Specialist – part-time or full-time
Daily rate: $200 to $600, with monthly income potential up to $10,000.
Qualifications: 20+ years old; no experience needed—we offer full paid training.
What we provide: Full compensation during the 4-day trial, paid annual leave, social insurance, housing fund, and education allowance once onboard.
Your main task: Help improve video exposure and engagement data for creators across the platform.
Just 5 positions remain. Reply immediately if interested, or call 2564799771.
(Reply “ok” and reopen to contact the number.)
Country United States
Type of a scam Employment
Got a suspicious text message about a YouTube remote job
Hello, this is Aria from the YouTube Recruiting Team.
We’ve reviewed your profile and believe you’re a great fit for a part-time remote position. The main responsibility is to assist YouTube with simple online updates to help increase product exposure.
• Work time: About 60–90 minutes per day, 4 days per week
• Earnings: $250–$500 per day (base weekly income of $1,263)
• Training: Detailed guidance provided to help you get started easily
• Availability: Limited to 20 positions
If you are at least 25 years old and interested, please text “Interested” to 2107177956 for
1) Hacking the web browser I am using (Microsoft Edge) by ignoring my controller commands such as when pausing a video or song, autoplaying videos despite browser-wide restrictions to prevent autoplay, using exploits (invisible blocking scripts that prevents me from pausing by literally blocking the pause button) to bypass my choices of what I watch and what I ignore, and using exploits to know my X-Box’s System status (e.g. when my controller turns off I immediately get two unstoppable ads, which in recent days are mostly partisan political ads).
2) Like many working-from-home parents these days, the Internet serves as a temporary distraction or learning opportunity for children. While using their service, with clearly young child content, inexplicably rated-R ads are shown, like horror movie trailers, grisly stuff that is not intended for youthful eyes.
3) And here’s the cherry on top: after clearly hacking my system and showing my child make believe nightmares, their service harasses me with the literal definition of extortion: give us money otherwise we’re going to bombard you with all of the madness to be found within the advertising realm regardless of the legal and ethical conundrums it creates so long as they make $. P.S. I’ve cleaned out the “ad preferences” their service created for me without my input, and yet, I’m shown all sorts of things I want nothing to do with like having an affair by joining dating websites, partisan political propaganda, and overall just triggering nonsense that shouldn’t be seen unless approval has been sought.
Apologies for the book, and especially if it is not relevant to you, which if that is the case I humbly ask of you what institution then should I contact to handle my complaint.