Log of what of Muazu Umar has learned at Techie Youth

Today, I have learnt so many things at Techie Youth. In search for a job online, one may likely be scammed. As scammers are everywhere online, Techie Youth provided me with the tips on how to identify scammers and scamming businesses in order to avoid any chance of being a potential scam victim.

While reviewing one of the units of this program - Beware of Scammers - in the video links, the founder of the Techie Youth, Eric, pinpointed some words scammers used to scam people online. And before it's gone that far, they scam only those who are in desperation to secure a job. And to persuade applicants that they are legal employers, they use words as “I like you” and “I want the best for you” to proof their sense of reliability and validity.

In the same unit, tips are given on how to identify one's identity theft. That's impersonation in brief. People use your identity, perhaps, by creating social media accounts after your name and professional summary to scam people. I have learnt all these today, after reviewing the Beware of Scammers content in the first unit of the program which is Introduction To Earning Money Online. To identify your identity theft, be cautious of whom you share your personal details with - that might be of birth date, bank account details and lots of such kind.