Here are some tips to help you deal with suspicious Job offers, Links or mails

• Any offer appearing too good to be true, must be cross checked before any communication with the originator of such offers / contents.
• Do not give your identification information unless you are confident that the other party is who they claim to be. For example, you could ask them for a call-back number to use for verification purposes.
• Be careful when providing credit card or bank information, or engaging in any monetary transactions. Be sure to verify the legitimacy of the employer with whom you are interacting.
• Do not provide any non-work-related personal information (e.g., Identification no, eye color, marital status, etc.) over the phone or online.
• Be aware of any job offerings which arrive in e-mail unsolicited and ultimately require anyone to pay a fee in advance, particularly if the fee is asked to be paid through a financial services or if one must pay the amount to a bank or person in a third country that is suspiciously unrelated to either party.