CHARLOTTE, N.C. —
The Better Business Bureau is warning people in the market for a summer job to be on the alert for scams.
The BB said this is the time of year when questionable websites pop up, offering high-paying summer jobs for little work.
However, those offers can include paying money up front.
“No matter how much is promised, how much is guaranteed, if you’re paying a fee up front, it’s going to be a scam,” said Tom Bartholomy.
The BBB also said people should be cautious about where they post their resumes online.
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