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21 lis 2018 · Attackers have been targeting the UIC student community with emails advertising fake job opportunities. In particular, emails with the subject “Your UIC Job Application (Administrative Coordinating Assistant)” are part of a scam designed to trick students into sending money to the attackers.
Cyber criminals frequently target students with job offers through email or text messages that sound too good to be true, to access personal information and use it to hack accounts and steal money! How Cyber Criminals Use Job Scams. Scammers target students with fake internship and job offer emails inviting them to apply, but their ultimate ...
17 kwi 2020 · BE AWARE OF SCAMS! Advice on scams. If you have concerns about the legitimacy of a job or internship posting, contact UIC Career Services at 312-996-2300. If you have been the victim of a job or phishing scam, immediately contact the UIC Police.
You can call and ask where they're at on apps. Last I heard/read, they were processing mid-to-late October apps. I applied for my wife and kids via USPS 12/27, and we haven’t heard anything yet. As far as I know, there is no website to check status. My application from September was approved like 2 weeks ago...
28 sie 2020 · The calling phone number is spoofed and appears as a legitimate phone number belonging to ICE (202-732-4646). The caller then informs the student that they are in violation of registering as an alien and must provide payment or be arrested by the UIC Police.
Odd phone number or web address – Scammers can do a lot to make it look like you are being contacted by a legitimate person or agency. Pay attention to details like the country code, caller ID spelling, and web addresses.
20 cze 2023 · Scammers use email spoofing methods to forge a UIC email address and make it appear as if the email is being sent by a UIC employee! Recipients may fall victim to these scams, believing it is coming from a legitimate UIC contact.
