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This week I’m sharing how I almost got scammed on LinkedIn and tracked down the real person being used. Learn from my mistake as I share it all, including the fake check, and some things to look out for along the way. Hope you enjoy!
And I want to see your dreams come true. Whether you're looking to be a virtual assistant business owner, freelancer, or work from home part-time, I'd love to help you get moving. My specialty is connecting you with the you God created you to be. Everything we reach for leads us to the next thing. What are you reaching for?
Thank you for sharing your experience! (You’re the new Oprah, LOL!) Please don’t be embarrassed. It never enters my mind to be scammed that way. I am always aware of hackers, but not scammers on the internet.
One thing I’ve always tried to figure out is how to vet people who request to connect with you on LinkedIn, Facebook and other social media accounts. Should I choose everyone who requests or is there some system we should use that governs how we okay a request.
Oh, I’m on the VIP list and a member of the VA BOC group. I would really like to see that be one of the topics discussed in the VA BOC group.
Hi Annette!
Thanks so much Wow, I’ll take it LOL!
Awesome that’s definitely something we can talk more about.
Thank you for sharing. Im currently a personal assistant getting ready to switch to virtual assistant in the next couple of months. Listening to your podcast open my mind that we need to be on the look out as well for scammers.
Hi Dhara! You’re welcome Thank you for sharing. I appreciate you so much for listening.