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Bangladesh’s BGD e-GOV CIRT has issued a warning about a major online scam linked to MBJob / MBJOB.CC which impersonate them. This scam uses Facebook and WhatsApp, foreign phone numbers, and mobile financial services to deceive users.
CIRT states that scammers are spreading fake notices about “account activation fees,” “verification charges,” and “withdrawal processing fees.” The agency clarifies it does not ask for money or authorize payment collection.
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Investigators found UK and Malaysian phone numbers linked to fake WhatsApp groups that trick victims, spread false warnings, and pressure them for payments. Scammers provided various mobile numbers to receive payments through bKash/Nagad, CIRT alert reads.
CIRT urges the public not to send money to any number associated with MBJob and to report incidents immediately to [email protected] or [email protected], and to contact local law enforcement if a payment has already been made.
