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U.S. Embassy in Morocco Issues Urgent Fraud Alert: Beware of Scammers Targeting Job and Funding Seekers
The U.S. Embassy in Morocco has issued a critical alert regarding a surge in fraudulent activities targeting individuals seeking job and funding opportunities. Scammers are employing deceptive tactics, including the unauthorized use of the USAID logo in fake advertisements, recycling information from previous programs, fabricating success stories, and impersonating USAID personnel.
In a clear warning, the embassy emphasized that the U.S. Government, including USAID, will never request fees to facilitate applications for employment or funding. Any website or platform demanding payment for processing job or grant applications is fraudulent.
Potential applicants are urged to remain vigilant when exploring opportunities with USAID and other U.S. Government agencies. The embassy's advisory serves as a reminder to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of any offers that seem too good to be true.
This alert aligns with ongoing investigations by USAID's Office of Inspector General (OIG), which has identified numerous cases where individuals have been defrauded by scammers posing as representatives of the agency. These fraudsters often require victims to pay fees through wire transfers or mobile payment systems, leading to significant financial losses.
As part of the embassy's commitment to public safety, it encourages anyone encountering such scams or falling victim to them to report the incidents to USAID OIG.
