When I began freelancing, one of the things I was most afraid of was failing victim to a work-from-home scam. As a result, I was super cautious. I checked and double-checked every potential client carefully. If something didn’t seem right, I didn’t pursue it.
I don’t think that was a mistake.
Even though freelancing is much more commonplace that it was ten years ago, the scammers are still out there. Freelancers still need to be careful.
In this post, I’ll share some clues that what seems to be a legitimate freelancing gig may actually be a scam. I’ll also share some tips and resources to help you avoid scams in the future.
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