The absence of an official website and a legal address of the company, only enthusiastic reviews and messages from unknown accounts on messengers may indicate a fraudulent vacancy, Alexandra Pozherskaya, deputy head of the project of the People's Front "For Borrowers' Rights" and the Moshlovka platform, told TASS. According to Pozherskaya, you should be careful if the employer does not provide the real and legal address, and its details are nowhere to be found. Another alarming signal is a message about free space from an unknown account in the messenger. "There is a 99% probability that the vacancy is fake," Pozherskaya said. The expert also saw only positive reviews about the company as signs of deception. According to her, no people are perfectly happy, and too smooth and sweet conditions should be of concern. Separately, Pozherskaya warned against employers who ask to complete a task before a contract ends.