The school year is almost over, and many college graduates are getting ready to look for their first real job. Unfortunately, that search is being made even tougher thanks to a recent increase in phishing scams.
The newest ones involve phony e-mails that try to get personal information by offering bogus high-paying jobs.
To help combat the problem, Eastern Michigan University has launched a new educational campaign called "Ask Why Before You Apply."
The campaign will include banners in high-traffic areas around campus and posts on social media detailing common tricks used by scammers.
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— Taylor Pinson is WEMU's local All Things Considered producer and studio engineer. Contact WEMU News at734.487.3363 or email him at tpinson1@emich.edu
