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Fact-Check: WhatsApp “Customer Service Job” Offering ₦185,000 Monthly Salary is Fake

linkguardBy linkguardAugust 16, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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A job advert has been circulating on social media and messaging platforms with the headline:

“Company Needs Persons Who Can Attend To Customers Complaints On WhatsApp
WhatsApp Customer Service Job
Salary is ₦185,000 monthly
Apply Via Link
https://www.oneric.xyz/p/whatsapp-customer-service-job.html”

The Claim

The message claims that a company is urgently recruiting people to work as WhatsApp customer service agents, promising a monthly salary of ₦185,000. It also provides an external link for people to apply.

The Facts

  1. No official company name provided – The advert does not mention the name of any legitimate company conducting the recruitment. Genuine job openings always identify the employer.

  2. Unrealistic salary offer – Promising ₦185,000 monthly for a simple WhatsApp customer service role, without qualifications or job requirements, is a red flag. This tactic is commonly used to lure unsuspecting job seekers.

  3. Suspicious website – The link provided (oneric.xyz) is not connected to any known company or official recruitment portal. Scam job websites often use cheap domains to harvest personal data from applicants.

  4. No official verification – There is no record of this job offer on reputable Nigerian job boards or official company websites.

  5. Pattern of job scams – Fraudsters often exploit unemployment by spreading fake jobs with high salaries, asking applicants to either provide sensitive information or pay a “registration/processing fee.”

The Verdict

The WhatsApp Customer Service Job offering ₦185,000 monthly is FAKE. It is a scam designed to trick job seekers into clicking malicious links or giving away personal details.

Advice to the Public

  • Do not click suspicious links or submit personal information to unverified websites.

  • Always verify job offers through official company websites or credible job boards.

  • Remember: The Federal Government and legitimate organizations do not conduct recruitment via WhatsApp messages or unsecured links.

This viral job ad is false and should be ignored. Do not share it further.

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