TABUK: Police here are investigating three men accused of cheating several young Saudi women job seekers. According to a report in Tuesday’s Al-Madinah newspaper, the men allegedly collected SR25,000 from about a dozen women, promising them teaching jobs in return. Complaints came from Riyadh, Hafr Al-Baten and in the Eastern Province, even though the men were based in Tabuk. The men reportedly advertised their scam on television and by SMS marketing. The men somehow managed to obtain a database of phone numbers of Saudi women graduates.
Three accused of job scam
TABUK: Police here are investigating three men accused of cheating several young Saudi women job seekers. According to a report in Tuesday’s Al-Madinah newspaper, the men allegedly collected SR25,000 from about a dozen women, promising them teaching jobs in return. Complaints came from Riyadh, Hafr Al-Baten and in the Eastern Province, even though the men were based in Tabuk. The men reportedly advertised their scam on television and by SMS marketing. The men somehow managed to obtain a database of phone numbers of Saudi women graduates.