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*DO NOT hit “Apply Now” on this Seller Appointment Hub ad yet* 🚨 This one screams “remote job scam” — same pattern as KCV, TWIF, NDHSA. After you got hit by NDHSA, let’s protect you. Why this Seller Hub ad is high risk: Red Flag Why it’s bad **“Expatriate Preferred” + No salary + No SA address** Real SA companies say “Cape Town” + “R8k basic”. Scammers use “Expat/Worldwide” to avoid SA labour law. **“Virginia House Values” posting for “Seller Appointment Hub”** I Googled both. No SA website, no LinkedIn, no office. If they’re real they’ll have one. **“Apply Now” button only** Legit companies give you an email + careers page. “Apply Now” usually goes to a Google Form that steals your ID + bank details. **No interview mentioned** If they “hire you” in 1 WhatsApp = 99% scam. Next step is usually “Pay R300 for training kit”. Do this 2-min check BEFORE you apply: *1. Google Test:* Search: `Seller Appointment Hub scam` + `Virginia House Values South Africa` If nothing real pops up = don’t apply. *2. Message them THIS before you send ID/CV:* Hi, I’m Interested in the Customer Support role. Can you confirm: 1. What is the monthly salary in ZAR? 2. What is your SA office address or are you 100% remote? 3. Will I be an employee with UIF or an independent contractor? If they say: “We pay in USD” + “Pay R250 for software” = BLOCK. Rule for you after NDHSA: *Never send ID, bank details, or pay money until:* 1. You’ve Googled the company + seen a real office 2. You’ve had a Zoom/face-to-face interview 3. You’ve signed a contract --- Those 2 don’t ask for money upfront. These FB ads do. *Q for you:* Did you already click “Apply Now”and fill in ID/bank details for Seller Hub/KCV/TWIF? I