<prompt> Human: Long story short, my girlfriend and I have been looking to leave the company that we are currently at to pursue careers in a less volatile environment, but that is a story for a different time.For reference on our current situation, both her and I are working 14hr jobs, 40 hours a week. She was just offered a job in marketing that is going to start her between 80k and 100k a year effectively doublingtripling our current income, which sounds awesome, but neither she nor I have any experience in that field. She hasnt finished school and isnt pursuing a business degree at all, but she has been offered this job. We were wondering if there was any way that we could verify that this wasnt some sort of scam or anything like that.The company she would be working for has a pretty legit seeming website with some minor errors in grammar, but it is based in a Northern European country so I dont know if Im looking at a translation or not. However, for a marketingbranding company, that website seems to be it as far as web-presence goes, so she was wondering if there was any way that we could verify that this is legit before she quits her current job and finds herself in a messy situation.So, is this too good to be true? How can I verify a future employer, a company that we havent heard of?EDIT: She is supposed to be receiving an email from the regional manager of the company later today with more information. Hopefully, well be able to glean more info from that, but right now shes being extremely cautious.EDIT: The general consensus is that this is a scam. They dont have any personal info, other than her resume, but nothing else has been offered at this point. EDIT: Weve decided to let this one go. The resounding consensus is SCAM and we cant really afford that. Risks dont out way potential benefits. Thanks, everyone, for the help.  <response>: I concur that this is almost certainly a scam. I am sure there are plenty of people who do have experience in marketing that they could hire for 80k instead.Most likely she will receive a check from her new employer to buy herself a computer or something and then be asked to send a portion of it on to somewhere else. The check will then bounce and she will be out all that money. 