They pretend to be from the Costa Rica postal service

Be careful, if you are contacted by an email from Costa Rica, make sure it is real because they call you and tell you that you have been selected for the position and that they will call you for an interview. Then they tell you that you need a digital signature and that they will help you with that part, and they give you the date you have to start working and bring the documents they asked for. At first, it seems real, but what saved me was that there was no money in either of the two accounts. Then they ask you to find another person's account who can help you, but in my case, the third person found that strange and told me to continue as if I were really interested. I told the people that my family did not want to, then they said it was no problem and told me again to try to access my account. The strange thing I saw was when they told me I needed to have funds in the account. They send you a link where the banks appear and tell you to select the account you have and to start filling in the information. Since it is personal data, they tell you not to say it out loud because someone is on the call, and they repeat several times for security that the call is being recorded and that you should only fill in the required data.