This is just pure speculation, but maybe it's because of same reason the Nigerian scammer emails have fishy wording and poor spelling. [1] It works as some kind

This is just pure speculation, but maybe it's because of same reason the Nigerian scammer emails have fishy wording and poor spelling. [1] It works as some kind of a filter, the scammers don't want to waste time on anyone but the most credulous targets. Similarly, maybe some shady LinkedIn recruiters are looking for people who don't ask many questions. Or maybe they want to filter for people who aren't so "shameless" to expect the salary to be openly discussed for a job. /s [1]: https://archive.ph/20200531034340/https://www.businessinsider.com/why-nigerian-scam-emails-are-obvious-2014-5 https://archive.ph/20200531034340/https://www.businessinside...