Answer No, there is no evidence that 17 people have gone missing in the Atlanta area after being lured through fake job posts on Indeed.

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Authorities debunked rumors of a kidnapping scheme linked to Indeed job postings in Atlanta, confirming no evidence supports the social media claims.

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A story spreading on social media about 17 people who went missing in metro Atlanta after applying to a job listing on Indeed is completely fake, police say.

The owner of the Indeed and Glassdoor job sites said Thursday that net profit increased 8.5% from a year earlier to 106.43 billion yen, equivalent to $725.5 million, for the three months ended June.