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Fraud Alert

Identifying jobs scams and frauds.

Recruitment Scam Alert

How to identify fake job opportunities?

Demanding money
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It is a RED FLAG! A legit recruiter would never demand money from a job applicant in the name of registration charges.

Seeking personal information

If a recruiter is seeking your bank details or personal information, stay away! It is a fraudulent service.

Remarkable salary

You are well aware of your skills and talent level and the salary you can get in the talent market. If someone is offering way beyond that, it can be a scam.

No skills needed

Beware if the post says no experience is required! It might be a sophisticated recruitment fraud when a company is ready to pay you exceptionally without any work experience.

Personal email address

The recruitment department of a recognized company would use the company email address. If the job offer belongs to a personal email account, be cautious.

Immediate interview/hiring

The recruitment process is surprisingly faster or simpler is a sign of fraudulent activities. Beware, if the recruiter assures a job after a quick tele interview.

Avoid Getting Duped

Distinguish between an original and the duplicate one
Counterfeit brand names and duplicate websites are booming. Fraudulent websites are taking advantage of the rising unemployment rates. Applicants and recruiters are warned if they are being duped by a similar name.

- Only respond to the links that belong to our domain name ‘maxjobs.in’
- Any offer which is not shared via ‘maxjos.in’ s not us, please don’t trust
- Don’t trust any fake appointment letter sent frm a omain name similar to ours
- Our team uses only official email accounts of Maxjobs
- Be cautious if you get a mail from a personal account on behalf of Maxjobs.in

Fraudulent Job Schemes

How to identify fake job opportunities?

Fake web presence of fraud companies

Forging job openings for known brands

Mock-up interviews and quick hiring process

Registration amount for job application

No response once the payment is deposited

Avoid job scams

Be mindful and protect yourself

Easy way to identify scammer profiles

- Ill-written job profiles
- Easy hiring criteria
- Attractive salary packages
- Shady web presence
- Immediate job assurance

Practice caution to spot fake jobs

Registration money required
Credit/debit card information required
No skill or experience required
No interview and immediate job assurance
No official website and personal email account

How to prevent recruitment fraud

Never share your bank details
Never pay registration/verification charges
Check the official company website
Do a background research
Search for social media presence or online reviews

The correct way to act when you receive a fraud recruitment email?

If you get a lucrative job offer in your inbox or someone whom you know forwards such emails to you. Take a moment, practice vigilance and do some research before responding to the job offer. Never share your personal information or bank details with anyone. The right way is to conduct a background check of the recruiter and the brand. Make sure the job offer is genuine before you reply. You can also get in touch with us to know whether the person you are interacting with is genuine or fraudulent.

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