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Important Alert to Job Seekers We've been made aware that individuals posing as recruiters from Breg are contacting job seekers with fraudulent job offers. These scammers, often found lurking on LinkedIn and other job platforms, are not looking to hire but to deceitfully obtain personal information and money once the “offer” is made. Please be vigilant. If you receive a job offer that seems to be from Breg but haven't applied through our official channels, or if anything about the communication seems suspicious, take caution. Never provide personal information or financial details without verifying the legitimacy of the offer first. To ensure you're dealing with genuine Breg HR professionals: • Contact Breg directly using a known and verified phone number or through our official website. • Avoid using the contact information provided by the recruiter in question. • Validate the job posting on our official career page. Remember, if an opportunity seems too good to be true, it likely is. The Federal Trade Commission offers resources to help you identify and report job scams. If you suspect a scam, report it at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. Let's stay informed and protect ourselves from these fraudulent activities. Your security is paramount to us. Thanks! Ashley Chandler Chief Human Resources Officer Breg Inc

**⚠️ Warning: Job Scam Alert** I recently received an email from a company called **GoldCare Health Solution**, inviting me for an interview for the position of Admin Assistant. However, after further research and interaction, I realized this might be part of a **scam targeting job seekers**. The email claimed they had tried to contact me but couldn't, and they scheduled an interview without prior consent. This is suspicious behavior often used by fraudulent recruiters. **Some scammers go further by demanding money under the pretense of processing fees or similar excuses.** I urge everyone to stay vigilant while dealing with such unsolicited emails or offers. Here are a few tips to protect yourself: - Verify the company's authenticity through their official website or LinkedIn profile. - Check reviews and ask for a legitimate point of contact. - Never pay money for interviews, job offers, or training programs. Let’s spread awareness and ensure no one falls victim to these fraudulent schemes. #JobScam #JobSeekers #StaySafe #Awareness

Hi everyone I request everyone to go read this post and share about this scam. The company name is The Golden Rise beware of this fraudulent organisation 🚨 Job Scam Alert! 🚨 I want to bring to everyone's attention a job scam that's currently circulating. The company, "The Golden Rise," is offering a work-from-home job role with a registration fee of ₹199 and promising a salary of ₹45,000 per month. They are luring candidates with fake videos and reviews. Please be cautious and do not fall for this scam. Legitimate companies will never ask for money upfront for job opportunities. Always verify the authenticity of the job offer and the company. For more details, check the screenshot of the chat with one of the company's HR representatives. Stay safe and spread the word! 🛡️ #JobScam #WorkFromHomeScam #StaySafe #JobHunt

I want to alert my network about an increasing number of fraudulent individuals posing as recruiters from well-known companies. These scammers are reaching out requesting personal information under the guise of a job opportunity. If you receive any unsolicited contact asking for sensitive details, take extra precautions. #JobSeekers #ScamAlert #OnlineSafety #Recruitment #JobSearch #CareerTips

🚨 Beware of Recruitment Company Scammers 🚨 In recent times, there has been a worrying rise in fraudulent recruitment companies across the UK and only yesterday I heard about a candidate being asked for an IBAN number and his bank details before being interviewed or having a new job! These scammers are exploiting job seekers' ambitions and vulnerabilities, casting a shadow over genuine recruitment efforts. Their tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial to stay alert. Potential candidates often fall victim to these scams through seemingly legitimate job postings or direct approaches via professional networks. The scammers ask for personal information, advance payments for expedited recruitment services, or guarantee placement in high-paying roles that don't exist. Such fraudulent practices not only cause financial loss but also emotional distress. To safeguard oneself, always verify the legitimacy of the recruitment company. Look for genuine business registration, consistent contact details, and credible reviews. Never share sensitive personal information prematurely or make any form of payment to secure a job interview. For industry professionals, spreading awareness and providing guidance to job seekers can be a significant step towards combating these scams. Stay vigilant, and let's collectively work towards an online job market that's secure and trustworthy. #JobSearchSafety #RecruitmentScams #StayAlert

🚨 Beware of Recruitment Company Scammers 🚨 In recent times, there has been a worrying rise in fraudulent recruitment companies across the UK and only yesterday I heard about a candidate being asked for an IBAN number and his bank details before being interviewed or having a new job! These scammers are exploiting job seekers' ambitions and vulnerabilities, casting a shadow over genuine recruitment efforts. Their tactics are becoming increasingly sophisticated, making it crucial to stay alert. Potential candidates often fall victim to these scams through seemingly legitimate job postings or direct approaches via professional networks. The scammers ask for personal information, advance payments for expedited recruitment services, or guarantee placement in high-paying roles that don't exist. Such fraudulent practices not only cause financial loss but also emotional distress. To safeguard oneself, always verify the legitimacy of the recruitment company. Look for genuine business registration, consistent contact details, and credible reviews. Never share sensitive personal information prematurely or make any form of payment to secure a job interview. For industry professionals, spreading awareness and providing guidance to job seekers can be a significant step towards combating these scams. Stay vigilant, and let's collectively work towards an online job market that's secure and trustworthy. #JobSearchSafety #RecruitmentScams #StayAlert

Spot recruitment scams Amidst a challenging economic climate, scammers are taking advantage of vulnerable jobseekers. and wrecking havoc in the recruitment industry. Scammers often impersonate professional recruiters or potential employers to access personal and financial information. These scam recruiters can be difficult to spot as they employ tactics like using details from real companies and online resumes to make their fraudulent listings appear genuine. Below are the red flags that suggest a potential job scam: 1 . Emails from a free account: Be wary of recruiters using free web e-mail accounts from services like Gmail or Hotmail as opposed to using a business email address to contact you. (eg. abcconsultants@gmail.com) 2. Asking for money or unnecessary personal information (viz your age or if you are looking for change) before submitting your application 3. Recruiters being evasive when asked about the job in question often citing confidentiality 4. Instantly offering a high salary or a reference to a job guaranteeing an interview. in perspective, my true caller app has been blocking almost 95% of calls received over the past few months as 'job scammers' or 'HR frauds'. This trend is alarming with our profiles hosted in job portals (LinkedIn foundit Naukri.com Shine Jobs Recruitment services iimjobs.com Indeed TimesJobs etc) getting compromised, adding to the vulnerability, and its about time that we get these scammers out in the open to face the consequences of their actions #HR #Recruiters #JobSeekers

🚨 Beware: A Major Scam on LinkedIn 🚨 Recently, many of you might have noticed posts on LinkedIn asking you to comment with your name and email ID, promising to send you a link to apply for a job. This is a scam. No reputable company hires in this manner. These scammers are taking advantage of job seekers' hopes and desperation. By sharing your personal information publicly, you are putting yourself at risk of identity theft and other fraudulent activities. Always be cautious and verify the authenticity of job postings and application processes. A reputable company has a transparent and secure hiring process. Here’s how it works: 1. Application: Candidates are asked to fill out a Google Form/Other with their details and resume. 2. Review: HR team reviews all applications carefully. 3. Selection Process: Shortlisted candidates are then contacted for further rounds of interviews and assessments. This structured process ensures that all candidates are evaluated fairly and thoroughly. Companies value your privacy and ensure that your personal information is protected throughout the hiring process. Stay vigilant and avoid falling for these scams. Protect your personal information and always apply through official channels. #Synexoo #JobHunting #JobScam #LinkedInScam #StaySafe #HiringProcess #JobSearch #CareerTips #Employment #JobSecurity

Hello LinkedIn connections, I want to update you on the rise in recruitment fraud involving scammers posting fake job offers for a career opportunity at LTTS. These scammers may go as far as conducting interviews to solicit personal information or money from prospective applicants. It's crucial to exercise caution when receiving any communication related to job offers, interviews, or other recruitment correspondence from LTTS. To help you navigate this issue, we have outlined a few key ways to verify whether a job offer is potentially a scam. Stay vigilant and prioritize your security when engaging with any recruitment-related communications. Kamal DunaniRaj NarayanaswamyShiva Kumar C KBharathan K.R

⚠ There has been an increase in recruitment fraud, where scammers are posting fraudulent job offers for a career opportunity at LTTS. These scammers may even conduct an interview to try and solicit personal information or money from prospective applicants. 👇 We have outlined a few ways to verify whether your job offer is a potential scam. Please exercise caution when receiving communication related to job offers, interviews, or any other recruitment-related correspondence from LTTS. Visit https://lnkd.in/gXKd8GFb for more information. In case of any doubt please email us at LTTSoffer.verification@ltts.com. And if you are a victim of fraudulent recruitment activity, please contact law enforcement agencies. Stay vigilant, stay safe!