Anti-scam and report fraud
Avoid fake recruiters and job scams.
Verify official Global Recruit Way contact channels and report fake job offers, recruitment scams, suspicious payment requests, documents, or unauthorized representatives.
Warning signs
Warning signs.
Guaranteed job or visa
Someone promises guaranteed overseas placement, guaranteed visa approval, or guaranteed travel without employer selection and official legal process.
Unofficial payment request
Someone asks you to send money to a personal bank account, mobile wallet, unknown agent, or unofficial payment channel.
Fake documents
You receive suspicious offer letters, visa documents, interview letters, or certificates that cannot be verified through official channels.
Pressure tactics
You are pushed to pay quickly, send your passport urgently, resign from your job, or travel before written confirmation is verified.
Unknown contact numbers
The person contacts you from a number, email, or social media account that is not listed on the official Global Recruit Way website.
Misuse of company name
An agency, recruiter, or individual claims to represent Global Recruit Way without appearing on official pages or having written authorization.
Verification steps
Check before you trust a message.
Every candidate and partner needs to verify a recruiter before sending documents, paying money, attending travel arrangements, or sharing sensitive personal information.
- Check whether the phone, email, or social media account is listed on Global Recruit Way.
- Ask for written confirmation from the official company email address.
- Do not pay anyone unless the payment request is officially verified and clearly documented.
- Do not share passport scans or certificates with unknown people.
- Report suspicious messages, documents, names, and phone numbers using the form below.
Report suspicious activity
Send details for review.
Provide as much information as possible, including names, phone numbers, email addresses, social media links, payment requests, screenshots, documents, and what happened.
Emergency or financial loss
If you have lost money, shared sensitive documents, or believe a crime has occurred, you may also need to contact local authorities, your bank, payment provider, or relevant government agency.
Official contact rule
Trust only the contact details listed on Global Recruit Way. If the number, email, or social account is not listed there, verify it before taking action.