Learn how to spot phishing messages and protect yourself from falling victim to these scams.
We have been made aware that there are a number of scam messages being sent across WhatsApp and Telegram where the sender impersonates recruiters & recruitment companies, including Avomind. They are promoting fake job ads and trying to obtain personal information from the recipient (you can read more here or visit our Instagram to learn more).
If someone contacts you on WhatsApp or Telegram claiming to be from Avomind and it appears to be a phishing message or a scam, please 1) block the number and/or 2) report the scam depending on your local mobile provider.
Here are some tips on how to spot a phishing message:
It’s a message that you weren’t expecting
It comes from a number or email address you don’t recognise
If it contains a link – please avoid clicking it
They are asking for money or personal details, such as your CV
The advert is poorly written and contains spelling errors
We only contact our candidates and other contacts via professional means and will never call you or text you (via WhatsApp or non-professional platforms) without prior contact!
We apologise if you have been targeted, feel free to get in touch with us and we will work it out together!
Best,
The Avomind Team
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