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Job Scam Checker for Fake Recruiters, Offer Letters and Task Jobs

Use this page before paying a recruiter, joining a Telegram task job, trusting an offer letter, uploading documents, or paying a training, laptop, verification, tax, or salary unlock fee.

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Best for recruiter scams

Offer letters, joining fees, Telegram tasks, and fake HR pressure all belong here.

What This Tool Checks

Best for fake recruiters, task jobs, and joining-fee traps

Telegram and WhatsApp part-time earning scams that demand deposits or recharge.
Fake recruiters using Gmail, chat-only interviews, or rushed selection without real hiring depth.
Offer letters, joining forms, and document requests that appear official but push payment first.

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When this checker is most useful

Joining Fee

Training, laptop, registration, or security deposit

Real hiring should not depend on repeated deposits to unlock a job or salary.

Task Job

Like, review, subscribe, recharge, or package work

Small first payouts can be bait before bigger prepaid tasks.

Offer Letter

PDF, HR email, appointment letter, or fake company seal

Verify the company domain, recruiter, and job listing outside the document.

Document Risk

PAN, Aadhaar, selfie, bank, or account upload

Do not upload private data to links sent by unknown recruiters.

Decision Checks

What to compare before trusting the result

Check	What to verify
Recruiter identity	Verify the company domain, LinkedIn/company page, official careers page, and recruiter email.
Payment route	Watch for personal UPI IDs, crypto, wallet, or bank accounts used for job fees.
Work logic	Tasks that require recharge, package upgrade, tax, penalty, or salary release fee are high risk.
Document handling	Question why documents, selfies, or bank details are needed before a verified job process.

Proof and Next Step

What to save if the case looks risky

Recruiter name, phone/email, company claim, job post URL, offer letter, payment demand, UPI/bank details, chats, and date/time.
If money moved recently, contact the payment provider quickly and use 1930 or cybercrime.gov.in for official follow-up.

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Safe Order

Use this order before you click, pay, ship, install, or share details

Pause the risky action
Do not click, approve, install, ship, refund, share OTP, enter UPI PIN, or upload documents while the other person is pressuring you.
Verify outside the same chat or call
Open the official app, website, saved contact, branch, marketplace account, or provider support path yourself instead of trusting the sender's link or number.
Save proof before blocking
Keep screenshots, links, numbers, UPI IDs, account names, file names, transaction references, group links, and the exact timeline.
Use official reporting if money or account access is affected
Contact the bank, wallet, platform, police, cyber cell, 1930, or cybercrime.gov.in route that fits the case.
Re-check when the story changes
Scammers often switch from verification to fee, tax, refund, courier, recovery, or threat logic. Run the case again when new facts appear.

FAQ

Questions before you act on this case

How can I check if a recruiter is fake?

Verify the email domain, company careers page, job listing, recruiter identity, and payment route outside the chat. Be cautious if the job asks for fees before joining.

Are Telegram task jobs usually scams?

Many are. A small first payout may be used to build trust before recharge, package, tax, penalty, or withdrawal unlock demands.

What proof should I save from a job scam?

Save recruiter details, offer letter, job post, payment instructions, UPI or bank details, screenshots, files, and timeline.