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1. uk.trustpilot.com › review › reedReed Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of reed.com

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   You can find out more about these scams and how to report them here: Fraudulent employment offers and scams | Reed If you feel that these are genuinely from Reed, then please email any screenshots you have to service.excellence@reed.com and we can investigate this further.

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2. uk.trustpilot.com › review › haysHays Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of hays.co.uk

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   We champion verified reviews. Companies can ask for reviews via automatic invitations. Labeled Verified, they’re about genuine experiences. Learn more about other kinds of reviews.

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3. www.reddit.com › scam_recruiter_was_actually_real"Scam recruiter" was actually real : r/recruitinghell - Reddit

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   Some of our clients that we place job seekers with do require providing the date of birth during the resume review process to prevent duplicate submittals from multiple firms." Great, the legitimate recruiting company is indistinguishable from a scam.

4. www.bbc.co.uk › news › uk-england-surrey-68110626Fake Jobs: Scammers impersonate firms to target victims

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   We are aware of scammers taking advantage of some jobseekers' keenness to find work by sending uninvited messages purporting to act as recruiters, over the past 12 months.

5. uk.trustpilot.com › review › hays-recruitmentHays Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of hays ...

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   Terrible experiences. Terrible experience to the point that I would avoid Hays if a job is advertised through other channels. The recruiters reach out, ask for details, often ask for favours of referrals but are almost never responsive to follow up. Not even an auto response to say that the role has been filled.

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6. consumer.ftc.gov › consumer-alerts › 2019Job seekers: Avoid executive placement scams | Consumer Advice

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   Feb 25, 2019 · If you’re considering executive search firms (sometimes known as headhunters), or if one comes looking for you, remember these tips to avoid losing—instead of earning—big money: Research the firm. Search the name of the firm online with the words “complaint,” “scam,” or “reviews.”

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   Should you hire your own Headhunter?

   • Many legitimate job placement firms get their money from the hiring company, not the applicant. But if you decide to hire your own headhunter, check out the firm before you pay. Get more information from the FTC on job scams. And if you spot an executive placement or other scam, report it to the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint.

   Job seekers: Avoid executive placement scams | Consumer Advice

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   Are scammers targeting job hunters on indeed & LinkedIn?

   • News Scammers are targeting job hunters on the employment websites Indeed and LinkedIn. We’ve uncovered examples of fraudsters posing as genuine recruiters and impersonating companies to scam people searching for jobs.

   Job scams: fraudsters are posing as employers and recruiters ... - Which?

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   Are scammers exploiting reputable jobs websites?

   • Scammers have been exploiting a number of reputable jobs websites to target their victims. Jenny Jamieson, recruitment director and founder of 2i Recruit in Godalming, said scammers posed as being from her company in October.

   Fake Jobs: Scammers impersonate firms to target victims

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   Is Beacon Hill staffing a scam?

   • EDIT: Name and Shame: Beacon Hill Staffing EDIT 2 FOR THOSE WHO DON'T READ GOOD: I don't think it is a scam now. I am simply telling a frustrating/amusing story because their approach was so clumsy that a legit call sounded like a scam. I got a cold call today from a recruiter claiming to be from a well-known third party staffing company.

   "Scam recruiter" was actually real : r/recruitinghell - Reddit

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   Are scammers stealing your personal information?

   • Scammers are impersonating genuine recruitment companies and advertising fake jobs to try to steal personal information, businesses are warning. Fraudsters are posting vacancies online and sending WhatsApp messages to entice people into handing over their details.

   Fake Jobs: Scammers impersonate firms to target victims

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   How do I report a job scam?

   • Get more information from the FTC on job scams. And if you spot an executive placement or other scam, report it to the FTC at ftc.gov/complaint. Comments have been turned off for this consumer alert. Online searching makes it easier to connect with companies offering job opportunities.

   Job seekers: Avoid executive placement scams | Consumer Advice

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8. www.which.co.uk › news › articleJob scams: fraudsters are posing as employers and recruiters ...

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   Job hunter Filip Bialek received an unsolicited message on WhatsApp from a scammer impersonating the London-based company Roc Recruitment about a fake role with an SEO and design agency called eBusiness UK. Upon closer inspection, the ‘role’ involved submitting product reviews on a dodgy website.