Protect Yourself from Job Scams

Your safety is our top priority at Reeracoen Singapore. We want to ensure that you have a secure and trustworthy job search experience. Recently, there have been incidents of fraudsters impersonating our consultants. To help you stay safe, here are some tips to identify and avoid job scams:

How to Identify and Avoid Job Scams:

1. Verify Job Offers:
   • Genuine job offers will come from official Reeracoen Singapore email addresses ending in @reeracoen.sg. If you receive a suspicious email, contact us directly through our website.
2. No Upfront Payments:
   • We never ask for any payment or personal financial information during the job application process. Be cautious of any requests for money.
3. Check Contact Information:
   • Scammers often use fake contact details. Always cross-check the contact information provided in job offers with the details on our official website.
4. Professional Communication:
   • Legitimate communications from Reeracoen Singapore will be professional with minimal spelling and grammatical errors. Be wary of poorly written messages.
5. Research the Company:
   • Always research Reeracoen Singapore and the job role through reliable sources like our website and LinkedIn. Look for reviews and feedback from other jobseekers.

Warning Signs of Job Scams:

• Requests for personal financial details or payment.
• Promises of guaranteed employment or income.
• Poorly written communications with spelling and grammatical errors.
• Emails from domains not ending in @reeracoen.sg.
• Invitations to join unrelated social media groups or platforms.
• Requests for money transfers as part of the application process.

What To Do If You Suspect A Scam:

1. Do Not Engage:
   • Do not respond to suspicious emails, phone calls, or messages. Report them to us immediately.
2. Contact Us:
   • If you are unsure about the legitimacy of a job offer or communication, please contact us directly at info@reeracoen.sg.
3. Report Scams:
   • Report any suspected scams to local authorities and to us, so we can take appropriate action.
4. Delete Suspicious Emails:
   • Delete any suspicious emails from your inbox and empty your trash or recycle bin.
5. Block and Report:
   • If you receive a suspicious message on platforms like WhatsApp or Telegram, block and report the contact using the platform's reporting options.

Additional Resources:

• National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC):
  • For more information on recruitment scams and how to spot them, visit the NCPC Scam Alert website.
• Singapore Police Force:
  • To report a scam, visit the Singapore Police Force website.

Stay safe and vigilant in your job search. Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or need further assistance.