Recruitment Fraud Awareness

Protect yourself from job scams

Criminals sometimes pose as recruiters or employers to steal money or personal information. If you are contacted about a role that claims to be from TechLoro, please check it carefully.

Common warning signs

• A recruiter account, profile or website that looks like TechLoro but uses a different name, spelling or domain.
• A job offer made without a real interview, or that seems too good to be true.
• Someone claiming to be TechLoro staff who contacts you only through messaging apps or personal email accounts.
• Requests for government ID numbers, bank details or passwords early in the process or through unsecured channels.
• Requests to pay a fee, buy equipment, or deposit a check and send money back.
• Pressure to act immediately or to keep the offer secret.

How to check a communication

• TechLoro's official website is techloro.com.
• Our official company profiles are linkedin.com/company/techloro-tech and instagram.com/techlorofficial.
• Do not reply using contact details provided in a suspicious message. Instead, contact us independently at info@techloro.com to confirm whether the person and opportunity are genuine.

Report suspected fraud

If you think someone is impersonating TechLoro, email info@techloro.com with the subject "Recruitment fraud" and include the messages, names, email addresses or phone numbers involved.

If you have lost money or shared sensitive information, contact your bank and report the scam to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov or to your local authorities.