We’re seeing more texts and emails with fraudulent job offers and requests for personal information. These emails and texts often look and sound legitimate. To help you keep your personal information safe, we’ve created a list of things you can do to avoid recruitment and hiring scams.
What You Need to Know
- Scammers may use fake email addresses or social media profiles that look like ours. Check for misspellings, extra characters, and any URLs that end in something other than .com.
- They may offer jobs that don’t exist or promise unrealistic compensation.
- They may request sensitive information such as your Social Security number or bank information.
- They may ask for payment for training, equipment, or application processing.
We Will Never:
- Ask for payment at any stage of the hiring process.
- Ask you to move discussions about a job opportunity to platforms such as WhatsApp or Telegram.
- Use personal email accounts to communicate about job opportunities.
- Pressure you to make a quick decision or share private information.
How to Verify a Recruiter is Legitimate
All official communication from us will come from an email ending in one of these domains, depending on the brand you’re a candidate to work for:
- NAME@bluecrewjobs.com
- NAME@deccaconsulting.com
- NAME@employbridge.com
- NAME@hiredynamics.com
- NAME@prodrivers.com
- NAME@prologistix.com
- NAME@remx.com
- NAME@resourcemfg.com
- NAME@remedystaff.com
- NAME@select.com
- NAME@westaff.com
If you get an email you aren’t expecting, examine the email address carefully. For example, we’ve heard of people getting emails from @hireedynamics.com from someone pretending to be a recruiter. Did you notice the extra “e”?
How to Verify That a Job Opportunity is Legitimate
You can confirm job postings are authentic by searching for them on one of the Careers pages listed below:
- Employbridge Career Page
- Hire Dynamics
- ProDrivers
- RemX
- ResourceMFG
- Remedy Intelligent Staffing
- Select Staffing
- Westaff
Please note that Decca Energy does not list jobs on its website.
If you're unsure if the job you were contacted about is real or a scam, please send us an email at
Has a Scammer Contacted You?
If you suspect fraudulent activity:
- Do not respond or share any personal information. It’s always a bad idea to exchange messages with scammers.
- Take screenshots of the communication. This information can help us warn others about potential scams.
- Report it to us using the Contact link or email us directly.
Report a Scam
Please report suspected scam messages to us by emailing alerts@employbridges@employbridge.com.
You can also file a complaint with the Internet Crime Complaint Center at www.ic3.gov
Stay Safe with Us
Our teams are committed to protecting your job search experience. When you report a scam, you’re helping us maintain a secure and trustworthy hiring process.