Scam Warning: Phishing Attempts Impersonating USA Tech Recruit!

Beware of phishing schemes pretending to be USA Tech Recruitment. We've received reports of scammers reaching out via WhatsApp and texts, offering remote work with no experience required. They may attempt to gather sensitive information during a fake "interview" or "training" process, such as requests for payments, purchases, or cryptocurrency transactions.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

Our interviews are NOT conducted exclusively on chat or text platforms.

We do NOT offer low-paid, unqualified jobs.

We NEVER request payments, equipment purchases, or cryptocurrency transactions.

Genuine offers are NOT provided based on email or text conversations alone.

What should raise
your suspicion:

You receive a job offer from USA Tech Recruit without having applied for a position.

There are spelling, grammar, or formatting mistakes in the communication.

Employment offers or communications come from email addresses not ending in @usatech-recruit.com (e.g., yahoo.com, gmail.com, hotmail.com, aol.com, etc).

You are asked for sensitive personal information, such as account numbers, or urged to make or receive payments from a third party, access accounts, transfer funds, or purchase cryptocurrencies or any other goods.

How to check
the position is real:

All available vacancies can be viewed at our Jobs page.

The standard interview process involves multiple phone, or video interviews with USA Tech Recruit employees before any employment offer is given.

You can find and verify all USA Tech Recruit employees and their contact information on Our Team page.

If still in doubt, please, email us at [email protected] and we can confirm the authenticity of the communication you received.

What to do if you suspect
you’ve been targeted:

Do not share any personal or sensitive information until you've confirmed the offer is legitimate.

Report phishing attempts to your messenger platform or email provider and block the sender.

Take measures to protect your identity and assets, including checking your accounts for fraudulent activity, updating passwords, and considering identity theft protection services.

If you believe you've fallen victim to a job scam, or for additional information on protecting yourself, consult the Federal Trade Commission’s website

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You can also file a claim with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center

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Stay vigilant.
Your security is our priority.

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Scam Warning: Phishing Attempts Impersonating USA Tech Recruit!

IMPORTANT REMINDERS:

What should raise your suspicion:

How to checkthe position is real:

What to do if you suspect you’ve been targeted:

Stay vigilant. Your security is our priority.

What should raise
your suspicion:

How to check
the position is real:

What to do if you suspect
you’ve been targeted:

Stay vigilant.
Your security is our priority.