As a reputable industry company, Webiance does not initiate the recruitment process or authorize individuals to post job listings on our behalf. We are deeply concerned about such fraudulent activity and are actively working to address this issue.
We encourage you to exercise extreme caution and take the necessary steps to protect yourself from potential fraud. Here are some warning signs to help you spot fraudulent job postings.
Unsolicited communication:
If you receive an unexpected job offer without applying to Webiance and having an interview, it is a scam.
Inquiries regarding personal information:
Be careful if a prospective employer asks for personal information such as bank account information, social security numbers, or copies of identification documents without going through the proper hiring process. Improperly written emails:
Pay attention to the quality of your communication. Scammers often use generic email addresses, poorly constructed sentences, and grammatical errors.
Payment request:
Being required to pay visa processing, background checks and other fees as a condition of employment is a red flag.
If you receive a suspicious job listing claiming to be from Webiance, we strongly advise you not to pursue it and report it to us immediately. You can contact our official Human Resources department at [email protected] or call us at [HR phone number]. Please remember that Webiance has the utmost respect for ethical recruitment practices and will never engage in fraudulent practices. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this unfortunate situation and assure you that we will investigate such incidents and take appropriate measures to prevent such incidents from reoccurring.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in fighting these scams. We will continue to work to maintain the trust and integrity that we have built with our important stakeholders.
Webiance - Digital Marketing Services Agency
As a reputable industry company, Webiance does not initiate the recruitment process or authorize individuals to post job listings on our behalf. We are deeply concerned about such fraudulent activity and are actively working to address this issue.
We encourage you to exercise extreme caution and take the necessary steps to protect yourself from potential fraud. Here are some warning signs to help you spot fraudulent job postings.
Unsolicited communication:
If you receive an unexpected job offer without applying to Webiance and having an interview, it is a scam.
Inquiries regarding personal information:
Be careful if a prospective employer asks for personal information such as bank account information, social security numbers, or copies of identification documents without going through the proper hiring process. Improperly written emails:
Pay attention to the quality of your communication. Scammers often use generic email addresses, poorly constructed sentences, and grammatical errors.
Payment request:
Being required to pay visa processing, background checks and other fees as a condition of employment is a red flag.
If you receive a suspicious job listing claiming to be from Webiance, we strongly advise you not to pursue it and report it to us immediately. You can contact our official Human Resources department at [email protected] or call us at [HR phone number]. Please remember that Webiance has the utmost respect for ethical recruitment practices and will never engage in fraudulent practices. We apologize for any inconvenience caused by this unfortunate situation and assure you that we will investigate such incidents and take appropriate measures to prevent such incidents from reoccurring.
We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in fighting these scams. We will continue to work to maintain the trust and integrity that we have built with our important stakeholders.
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