Jul 29, 2016
Updated by Ragini2020 Hi Team,
I frequently receive fraud emails from Shine and from the fake employers who are registered in Shine. Please verify the employer details before taking the job posts from them. The below email can be one example of scammers. You are not only risking the reputation of your company, but also the 100's and 1000's of job seekers who are looking forward for their dream company.
On Thu, Jul 28, 2016 at 2:14 PM, Valero Energy Corporation
Dear Job Seeker,
We acknowledge the interest shown by you to work with valero energy corporation. Your resume has been received and viewed by valero energy corporation Authorities and your resume was found quiet interesting as it is matching the requirements needed by our company.
We would have loved to conduct this interview with you face to face, but considering you are in another country, we have decided to interview you by email, you are advised to patiently follow our recruiting process.
NOTE: That you are eligible to submit this application form/interview letter for this opportunity if and only your international passport is at hand and you are ready to relocate and work in United States of America, Valero offers competitive pay and rewards as well as a large selection of computer-based and classroom training and development to help you grow your skills and knowledge. The company is seeking highly qualified and experienced professionals who like challenges and opportunities.
Kindly fill the both application forms with pen and scan/submit immediately.
Best Regards,
Valero energy corporation,
CEO: Joseph W. Gorder
Mr. Kim Griffin Director, Human Resources-Staff Welfare and Recruitment
San Antonio, Texas 78249, United States
Verified Support
Jul 29, 2016
Shine.com Customer Care's response Dear Ragini,
Greetings from Shine.com.
With reference to your comment, these days a lot of fake recruiters are calling the candidates using the name of reputed job portals and extract heavy money from them. We will like to clarify that the money paid by you is not to Shine.com and is not linked with any such recruiter or consultants.
Please note that Shine.com is not responsible for, and expressly disclaims all liability for any such communication via email, sms or phone call by a frivolous source claiming to have got the contact details of the concerned person through or representing Shine.com.
Therefore jobs seekers are advised not to indulge in any monetary engagement with such sources in the name of guaranteed interviews with employers. Also please note that time to time, we advertise this on our own newspaper Hindustan Times. Hence, we strongly advice you to immediately file a chargeback with bank and file an FIR against the particular recruiter or person from whom you have received a call. For further assistance contact us at[protected]/355 or email us at [protected]@shine.com.
Regards
Team Shine
Thank you for bringing this to our notice. Please note that Wipro does not entertain payment of any kind from candidates for employment.
We have noticed that resumes in employment websites and job portals often receive offers of ‘jobs’ at Wipro at times that require payment of cash deposit into specified bank accounts.
These are fake job offers because Wipro never seeks payment of money from candidates and no selection takes place without completion of the requisite interview processes.
Some common attributes of these fake job offer emails/sms are:
• They come from public email IDs like Yahoo!, Rediff, Indiatimes.
• They claim to come from ‘Wipro Group of Industries Limited’ or some such non-existent organization but claiming to carry the name of ‘Wipro’.
• They call for cash deposit into a designated bank account (generally such accounts are opened with banks like ICIC Bank, Axis Bank, IDBI Bank).
• In the event there was already a payment made, please lodge a complaint with the nearest police station so that necessary action can be taken against the imposters.
• To make the offer seem authentic, the email will call for submission of ‘qualification documents’, ‘experience certificate’, photographs etc.
• The emails will contain numerous apparent grammar and spelling errors.
• Often, the contact address, phone numbers given in the email are non-existent and false.
• We realize that you were alerted by one of the above pointers. And in case any of your friends or acquaintances, complain of receiving such mails, please alert them too, and discourage them into not paying/depositing money. They must simply ignore such mails as ‘SPAM’.
Importantly, please advise your friends and relatives not to fall prey to such fake job offers. Also note that all mails to candidates have a clear warning against payment of cash for securing jobs at Wipro.
Regards,
Wipro Support