Spice Jet Airlines — Fake letter for interview.

Address:

Gurgaon, Haryana, 400064

Dear Sirs,

I have received the attached letter requesting for a deposit of INR 9, 950. I have experience from a foreign airline and am well aware how recruitment is done:

1. An actual airline does not inform a candidate that he or she has been shortlisted by a text message .
2. It does not request for money to attend an interview.
3. You will always receive a call (which I din't)
4. The bank account looks fake.
5. It is very clear that the letter has been photoshoped where as the signature is of a person with Spicejet stamp.
6. Finally, Spicejet's actual letter is a very different format from what I have been sent.

Also, I was sent the email (attached). An email should always be for example "[protected]@spicejet.com" and never ".org".

I request you to please take action on this matter. This has come to me from a certain person named Danish Deshmukh impersonating himself as HR for the airline.

I trust that this will be treated as a SERIOUS case as it defames a really wonderful airline brand, SpiceJet and also is an attempt to fool many hopefuls.