Unfortunately, it is possible that, at some time, a company or individual may post a job in our Job Listing with fraudulent intentions. This action is in violation of this website’s terms of use and may be legally reported.

The terms of use established by the OAL IPETA release this Agency from any liability with respect to information published by companies, or publicly provided by candidates in our Job Listing. Therefore, anyone providing data in our website accepts the above conditions.

In any event, if our technicians detect any fraudulent attempt in a job offer, they will act as quickly as possible to withdraw the offer and warn the advertiser: this includes the ability to delete the advertisement, ban his/her access to the database and every ad publishing tool, as well as taking appropriate legal actions.

To avoid being a victim of fraudulent activity we advise you to follow the following recommendations:

• Do not give your Social Security number or similar to companies, even if they say it is standard procedure.
• The terms of use of this Job Posting website prohibit requiring candidates to pay a fee to get a job.
• If you see a message of this kind, apart from not answering it, do not provide your bank or credit card details.
• Try not to provide any personal information such as phone number or an address that you have not already stated in your resumé. Be careful when dealing with people or companies from other countries, since it is not possible to exercise legal control from here.
• If you respond to people who represent other companies, try to make sure they do so legally.
• Calling the phone in the ad, and being told to dial an 803, 806, 807, 905, 118. Never do it.

Although these are just some precautions, sometimes it’s not enough, so you should be cautious when dealing with third parties. If you believe you have been the victim of fraudulent activity from an advertising company from our Job Posting section, please inform us and report it to the authorities to start an investigation.