Recruitment scams targeting job seekers are increasingly common across text, WhatsApp, LinkedIn, job boards, and email. These messages often use fake job opportunities to request personal information, financial details, resumes, or payment.

Hunter Ambrose & Co. conducts recruitment communication in a professional, verifiable manner. We will never ask candidates to pay for job consideration, placement, application processing, equipment, background checks, or access to an opportunity.

Signs of a Potential Scam

Use caution if:

• The message comes from Gmail, Yahoo, or another public email account.

• The sender or phone number is unfamiliar.

• The message is sent as a group text or mass message.

• You are asked for personal or financial information.

• You are asked to pay for any part of the recruitment process.

• The compensation or opportunity seems unrealistic.

• The message includes suspicious links or attachments.

• The email contains a position “too good to be true.”

Do not click links, open attachments, or share information with an unverified sender.

How to Protect Yourself

If a message appears suspicious:

• Do not respond or engage.

• Block and report the sender through the platform where the message was received.

• Do not forward suspicious emails to the firm.

• Verify the communication directly with Hunter Ambrose & Co. through email.

All official Hunter Ambrose & Co. correspondence comes from our firm’s domain. To verify a message or report suspected fraud, contact us through hunterambrose.com or email hello@hunterambrose.com.