Recruitment Scam Alert

⚠️ Scam Alert: Fake Recruitment Messages
We are seeing a growing number of fraudulent messages sent to candidates and contacts by individuals falsely claiming to represent Stanton Chase Inc. These scammers are using our name and logo to appear legitimate and are attempting to collect personal or financial information.

These messages may come through WhatsApp, Telegram, LinkedIn, email, or other messaging platforms.

Please stay alert and review the guidance below before engaging in any recruitment-related communication.

What You Should Know

Stanton Chase never charges candidates anything. No one at Stanton Chase will ever ask you for money, bank details, cryptocurrency or any other payment at any stage of a search.

• We only email from our official http://stantonchase.com addresses. Our consultants never contact candidates through Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo or other free email services, or from domains that only look similar to ours.
• We don’t sell CV or profile services. You will never be asked to pay for help with your CV or LinkedIn profile as part of being considered for a role.
• We don’t refer candidates to paid third parties. Stanton Chase does not recommend outside providers for CV writing, profile enhancement or similar services.

How to Identify and Avoid Recruitment Scams

1. Check the Sender’s Email Address Carefully

Scammers often create email addresses that look similar to legitimate ones but contain small spelling changes or extra characters.

All Stanton Chase employees will contact candidates exclusively from an official stantonchase.com email address.

If you are unsure about the identity of the sender, verify the individual’s name, title, and office location through our Consultant Directory: https://www.stantonchase.com/consultant

2. Do Not Share Personal Information

Never provide personal, financial, or sensitive information unless you are certain you are communicating directly with a verified Stanton Chase representative.

When in doubt, pause and verify.

3. Be Wary of Urgency or Payment Requests

Scammers frequently create artificial urgency to pressure you into acting quickly.

If you are told you must respond immediately to secure a job opportunity, proceed with extreme caution.

Stanton Chase does not charge candidates any fees at any stage of the recruitment process. Any request for payment is a scam.

Report Suspicious Activity

If you receive a suspicious message claiming to represent Stanton Chase:

• Report it directly to the messaging platform
• Report to: [email protected]

Your vigilance helps protect others.

Stay cautious and always verify before responding.