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Beware of
Employment & Recruitment Scams

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An Important Notice on Job Scams

Global Search Partners has received reports of fraudulent scam messages from local and overseas individuals impersonating as representatives of our company. All of our legitimate recruitment consultants have a unique Employment Agency (EA) Personnel License Number that can be found on our website (https://www.gsp-asia.com/consultants) and may be verified with the Ministry of Manpower’s website (https://www.mom.gov.sg/eservices/services/employment-agencies-and-personnel-search).

To protect yourself and help us combat these fraudulent activities, we kindly request that you:

  • Do not reply to the message or call the number.

  • Do not click on any links or download any files sent via this message.

  • Do not provide any personal information, financial details, or make any payments. A legitimate recruiter will never ask you for money or sensitive bank information.

  • We strongly encourage you to block and report the number through the WhatsApp application immediately.

If you have received a suspicious text message or phone call purportedly from Global Search Partners, you should request for the caller’s full name, contact number and EA Personnel License Number. Please verify the Recruiter’s EA Personnel License Number at the websites suggested above or you may call our office at +65 6224 0068 to verify the authenticity of the person who contacted you.

Global Search Partners takes the security and privacy of our client and candidate data extremely seriously. We are actively monitoring this situation and we advise job seekers to be cautious and do their due diligence before responding to suspicious unsolicited messages.

You may also visit the National Crime Prevention Council's ScamShield website at https://www.scamshield.gov.sg for more information about various types of scams and what actions you can take if you believe you have fallen victim to such fraudulent activities.

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