Guard Against Recruitment and Job Scams
At DSG Global, the safety and trust of our clients, candidates, and community are among our highest priorities. Unfortunately, fraudulent recruitment and employment scams have become increasingly common, with individuals impersonating legitimate recruiting firms and their employees through email, social media, messaging apps, and other online platforms.
If you receive a communication claiming to be from DSG Global, we encourage you to verify that it is legitimate before responding or sharing personal information.
How to Identify Legitimate DSG Communications
When representing DSG Global, our team members:
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Conduct recruiting and search engagements in a professional, transparent, and verifiable manner.
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Will send official email communications from a @dsgco.com email address.
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May connect with prospective candidates through professional networking platforms such as LinkedIn. Before responding, please verify the individual profile identifies as an employee of DSG Global or one of our affiliated brands and that the opportunity is legitimate.
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Will never ask candidates to pay fees, purchase equipment, buy gift cards, send cryptocurrency, or make payments as part of a search or hiring process.
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Will never request banking information or other sensitive financial information during the recruiting process.
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Will never pressure you to act immediately or share confidential information through unofficial channels.
Be Cautious If You Receive a Message That:
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Comes from a personal email account (such as Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook.com) instead of an @dsgco.com email address.
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Arrives unexpectedly from someone you do not recognize.
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Requests payment, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or banking information.
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Promises compensation or opportunities that seem unrealistic or too good to be true.
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Requests you to click suspicious links or download unexpected attachments.
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Requests personal information before your identity or the opportunity has been reasonably verified.
Think Before You Respond
Before responding to unexpected outreach, always confirm that the sender, DSG Global, and the opportunity are legitimate. If something doesn’t seem right, trust your instincts and verify the communication through the contact information published on this website.
Report Suspicious Communications
If you believe you have received a fraudulent communication claiming to represent DSG Global:
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Do not respond.
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Do not click links or open attachments.
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Do not provide personal, financial, or account information.
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Report the communication using the reporting tools available on the platform (such as LinkedIn or your email provider).
If the email is from @gmail.com
If the email is from @yahoo.com
If the email is from LinkedIn
Contact DSG Global at [email protected] so we can investigate and take appropriate action.
We appreciate your help in protecting yourself and others from recruitment fraud.