We at Remms Recruitment want to help you stay safe. Some fake people use our name to trick job seekers. They may send you fake job offers, ask for money, or talk to you on strange apps.
We do not ask for money. We only email from @remmsrecruitment.com and talk to you in a real, clear way.
Unfortunately, some bad actors are posing as recruiters or employers, using our name or pretending to represent well-known companies, all in an effort to exploit job seekers. These fraudulent schemes often involve fake job offers, unauthorized interview requests, or demands for payment in exchange for employment.
🔒 Remms Recruitment is a Legitimate, Registered U.S. Business
Remms LLC is a registered recruitment agency based in the United States. We are officially incorporated and operate transparently with business listings and verifiable contact details. You can always confirm our legitimacy by contacting us directly through our official website:
🌐 www.hirewithremms.com
Our verified contact details include:
📧 Email: info@hirewithremms.com
📞 Phone: +1 719 455 3374
We never ask for any form of payment from candidates — ever. Our services to job seekers are always 100% free.
🚨 What to Watch Out For
Scammers can be sophisticated and persuasive. Here are common red flags to help you identify recruitment fraud:
- Requests for money or gift cards: No legitimate recruiter will ask for fees related to applications, background checks, or training materials.
- Interviews through unofficial platforms: We never conduct interviews over platforms like WhatsApp or Telegram. All initial communication comes through official Remms email addresses or verified phone calls.
- Unprofessional emails: Emails coming from domains like Gmail, Yahoo, or Hotmail claiming to be Remms should raise red flags. Our emails always end in @hirewithremms.com.
- Too-good-to-be-true offers: If someone promises a high-paying job with little effort, without a proper interview or vetting process, it’s likely a scam.
- Pressure tactics: Scammers often use urgency to trick victims — like saying you’ll lose the opportunity if you don’t act quickly. Don’t fall for it.
✅ How to Verify a Real Remms Recruiter
If someone claims to be from Remms Recruitment, you can take the following steps to confirm:
- Check their email address. Legitimate Remms staff only use official emails ending in @hirewithremms.com.
- Visit our website and cross-check any job listed with what’s posted on our Jobs page.
- Contact us directly via our site or phone to confirm the authenticity of a job or recruiter.
- Check our business registration. You can look us up as “Remms LLC” in official state business registries.
🙏 Your Safety Matters to Us
At Remms, we take these matters seriously. If you’ve been approached by someone suspicious or think you’ve encountered a scam using our name, please alert us immediately at info@hirewithremms.com. We investigate all reports and take necessary actions to prevent further fraud.
Your trust is our priority, and we’re here to guide you through a safe and professional job search experience.
🛡️ Help Us Spread Awareness
If you’re part of a professional community or know others actively seeking jobs, share this message. Education is the first defense against recruitment fraud.
For ongoing updates and verified job opportunities, follow us on LinkedIn:
🔗 Remms Recruitment LinkedIn Page
Stay alert. Stay informed. And know that Remms Recruitment is always here to support your career journey — the right way.
