We are aware of active scams using the CaptivateIQ name and brand, in which individuals pose as our recruiters, post fake remote job openings, and make fake job offers on the Internet.
We are providing details here to help you spot and avoid these scams.
Important Note:
You are likely the victim of a scam if the “recruiter” is:
CaptivateIQ does not do any of the above in connection with recruiting or onboarding new employees. CaptivateIQ only asks for more sensitive personal information in connection with background checks (made via a reputable background check vendor) after an offer is made.
The following are some of the names used by the scammers that we are aware of:
CaptivateIQ is not responsible or liable for these fraudulent communications. If you feel you are a victim of such recruitment fraud, please contact your local law enforcement authorities as soon as possible.
If you are located in the United States, you can file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission at https://reportfraud.ftc.gov or the Federal Bureau of Investigation at https://www.ic3.gov.
This is an issue we take very seriously, and we are working diligently to address it. We understand how frustrating this situation must be for those who are impacted. By providing the information above, we hope to prevent more individuals from falling victim to these scams.