Free Fake Job Offer Checker for India

Job offer fraud is one of the fastest-growing scams in India. Fraudsters pose as HR managers from reputable companies — sending fake offer letters with Gmail addresses, promising salaries of ₹50,000–₹1,20,000 per month for simple work-from-home tasks, and then demanding a "registration fee," "security deposit," or "training cost" before you can start. Once the money is paid, the contact disappears. BharatSecure's free AI tool analyses any job offer text for these patterns instantly — no sign-up required.

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How It Works

  1. Paste the Job Offer — Copy the full email, SMS, or letter text into the scanner.
  2. AI Analyses Instantly — We check for upfront fee demands, suspicious sender domains, unrealistic salary promises, and fraud language patterns.
  3. Get Your Verdict — Receive a risk score with a plain-language explanation of any red flags found.
  4. Stay Safe — If flagged, never pay any fee. Report to cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930.

What We Detect

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this tool check in a job offer?
The tool analyses the text for common fraud signals: requests for upfront fees, suspicious email domains, unrealistic salary claims, urgency pressure tactics, requests for sensitive documents before employment, and language patterns matching known job scam templates tracked by BharatSecure.
Can I check a job offer PDF or image?
Yes — copy the text from the PDF or image and paste it into the scanner. For best results, include the full email or letter text including the sender address, salary details, and any payment instructions mentioned.
Does BharatSecure store the job offer text I submit?
Scan content may be retained for a short period to improve our fraud detection models, but it is never sold or shared with third parties. We do not store personally identifiable information from job offer texts.
The tool flagged my offer — what should I do?
Do not pay any fee or share financial details. Contact the company directly through its official website to verify the job. Report the offer to cybercrime.gov.in or call the National Cyber Crime Helpline at 1930.
How do I report a fake job offer to the government?
File a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in or call 1930. You can also visit your nearest police station's cyber cell. If money was already paid, contact your bank immediately and preserve all screenshots and communication as evidence.

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