Recruitment Fraud: How to Verify Inmar Opportunities

Recruitment fraud occurs when scammers pose as employers to offer fictitious job opportunities. These attempts often appear as unsolicited emails, fake social media accounts (sometimes on legitimate platforms like LinkedIn), fraudulent websites, or text messages that seem to come from trusted companies. The goal is to collect personal information or money under false pretenses.

Inmar is aware that individuals and groups have attempted to misrepresent our company and recruiters. We take this issue very seriously, and we are committed to protecting candidates by sharing clear guidance on how to identify and report scams.

How to verify a real Inmar job

  • All open roles are listed on Workday, accessible though Inmar's Careers page
  • Official Inmar recruitment emails will come from accounts formatted as: firstname.lastname@inmar.com or inmar@myworkday.com
  • We conduct interviews by phone/video using company accounts. We never use WhatsApp/Telegram for first contact
  • Inmar will never ask for payment, gift cards, cryptocurrency, or sensitive personal data (like your Social Security Number or banking information) during early recruiting

If you’re contacted by someone claiming to be from Inmar or a message that seems suspicious

  • Cross-check the job on our Careers site
  • Do not respond, click on links, or share personal information
  • Do not send money or sensitive data (SSN, banking, etc)
  • Report suspicious outreach directly on LinkedIn
  • You can also report fraud to the Federal Trade Commission

How scammers operate

These scams typically involve people pretending to be recruiters or employers offering high-paying jobs. These can include mystery shoppers, work from home, or personal assistant scams. These can come via unsolicited DMs; fictitious accounts; pressure/urgency; requests to move to personal messaging; fake checks or “equipment fees”; look-alike domains/LinkedIn profiles; “too good to be true” job offers.

What Inmar is Doing

We value the trust of every candidate exploring opportunities with us, and take recruitment fraud very seriously. We investigate reports, work with platforms to remove fake accounts, and notify affected individuals when appropriate.

Thank you for helping us protect the integrity of the hiring process.

Additional information is available via the FTC