Candidate Safety

Recruitment scam alerts.

Recruiting is one of the most impersonated industries there is. Scammers copy real firms — including ours — and contact people with fake job offers to steal money or personal information. This page tells you exactly how ProSight Talent operates, so you can spot anyone pretending to be us.

If someone asks you to pay a fee, buy equipment, or send money to get a job — it is not us, and it is not a real job. Stop the conversation and tell us at Hello@ProSightTalent.com.

What ProSight Talent will never do

✕We never charge you money. Not a placement fee, not a background-check fee, not a training fee. Candidates never pay us — our clients do.

✕We never ask you to buy equipment or send funds for a laptop, tools, software, or a home-office setup.

✕We never send you a check to deposit and ask you to wire part of it somewhere. That is check fraud, and the bank will come after you for it.

✕We never ask for your Social Security number, bank account, or a photo of your ID over text or chat — or before you have a real offer and are completing hiring paperwork through a proper system.

✕We never make a job offer without speaking with you. No real offer comes only by text or instant message.

✕We never conduct interviews by text-only chat apps like Telegram, Signal, or Google Chat with no phone or video conversation.

What we actually do

✓We contact you from an @prosighttalent.com email address, or by phone from a real recruiter.

✓We talk to you — by phone or video — before anything moves forward.

✓We tell you the client's industry and location, and we ask your permission before submitting you anywhere.

✓Any background check or paperwork happens after an offer, through the employer's system, with your consent.

Warning signs, in any job search

The email address is close but not right — a free account, a misspelled domain, or an extra word added to the company name
The pay is far above the going rate for the work
You are hired quickly with little or no interview
You are pushed to move fast, or told the offer expires today
The message is full of spelling and grammar errors
You are asked to move the conversation to a personal messaging app right away
You never applied for the role and cannot find it posted anywhere

If you think you have been contacted by someone pretending to be us

Tell us. Forward the message — with the sender's full email address or phone number — to Hello@ProSightTalent.com. It costs you nothing and it helps us warn the next person.

If you have already sent money or personal information

Contact your bank or card issuer immediately and tell them it was fraud
Report it to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov
Report it to the FBI's Internet Crime Complaint Center at ic3.gov
If your Social Security number was shared, place a fraud alert with the credit bureaus and review identitytheft.gov
Report the fake profile or listing to the platform it appeared on

When in doubt, call us. If a message claims to be from ProSight Talent and something feels off, do not reply to it. Call (404) 697-5089 or email Hello@ProSightTalent.com directly and ask. We would far rather answer a question than see someone get taken.