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WhatsApp job · ₹45,000/week · registration fee required
Infosys Bangalore · Java Engineer · official email
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Our AI analyzes the job post for hundreds of scam signals in under 2 seconds and gives you a clear verdict.
Copy the full text of any job ad you received — from WhatsApp, email, Naukri, LinkedIn, or any other source. Include all details: salary, company, contact number, requirements.
Paste the text into our analyzer box on the home page and click "Analyze Job Post". Our Random Forest ML model instantly processes the text using TF-IDF analysis.
You get a risk score from 0–100, a clear verdict (Safe / Suspicious / High Risk), a detailed summary, and a list of specific red flags detected in the post.
If the job is flagged as fake, report it to cybercrime.gov.in. Share the result with friends and family to protect them too.
Built specifically for India, with local scam patterns that generic tools miss.
Our Random Forest classifier was trained on 96,674 job postings labeled as real or fake. It achieves 99.67% accuracy and an F1 score of 0.7789, far better than manual checks.
We trained specifically on Indian job data from Naukri.com. The tool understands local scam patterns: registration fees in rupees, fake IT company names, WhatsApp-only recruiters, and fraudulent government job ads.
No waiting. Our model analyzes any job post in under 2 seconds. You get a risk score, summary, and red flags the moment you click Analyze — no account, no login, no delay.
We don't just say "fake" — we show you exactly why. Each result includes a list of specific red flags detected, so you understand what made the post suspicious.
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Our tool detects all of these automatically — and more. Learn to recognize them manually too.
Scammers send unsolicited job offers via WhatsApp or Telegram, often posing as HR managers of well-known companies. They ask for a security deposit or registration fee to "secure the position." Real companies never ask for money via WhatsApp.
Fraudsters create job posts using logos and names of Infosys, TCS, Wipro, and HCL. The offer letter looks official but the email is from a Gmail or Yahoo account. Verify by checking the official company careers page directly.
These posts promise ₹500–800 per hour for simple data entry work with no experience needed. They require a paid training kit or software purchase upfront. Legitimate work-from-home jobs never ask you to pay first.
Scammers post fake UPSC, SSC, Railways, and State PSC offers, sometimes with official-looking documents. They charge for application processing or interview scheduling. All genuine government jobs are free to apply for at official portals.
Posts offering ₹50,000+ per week, ₹1 lakh/month for no experience, or "earn while you sleep" schemes are almost always fake. Any salary that seems too good to be true for the role described is a major red flag our tool detects.
Some fake job posts are designed not to steal money but to collect your Aadhaar number, PAN, bank details, or passport scan "for the application." This data is then sold or used for identity fraud. Never share sensitive documents without verification.
Use these guidelines alongside our tool to protect yourself from scammers.
No legitimate employer ever asks for a registration fee, security deposit, training fee, or any other upfront payment. If someone asks for money to offer you a job, it is a scam — 100% of the time.
Search the company on Google. Visit their official website directly (not via a link in the job post). Check if the careers page lists the same position. Call their official number to verify the recruiter's identity.
Legitimate companies use their own domain for emails (e.g., @infosys.com, @tcs.com). If the recruiter's email is a Gmail, Yahoo, or Outlook account, be very cautious and verify further before sharing any information.
Professional recruiters use email, LinkedIn, or official company portals as primary channels. A recruiter who only communicates via WhatsApp and avoids official channels is a major warning sign.
Look up the average salary for the role on Glassdoor, Naukri, or AmbitionBox. If the offer is significantly higher than the market rate for your experience level, it is likely designed to lure you in.
If you identify a fake job post or have already been scammed, file a complaint at cybercrime.gov.in or call the National Cybercrime Helpline at 1930. Reporting helps protect others.
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