At Talentfoot, the trust of our clients, candidates, and community matters deeply to us. We want to make you aware that scammers may attempt to impersonate Talentfoot employees in an effort to mislead job seekers.
We have recently become aware of fraudulent outreach using unofficial email addresses, including examples such as [email protected]. These messages are not from Talentfoot.
To help protect yourself, please keep the following in mind:
All legitimate Talentfoot email communication will come only from an @talentfoot.com email address. We do not use Gmail or other personal email accounts to contact candidates about job opportunities, interviews, or representation.
Talentfoot will also never ask candidates for payment, compensation, banking details, or fees of any kind in exchange for:
- job opportunities
- interviews
- representation
- placement services
If you receive a message from someone claiming to represent Talentfoot and it comes from a Gmail address or any domain other than @talentfoot.com, treat it as suspicious.
A few important reminders:
- Always check the sender’s full email address carefully
- Be cautious of messages that ask for payment or personal financial information
- Do not click on suspicious links or download unexpected attachments
- When in doubt, contact Talentfoot directly here.
Unfortunately, recruiting scams have become more common across the industry, and bad actors often use company names, logos, and recruiter identities to appear credible. We want to be very clear: Talentfoot takes this issue seriously, and we are actively working to ensure our community knows how to identify fraudulent outreach.
If you believe you have received a suspicious email claiming to be from Talentfoot, please do not respond. Instead, report it to us directly to us by clicking here and sending us an email with a screenshot.
Your safety matters to us. Thank you for helping us spread awareness and protect our community from fraud.
