ATTENTION! We are warning you about current fraud cases where randomly selected individuals are receiving fraudulent text messages in the name of "CVO Recruitment" company and its employees, offering fake employment services and career opportunities. We advise you not to reply, not to click on any links, not to share your personal information, and not to perform any financial transactions. We recommend always verifying the source of information and contacting us directly at info@cvo.lt to confirm the information you have received.
What to do if you receive scam message?
- If you received a suspicious message - do not reply, do not click on any links, and do not share your personal information.
- Verify the information: if you received a suspicious message, verify it by contacting the company directly using the official contact details (info@cvo.lt).
- Inform others: if you have noticed any fraud cases, share this information with the company/organization involved in the fraud case; share it within your team as well, warning others about suspicious content.
Reminder of how to identify fraudulent messages:
- Urgent action: the message often creates a sense of urgency, requiring immediate action, such as contacting by phone or providing other personal data.
- Grammatical errors: fraudulent messages often contain spelling and grammatical errors, sentences are illogical and disorganized.
- Request for personal data: often requests for personal information, other data that the company would not normally request.
- Unrecognized senders, unusual email addresses: if you receive a message from an unknown sender, especially if it is an official institution or company, be very careful. Fraudsters may use similar but not identical company email addresses or websites.
