Avomind Impersonation Alert: Email Scams Targeting Job Seekers
- Nick Frey

- Oct 13, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Dec 19, 2025
Learn how to identify impersonation emails and protect yourself from fraudulent activity.

We have been made aware of fraudulent emails currently circulating in which scammers are impersonating recruiters and recruitment companies, including Avomind. These emails often promote fake job opportunities and attempt to collect personal information from recipients.
Important: How Avomind Communicates
All official communication from Avomind only comes from email addresses ending in @avomind.com.
We do not use free or unrelated email domains.
If you are ever unsure whether a message is legitimate, you are welcome to verify directly with us via our official LinkedIn page.
What to Do If You Receive a Suspicious Email
If you receive an email claiming to be from Avomind that appears suspicious or fraudulent, please:
Do not reply or click on any links
Report the email as phishing or spam through your email provider
Delete the message
How to Spot a Phishing or Impersonation Email
Be cautious if the message:
Is unsolicited or unexpected
Comes from an email address not ending in @avomind.com
Contains links or attachments that urge immediate action
Requests money or sensitive personal information (such as identification documents)
Is poorly written or contains spelling and grammatical errors
Our Commitment
Avomind only contacts candidates through professional and verified channels. We will never ask for payment, sensitive personal data, or conduct recruitment through unofficial communication methods.
We are sorry if you have been targeted by one of these scams. If you have any concerns or would like to confirm the authenticity of a message, please reach out to us via LinkedIn or at info@avomind.com and we will be happy to assist.
Best,
The Avomind Team




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