Company
No company registry entry matches the name on the offer letter.
Source: Company registry search
Every finding cites its source
The only job-scam checker that investigates the outside world
For the job seeker applying widely and getting recruiter texts on WhatsApp or Telegram, LinkedIn InMails and offers that are too good.
Sample Proof Report: what goes in, what comes out
Recruiter messageSample
Hi! We loved your résumé. $45/hr, fully remote, no interview needed. Message our manager on Telegram to start today.
Posting linkSample
sample-staffing-careers.example/remote-assistant
Remote Assistant, $45/hr
No experience needed. Start this week.
Offer letterSample
Dear applicant, we are pleased to offer you the role of Remote Assistant.
A starter equipment fee is due before your first day.
Proof ReportSample
- CompanyCompany registry
- RecruiterPublic profile
- DomainDomain record
How it works
Three steps from a doubtful message to a sourced answer
You do not have to know what a scam looks like. The checking happens outside the message, where it can be verified.
Paste what you were sent
The recruiter message, the posting link or the offer letter. Whichever one you have.
It investigates, not guesses
It reads the offer for known scam patterns, then checks company registries, the recruiter and the domain.
Read a report with receipts
Every finding cites its source, so you can open it and check for yourself.
Sample report
Every finding shows where it came from
This is the report for the sample messages at the top, written for an invented company. It is a sample, not a real lookup.
Proof Report: Remote Assistant offerSample
Recruiter
The recruiter profile is new and does not link back to the company.
Source: Recruiter public profile
Domain
The posting domain was registered recently and differs from the sender address.
Source: Domain registration record
Offer read for known scam patterns
- Chat moved to Telegram
- Pay promised before any interview
- Fee due before first day
Outside the message
Checked where the scam cannot edit the answer
A message can say anything about itself. So Proof Pilot AI looks at company registries, the recruiter and the domain, and names what it found.
- Recruiter messageyou paste
- Posting linkyou paste
- Offer letteryou paste
- Scam patternsit reads for
- Company registriesit checks
- The recruiterit checks
- The domainit checks
- A source per findingit cites
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