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Recruitment Fraud Notice

How to recognise and report messages falsely claiming to represent Nextlevel or its recruitment services.

Last updated 11 November 2026

1. Protect yourself

Fraudsters sometimes impersonate recruitment firms or invent job opportunities. This notice explains how to check a message claiming to come from us.

We never ask candidates to pay a fee to apply for a role, secure an interview, receive an offer or obtain a job. Do not send money or payment details in response to such a request.

2. Verify contact

If you are unsure whether a message is genuine, do not reply, click links, open attachments or provide personal or financial information until you have checked it independently.

Contact us using the details published on our official website, not the contact details or links in a suspicious message. You can email hello@nextlevelcareeradvisory.com to verify a communication.

3. Warning signs

A single warning sign does not prove a message is fraudulent, but take particular care where someone:

  • asks for money, banking details, identity documents or sensitive personal information at an early or unexplained stage;
  • pressures you to act urgently or promises an unrealistic salary, guaranteed offer or immediate placement;
  • uses an email address, website or messaging account that does not match our official contact information;
  • sends unexpected attachments, asks you to install software or directs you to an unfamiliar payment or login page;
  • claims that you must pay for training, equipment, checks, a visa or an application in order to obtain a role.

4. Report a suspicious message

Forward suspicious communications or describe them to hello@nextlevelcareeradvisory.com. Do not include sensitive information unless we ask for it through a secure channel.

If you have shared financial information or made a payment, contact your bank or payment provider promptly and report the incident to the relevant authorities in your country.

5. What we can do

We will review reports and take reasonable steps within our control, which may include warning others or reporting impersonation to relevant service providers or authorities. We cannot guarantee that we can identify the person responsible or recover money or information.