Candidate safety
Beware of fake job offers
Fraudsters sometimes use the names of real companies to offer fake jobs and collect money. Here is how to tell a genuine MSPV message from a fake one.
MSPV never asks for money to apply or for an interview. If anyone asks you to pay to get a job with MSPV or through MSPV, stop and contact us first.
Our official email addresses
MSPV sends each kind of message from one address only:
- Jobs
- hr@mspv.groupInterview calls, offer letters, document requests and every other job-related message
- Purchase
- purchase@mspv.groupSupplier enquiries and purchase orders
- Sales
- sales@mspv.groupQuotations, proposals and prices
A message about a job, a purchase order or a quotation that comes from any other address, even one that looks similar, is not from MSPV.
Our other official contact details
- Phone and WhatsApp: +91 78188 41257
- Website: mspv.group
- Office: C/O Sarthak Promoters, E-23, Sector 3, Noida, Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh 201301, India
We do not send job offers from Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook or other free email addresses.
MSPV Global Services Private Limited is a recruiting agent registered with the Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India. Registration Certificate (RC) No. .
MSPV will never
- ask for money to apply, register, be shortlisted or attend an interview;
- ask you to pay into a personal bank account, UPI ID or mobile wallet;
- ask for your OTP, PIN, card details or passwords;
- send you an offer letter without an interview or trade test;
- ask you to travel abroad for work on a visit or tourist visa; or
- ask a supplier to pay a registration fee.
Warning signs of a fake offer
- A job offer without any interview, or a salary that seems too good to be true.
- Pressure to pay quickly to "confirm your seat" or "block your visa".
- An email address that looks similar to ours but is different, such as mspvgroup.in or mspv-group.com.
- Poor spelling, unofficial letters, or a request to keep the offer secret.
How to check and report
- Contact us directly using the details above to confirm that an offer is genuine. Do not use the phone number or email given in the suspicious message.
- For jobs abroad, check that the recruiting agent is registered on the Government of India's eMigrate portal: emigrate.gov.in.
- Send screenshots of the fake message to hr@mspv.group so we can warn others.
- If you have lost money, report it at cybercrime.gov.in or call the national cyber crime helpline 1930.