Apply safely

The offers shown here come from public sources. Most are genuine, but fake offers do circulate: here is how to recognise them.

A genuine recruiter never asks for money

• No application, registration or processing fees.
• No training, equipment or test to pay for in order to be hired.
• No visa, plane ticket or “deposit” fees before hiring.
• No transfer by mobile money, Western Union or prepaid card.

Warning signs

• Recruitment happens only via WhatsApp or Telegram, with no website or professional address.
• The employer is not named, or the contact address is a free webmail (Gmail, Yahoo…).
• A very high salary for little work, or pay based on the number of people you recruit.
• An unpaid trial period, or pressure to answer right away.
• You are asked for an ID document, bank details or a code received by SMS before any interview.

How to check an offer

• Open the original listing from the offer page: every offer shows its source.
• Find the offer on the employer's official website, or call its switchboard.
• Be wary of addresses that imitate a well-known organisation (one letter changed, an unusual domain name).

Report a suspicious offer

On the offer page, use “Report a problem with this offer” and choose “Suspected scam”. An administrator checks it and removes it if necessary. You can also write to contact@touramakhan.com.

If you have already paid or shared personal information, alert your bank or mobile money provider and report the scam to the police.

Emploi Touramakhan never sends applications on your behalf and will never ask you for a password or a payment for an offer.