This is how you trap fraud companies..

Guys ! It is very simple. Today all big companies have their own websites where the career portal lists all jobs. Whenever you receive an email like this, go through the companies website and above all look at the mail id from where the mail has come - it is usually from live mail or some such obscure mail service. Even the mail id will have an obscure name. So just delete such mails simply.

Thanks Renne, for the right initiative.
Thanks for posting it on TOOSTEP which is helpful for many of us  & thanks for referral.

Thanks for the useful information Ms.Renne Sharma. I too get similar type employment opportunities and immediately I will delete those mails.  

Thnx for sharing, really there are a dust of fraudulent means adopted by gulls to entice the innocent people. This is good thing that people should get awareness regarding the dupes.  

thanks renne. the job seekers may mislead with such fraud mails.

Ya i too have got this in mail from the same company many times.
Don't know why no action is taken against such companies.
 

I too had similar exp, but we can sort the fraud companies with exp as there will be an offer letter sometimes withoit even preliminary interview. Thanks for your referrals Renne

Just press reply and you would see mail id of sender changed i.e the domain name.This will give clue to whether it's from authentic company domain or fake resemblance.Also these fraudsters use bold,large size & colored fonts which make it look unreal.  

Thanks to everyone for their valued comments.
I know that many of us are receiving such e-mails .
I have put it here specially for the freshers who are lured by the offers . As I had seen many Q&A about how to know if the company is fraud. I hope all this information in the comments will help somebody.

Thanks, Renne for enlightening the readers.As a matter of facts dozens of such mails are being received. The job seekers have to analyse the mail.Any way,please do not send money.

Hey Reema thanks for this information. it is really helpfull.

I got the same mail from Maruti Suzuki letter head for 7-8 times....but one can identify the fraud by giving a look on the mail id......it was not d corporate id

Not only to freshers, I am also getting the same after 15 yrs of service. The letter i recd is from Videocon, Maruti. The real trap is amount that you have to deposit in the name of refundable security deposit that never refunded.

Never even respond to this mail.

such messages are coming with mahindra & mahindra letter head

thanks for spreading such information to save peoples from cheated.

Thanks Renne for sharing the Fraud Document so that ppl come to know how to avoid such documents

Mark all such mails as spam and if possible, forward the mail to hr department of mentioned companies to take action.

This spam is on for years not, not a new syndrome!  Several Nigerians are involved in this  racket, via UK and India.  You may like to refer to the following sites to know to what extent these fraudsters are playing with the lives of aspirants:
http://www.scamdex.com/
www.419legal.org
www.nigerianspam.com
www.potifos.com/fraud/
Please don't respond to such fraudulent emails.  

Yes. Ms.Renne, i have rceived also same this e-mail and i did deleted just before 3 days. It is fraud because never company is write this type of mail. This mail is not came from company official id.Thanks for referal.

Some suggestions:

1. No reputed company will ask for any money for giving appointments.

2. Previously companies used to ask to attach a demand draft from candidates to cover their costs, but the amount used to be Rs.50-200, not more than that. Even that has been discontinued now.

3. Most large companies have  their own registered offices at some prominent place, and their own exclusive web sites. Do check in Google or other search engines. In case of doubt, phone directly to the company and check.

4. There are other emails too going round, telling that you have won come millions dollars or pounds in lottery. Never believe in them. All of them are fraud, notoriously named as Nigerian scams, as they originated from Nigeria.

5.Last but not the least, remember: THERE IS NO FREE LUNCH. IF SOMEONE OFFERS YOU SOME BENEFITS, THERE IS SELFISH PURPOSE BEHIND THAT. This is applicable to all dealings anywhere with anybody in this world.

Thanks Rennejee...Good eyeopener for all....

spelling mistakes, illogical statements as in this case claiming 55 candidates will be given offer letters out of 62 and finally and most important fraud giveaway  is asking for money to be deposited in an account.
thanx for putting up this mail ....

Yes Mr. Vikas is r8!! Even I've got same mails from Videocon and L&T

Even i received a one recently from Sony Ericsson...I was bemused by reading that email..The english was pathetic..And moreover the first thing i noticed was the email address frm which the mail was sent..Moreover they also sent me a sms to mail me my resume on the same email id a day before...And lastly i don't think that Big MNCS ever give their Account Number to make a deposit... 

Check in original company site, upload your CV there. Just delete these e-mails. No genuine company ever collect money from job seekers. 

My suggestion to computer savvy people will be please check the email id from where the email is coming mainly companies have their own domain registered,so check these small things to avoid fraud..