Information on Potential Fraud Cases

1. Computools never offers or requires any payment before signing a contract

If you receive an offer requiring any payment before signing an official contract, it is probably a scam.

2. Computools only uses corporate emails with the @computools.com domain

If you receive an email from a different address, it may be a scam. Always verify the sender’s email address.

3. Protect your personal data from the third parties

Be cautious when sharing personal information such as your full name, address, date of birth, bank details, etc.

4. Computools has only one main official website – computools.com

Any other sites attempting to impersonate Computools may be fraudulent. Ensure you are dealing with Computools by contacting us at info@computools.com.

5. Computools publishes open vacancies in public sources

Visit Computools’ career sites – https://computools.com/careers/, https://careers.computools.ua/, https://careers.computools.pl/ – to check current job openings, and verify information at hr@computools.com. This ensures you are interacting with official offers.

6. Computools never requires any payment for a job position

If you are asked to pay for a job position, equipment, or any other expenses, it is an offer from scammers.

7. If you notice fraudulent activities involving Computools, contact info@computools.com

Report any suspicious offers or actions to this address so necessary measures can be taken.

8. If you become a victim of fraudulent actions, contact law enforcement

Do not hesitate to report to the authorities for official investigation and protection of your rights.

Be cautious and informed to avoid fraud and protect your financial interests.

Information on Potential Fraud Cases

Internet fraud is becoming increasingly common. From creating fraudulent websites to offering non-existent jobs, scammers come up with various ways to get your money. Please be aware that:

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