How JSB contacts you
People sometimes pretend to be recruiters from real firms. This is how to tell a message from JSB Partners apart from one that only claims to be.
Where our messages come from
- JSB recruiters write to you from their own @jsbpartners.com address.
- Messages this job site sends (confirmations, updates, alerts, and a thank-you when someone applies through a role you shared) come from @jsbpartners.com too.
- Links in them go to this site or to jsbpartners.com.
What JSB never does
- Ask you to pay anything, at any stage. JSB's clients pay JSB.
- Ask for bank details, your Social Security number or a copy of your ID before you have an offer from the firm.
- Interview you only by text message or a chat app, or make an offer without you meeting the firm.
- Ask you to buy equipment, or to send money and be repaid.
Not sure a message is from JSB?
Don't reply to it or click its links. Contact JSB directly through jsbpartners.com and we will tell you whether it is real. You can also report job scams to the FTC at ReportFraud.ftc.gov.