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Notice · Recruitment fraud

Fakejoboffersusingourname

Vacancies have been advertised in the name of HUMAN-AI-Z Nexus Technologies Limited on third-party job platforms. They are not ours. This page sets out where our genuine vacancies appear, and how to check any offer you have been sent.

Official statement

HUMAN-AI-Z Nexus Technologies Limited has been made aware of job listings and offers circulating in our name on third-party job platforms. We did not publish them, they are not connected to this company, and nobody behind them is authorised to represent us.

Genuine vacancies at HumanAIZ Nexus are announced on this website, at humanaiznexus.com, and can be confirmed with us directly by email. A listing anywhere else that we have not confirmed to you in writing is not ours — whichever platform it appears on, and however closely it copies our name, logo or wording.

We never ask a candidate for money at any stage of recruitment: no registration fee, no training fee, no visa, processing or placement charge, and no refundable deposit. If you are being asked to pay, you are not dealing with us.

Issued29 August 2026

How to tell the difference

These are the patterns a fraudulent approach follows. If the left-hand column describes the message you received, stop and verify before you reply to it.

The fraudulent approach

Asks for a registration, training, visa or processing fee — often described as refundable once you start.

How we actually work

We never ask a candidate for money, at any stage, for any reason. There is nothing to pay, and so nothing to refund.

The fraudulent approach

Arrives from a free mailbox, or from a lookalike domain with an extra letter, a hyphen, or a different ending.

How we actually work

Our correspondence comes only from an @humanaiznexus.com address. Read the part after the @ character by character.

The fraudulent approach

Runs entirely over a messaging app, with an offer letter within a day and no real interview.

How we actually work

Anyone we hire speaks with us properly first. Nobody receives an offer from this company without that conversation.

The fraudulent approach

Wants your passport, bank details or identity documents before you have been interviewed or offered anything.

How we actually work

Documents are requested after an offer, in writing, from an @humanaiznexus.com address — never as an opening step.

The fraudulent approach

Presses you to decide immediately, or warns that the position is about to go to someone else.

How we actually work

Any deadline we set is given in writing, and we will confirm it if you ask. We do not use urgency to stop you checking.

Before you reply to anything

If you are holding an offer or an interview invitation that claims to come from HumanAIZ Nexus, one email is enough to be sure.

  1. Do not pay anything, and do not send identity documents or bank details.
  2. Check the sender’s domain — everything after the @ must read humanaiznexus.com exactly.
  3. Forward the message to us, along with the sender’s address and the platform you found it on.
  4. Wait for our written reply before going any further. If the offer is genuine we will confirm it, and a real opportunity will still be there tomorrow.

Verify with us

contact@humanaiznexus.com

Report a listing you have seen

If you have come across a vacancy, profile or message using our name that you believe is not ours, please tell us — send the link or a screenshot and we will take it up with the platform concerned. Reports from people who were never taken in are what gets these listings removed fastest.

Report it to us