Fraud / Scam Alert

At SendCV.co.za, your trust and safety are our top priorities. Unfortunately, fraudsters sometimes misuse the names of reputable organisations, job portals, or training providers to deceive job seekers. We want to ensure that you are well-informed and protected against scams.

Protecting Yourself From Fraudulent Activities

We want all visitors and applicants to know:

1. We never request payment for applications.
   • All legitimate job listings, internships, and training opportunities shared on SendCV.co.za are free to apply for.
   • If someone asks you for money to “secure a job,” “guarantee placement,” or “unlock an application form,” it is a scam.
2. We communicate only through official channels.
   • Emails will come from official domains such as @sendcv.co.za.
   • We will never use Gmail, Yahoo, or WhatsApp-only communication to offer opportunities.
3. We do not guarantee jobs.
   • Training programmes and opportunities listed on our site may improve your chances of employment, but no company or recruiter can guarantee a job.

Common Job and Training Scams to Watch Out For

• Payment Requests: Scammers may ask for “admin fees” or “registration costs.” Legitimate employers and training providers will never do this.
• Fake Interviews: Fraudsters may set up WhatsApp or Telegram interviews that do not follow professional processes.
• Too-Good-To-Be-True Offers: Be cautious of job ads promising high salaries with no experience required.
• Personal Information Theft: Do not share sensitive documents such as your ID, bank details, or proof of residence unless you are sure the opportunity is legitimate.

How to Verify Opportunities

• Always cross-check opportunities on our official website: www.sendcv.co.za.
• Confirm whether the organisation is accredited or officially registered with SETA, SAQA, or other regulatory bodies.
• Contact us directly if you are unsure about an offer claiming to be from SendCV.

📧 Email: support@sendcv.co.za
📞 Phone: 064 922 7677

What to Do if You Suspect a Scam

1. Do not pay or share personal documents.
2. Report the incident immediately to:
   • SendCV Support Team via email.
   • The South African Police Service (SAPS).
   • The National Consumer Commission (NCC) if financial fraud is involved.
3. Keep records of any suspicious messages or payment requests as evidence.

Our Commitment

We are committed to maintaining a safe and transparent platform for South African job seekers. By staying informed and cautious, you can protect yourself from scams and fraudulent activities.

At SendCV.co.za, we only share verified opportunities designed to help you grow your career — nothing more, nothing less.

Stay alert. Stay safe.

Dikeledi Lebepe

Meet Dikeledi Lebepe – Blog Administrator Welcome, and thank you for visiting. My name is Dikeledi Lebepe, and I serve as the Blog Administrator for SendCV.co.za. I am responsible for overseeing the publication of quality content that informs, empowers, and connects job seekers with valuable career opportunities across South Africa.For any inquiries, collaborations, or support-related questions, feel free to contact me directly at nobuhle@sendcv.co.za.Office Location: Bellville, Cape Town, Western Cape.

Important Notice

SENDCV is a registered Non-Profit Organisation (NPO Registration No: 2023 / 873760 / 07) and a Public Benefit Organisation (PBO: 9107665276).

We want to assure you that we never ask for money or collect CVs in exchange for jobs. If you come across anyone claiming otherwise, it’s not us.

Please stay alert to fake job ads and recruitment scams. Your safety matters to us.

👉 For tips on how to protect yourself, visit our Fraud / Scam Alert Page.