How the check works
1.Paste the email or the website
Copy the sender's email address from the message, or the address of the website from your browser. We pick out the part that identifies the company.
2.We compare it with what we hold
We look for the address of a company we list, for addresses that are almost the same, and for a listed company with that name.
3.You get a clear answer
It matches a company we have, it is close to one but not the same, we have the company but not this address, or it is not one we know.
Before you reply or pay anything
- Never pay a fee to get a job, a sponsorship or a visa. Genuine sponsors do not ask for it.
- Find the company's official website yourself, and use the contact details there, not the ones in the message or on the page you were sent to.
- Check the employer on the official register for the country before you share your passport or bank details.
- Be careful with an offer that came out of the blue, asks you to move to WhatsApp or Telegram, or puts you under pressure to act fast.
What the answers mean
- Matches a company we have
- The email domain or website is the one we hold for that company.
- Not the same, but very close
- It is almost the same as the address of a company we hold. It could be a slip, a different company, or a copy of the real one.
- We have the company, but not this address
- A listed company has that name, but this email or website is not one we hold for it.
- No company we list uses it
- We could not match it. That is not proof that it is fake or that it is safe.
The check compares the address you paste with the websites and email domains we hold for the companies listed on Emooves, and with their names. It does not contact the website or the sender. Emooves is not affiliated with any government body. Find employers that can sponsor a visa.