Important Notice for Job Seekers in Malaysia: Beware of Fake Reeracoen Websites and Scams

In recent weeks, we have received multiple reports of fraudulent websites and social media accounts impersonating Reeracoen Malaysia, attempting to scam unsuspecting job seekers.
 

We are publishing this notice to protect the public and raise awareness of fake Reeracoen job portals, WhatsApp scams, and social media pages that are not affiliated with our company in any way.

 

 

Please read the details below to stay alert and avoid becoming a victim of job scams.

 

How These Job Scams Work

Scammers are posing as Reeracoen consultants, recruiters, or HR representatives and using:

• Fake job websites that look similar to our official domain

• Impersonated WhatsApp or Telegram accounts

• Unverified email addresses

• Suspicious messages offering high-paying part-time jobs or “guaranteed” employment

In some reported cases, victims were at risk of being misled into paying for 'registration fees,' 'admin charges,' or 'training costs' demanded by scammers.

 

How to Identify a Reeracoen Job Scam

Here are some red flags to help you detect a fraudulent job posting:
 

1. Fake Website Domains

Official Reeracoen websites in Malaysia include: https://www.reeracoen.com.my

If you are redirected to any other domain that is not listed above, it is NOT managed by Reeracoen.

• Fake domains may look like:

• reeracoen-jobportal.com

• reeracoen-hiring.my

• reeracoen-careerlink.com

Always check the URL before sharing personal information.
 

2. Offers That Sound Too Good to Be True

Be cautious if you receive messages offering:

• High pay for simple tasks like clicking links or liking posts

• Guaranteed placement within 24 hours

• Part-time jobs promising RM500-RM2,000 per day

These are classic scam tactics designed to lure you in.

 

3. Requests for Payments or Personal Banking Details

Reeracoen Malaysia NEVER asks job seekers to pay for job placements, training, registration, or admin fees.

If someone claiming to be from Reeracoen asks you for payment or personal financial information, it is a scam.

 

4. Unverified WhatsApp or Telegram Numbers

Only trust communication from our official contact details:

• Emails ending with @reeracoen.com.my

• Contact numbers listed on our official website

If someone reaches out using personal WhatsApp numbers without official email follow-ups, please treat it as suspicious.

 

What You Should Do if You Suspect a Scam

• Do not engage further with the scammer.

• Report the suspicious link or message to us at info@reeracoen.com.my

• Contact the National Scam Response Center (NSRC) by dialling 997

• Share this warning with friends or family currently looking for a job

We will continue monitoring the situation to ensure a safe job-hunting experience for all candidates.

 

Stay Safe with Reeracoen Malaysia

At Reeracoen, our mission is to connect top talents with real job opportunities — safely, securely, and professionally. We do not charge candidates for job matching services and we will never request personal payment or banking details via WhatsApp or SMS. If you’re unsure about the legitimacy of a job listing, verify directly on our official website or contact our team.

 

Summary for Candidates

What’s Real	What’s Fake
Website: reeracoen.com.my	Domains like reeracoen-hiring.my
Email: name@reeracoen.com.my	Gmail, Yahoo, or suspicious email addresses
No payment required	Asking for training/admin fees
Verified recruiters	Anonymous WhatsApp accounts

Share This Important Alert

Scammers thrive on lack of awareness. Please help us spread this message to protect fellow job seekers. Stay alert, verify job postings, and only trust official sources.

 

For questions or to report scams:

Email us: info@reeracoen.com.my

Visit: https://www.reeracoen.com.my

 

Looking for new career opportunities? Check out our latest job openings here: Job listings

Need hiring support? Connect with Reeracoen Malaysia today!

 

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