Recruitment Fraud Awareness
Scammers sometimes pose as employers to collect money or personal information from job seekers. This page explains how Base-2 Solutions contacts candidates so you can recognize a message that does not come from us.
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How Base-2 Recruiters Contact You
- Base-2 recruiters email candidates only from addresses that end in @base-2solutions.com.
- Base-2 never asks candidates for payment or banking information at any stage of the hiring process.
- Base-2 asks for a Social Security number only after you have accepted an offer, for onboarding, employment eligibility verification (Form I-9), and security clearance processing.
- Our current openings are listed on our careers page.
Warning Signs
Treat a message that claims to be from Base-2 Solutions with caution if it:
- comes from a personal email account or a domain other than @base-2solutions.com;
- asks you to pay a fee or buy equipment, training, or software;
- asks for banking details at any stage;
- asks for your Social Security number before you have accepted an offer; or
- pressures you to accept or respond immediately.
Report a Suspicious Message
If you are unsure whether a message is from Base-2 Solutions, do not reply, send money, or share personal information. Forward the message to info@base-2solutions.com with the subject “Suspected recruitment fraud,” or call us at (202) 768‑9202, so we can confirm whether it is genuine.
You can also report job scams to the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov (opens in new tab) .