Important Recruitment Scam Alert
We are aware of an increase in fraudulent activity involving individuals posing as Wells Fargo representatives and offering false job interviews or employment opportunities. These scammers may use real employee names and create documents that appear authentic. Their goal is often to obtain money or sensitive personal information through fake interviews, fraudulent applications, or counterfeit offer letters.
We take these matters seriously and want to ensure you have the information needed to protect yourself during your job search.
Please keep the following in mind:
- Official communications from Wells Fargo recruiters will always come from a verified email address ending in @wellsfargo.com. Be cautious of messages sent from personal or non‑company email addresses.
- Interviews are never conducted using free or consumer chat platforms (such as Google Hangouts or Discord). When video interviews are used, Wells Fargo relies on approved enterprise platforms — such as Microsoft Teams — and invitations will come from an @wellsfargo.com email address.
- Wells Fargo will not request sensitive personal information, including Social Security numbers, national identification numbers, dates of birth, bank account details, or passport information — during the application process. We will also never ask for payment at any stage of hiring.
- Be wary of opportunities that seem too good to be true, lack specific job details, or pressure you to respond urgently.
If you receive a suspicious or potentially fraudulent communication, do not respond or engage. Please report it immediately by contacting [email protected].
Your awareness helps protect you and supports the integrity of the Wells Fargo hiring process.