Fraud Alert

Last Updated August 24, 2026.

Find Great People is aware that scammers may attempt to impersonate reputable recruiting firms to contact job seekers. Please use the guidance below to confirm whether a message is truly from FGP and to report any suspicious outreach.

How to Identify Legitimate FGP Communications

All legitimate communications from FGP will come from an official @fgp.com email address. FGP does not use Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, or other free email domains for recruitment outreach.

What FGP Will Never Ask For

FGP will never ask candidates to provide sensitive personal information – such as bank details, Social Security numbers, passport copies, or similar documentation – by email before a formal engagement has been established.

FGP will also never require candidates to pay processing fees, placement fees, equipment fees, or any other form of payment as part of the recruitment process.

Report Suspicious Activity

If you receive a message that appears suspicious or claims to be from FGP but does not come from an official @fgp.com email address, please do not respond, click links, or share personal information.

To report potential fraud or verify a communication, contact FGP directly at fr***@*gp.com.