Special notice: Recent fraud alerts

There has been an increase in online scams involving a fraudulent party extending job offers claiming to be a JLL employee and going as far as setting up fake timed interview questionnaires. These scams often ask for their targets to provide personal identifying information, including copies of Drivers Licenses, Birth Certificates or Passports. They may be asked to send scans of these documents to a fraudulent email address (HR.JONESLANGLASALLEIPINC@mail.com). Later, these job seekers may be asked to provide banking information or cash fraudulent cashier’s checks on their behalf under the guise of home office startup costs.

Recruiting sites

The recent scams follow a pattern of job seekers on general job search sites being contacted through email by a person claiming to be affiliated with JLL and going as far as setting up timed interviews.

Fraudulent email addresses

The most recent scams involve people receiving emails from non-JLL accounts claiming to be affiliated with JLL. The prospective applicant never receives an email from an email address ending in @am.jll.com, @eu.jll.com, @ap.jll.com or @jll.com.

Instead, users have received emails from or directed to email information to the following email addresses or headers:

• Christopher Y. Chan (joneslanglasalle.career@gmail.com)
• Mandell Crawley (HR.JONESLANGLASALLEIPINC@mail.com)

Current background facts of fraud

The job seeker receives an email stating that their profile/background appears to be a good fit for a remote work from home position with JLL, usually described as a graphic designer or web developer position.  After the job seeker verifies their contact information, the scammer follows up with further details regarding an online interview questionnaire and a request to send their ID to a different email of a fictional Mandell Crawley.  An offer of employment follows from HR.JONESLANGLASALLEIPINC@mail.com with instructions to expect a check to purchase equipment for their home office. At no time are actual JLL email addresses provided. Instead, the scam asks for the job seeker to interact with the Gmail or Outlook addresses above.

Reminders

Please be advised that JLL does not conduct candidate interviews via Google Chat or any other social media chat forum. In addition, all legitimate correspondence from JLL will have a JLL domain email address such as "@am.JLL.com or @jll.com."

If you believe you have received a fraudulent check, please consult with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) resources found here.

If you believe you may have been a victim of identity theft as a result of information provided to a scammer, please consult with the FTC resources here.

New details

Should you believe you have received communications related to this scam but the details have changed from the above, please email fraud@am.jll.com with any new details so we may update this page with current information.