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Fraudulent actors may approach you by phone, email, WhatsApp, or social media, posing as Indelox representatives. Common scenarios include:

Fake Job Offers:

Unsolicited offers of employment at Indelox, often accompanied by requests for a registration fee, security deposit, document processing charge, or bank account details. Indelox does not charge candidates any fee at any stage of the recruitment process.

Fake Vendor or Business Solicitations:

Requests to supply goods or services to Indelox, often with advance payment conditions or requests for sensitive business information, originating from email addresses or phone numbers that are not official Indelox channels.

Fake Purchase Orders or Contracts:

Forged or fabricated documents bearing the Indelox name, logo, or letterhead, used to deceive suppliers into delivering goods or releasing funds without a verified order.

Fake Customer Communications:

Fraudulent payment instructions sent to Indelox customers, directing them to transfer funds to bank accounts not belonging to Indelox. Always verify payment details directly with us before making any transfer.

Official email domains:

All legitimate communication from Indelox originates from email addresses ending in @indelox.com. Be cautious of addresses using Gmail, Yahoo, Hotmail, or slight variations of our domain such as indelox.net, indeloxservices.com, or similar.

Official contact numbers:

Phone: +91 80 69304600

Toll Free: 1800 123 9181

Official website:

www.indelox.com

Official registered address:

Indelox Services Pvt. Ltd. No. 9, Malik’s Embassy, “A” Block, 1st Floor, Union Street, Off Infantry Road, Bengaluru – 560 001

Any communication that does not originate from these verified channels should be treated with caution.