Protect yourself
Avoid job scams
Scammers copy real company names to steal money and personal information. Here is how Alto HR actually hires, so you can spot a fake in seconds.
The short version
What you need to know
We never charge a fee
Not for a job, an interview, training, a uniform or equipment. Ever.
Every job is on this website
If an "Alto HR job" is not listed here, call us before you share anything.
We talk to you first
Nobody gets an offer from Alto HR without speaking to a recruiter.
How Alto HR really hires
Every Alto HR job is listed on this website, with its pay shown before you apply. You apply here, on our job board, or with a recruiter you can reach at our Miramar Beach office on (850) 805-3774. A recruiter speaks with you before any offer, and your onboarding paperwork comes from Alto HR, never from a stranger on social media.
What Alto HR never does
Charge you money
No fees for jobs, interviews, training, background checks, uniforms or equipment.
Ask for unusual payments
No gift cards, cryptocurrency, money transfer apps or wire transfers, for any reason.
Send you a check to deposit
We never ask you to deposit a check and send part of the money back or buy equipment.
Hire by text alone
We never offer a job only through text, chat apps or social media without talking to you.
Ask for passwords or codes
We never ask for your bank password, a one-time code or access to your accounts.
Rush you
Real offers do not expire in an hour. Pressure to act now is a warning sign.
Check before you act
If someone contacts you about an Alto HR job that is not listed on this website, or the message comes from an address that does not end in @altohr.com, stop and call us on (850) 805-3774 or email info@altohr.com before you share any personal information.
If you think you were scammed
Stop contact
Do not send money or more information, and keep the messages as evidence.
Tell your bank
If you shared bank details or sent money, contact your bank right away.
Tell us
Call or email us so we can warn others and report the impersonation.
Report it
File a report with the Federal Trade Commission at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. If your identity was stolen, go to IdentityTheft.gov.