Infosys Call Letter - Real Or Fake?

Frndzz is this a call letter which we get usually from Infosys ??? Please and check and say ?/ Is this real or fake

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Infosys Limited <jobs@infosys.com>
Date: Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 11:27 AM
Subject: First Confirmation

Coding of this letter has been done at Infosys server 132.96.89.00

Reference No# Job Code: infy/sd/022
Dated: December 31, 2011

Based on the interaction with Mr. Bikash Singh ,(Human Resource manager –Infosys Limited), the company has accepted the profile of yours for the lateral hiring where the recommendation has been given by the HR himself.

We congratulate you for clearing the first round of the screening.
Process to be followed:

:HR TECHNICAL
Elimination round

: HR CORE TECHNICAL
Elimination round

:HR Process Optimization
Elimination round

all the three above rounds will take place on dated 02nd of january, 2012

Brief about the offer:
Annual package: Inr.4, 47, 890/-
Bond: 18months plus 04 months
Initial Place of work: /Gurgaon
Final Training: Mysore
Job Code: infy/sd/022

As you complete the above rounds and after receiving the clearance acceptance, the company will release the date of joining.

Note: the final non elimination round would be on the day of joining which would be taken by Mr.Bikash Singh , Manager- HR & Operations.//

We are looking forward to have you in the global team.

Note: Lateral cum recommendation hiring are completely a matter of/and in between the company and the candidate. Hence, you are advised to eliminate the presence of any vendor/consultant in between.

Yours sincerely!
Bikash Singh
Managerial Desk-Infosys Limited.
M# +91 8742 813 994
Skype: me_bikash
IRC/: 058900
Mobex:00xcf896

Lateral positions have been offered to you in the guidelines of the Infosys Career Branches..

India
HRD - Recruitment
Infosys Limited
No. 44, Electronics City
Bangalore - 560 100
Fax: +91 80 2852 0851
E-mail: jobs@infosys.com

USA
US Recruitment
Infosys Limited
400, Crossing Blvd
Suite 101
Bridgewater – 08807
NJ, USA
Fax: 1 908 450 8354
E-mail: USA_Careers@infosys.com

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any attachments please check them for viruses and defects.

Ref:Bikash Singh

The best way to check is to check the headers of the incoming mail. Do you know how to do that?

Here's quick way to do that in Gmail -

1. Open the email in Gmail web interface.
2. Check the drop down box at the top-right corner of the opened message. Click on it.
3. Click 'Show Original'

Check the message for suspicious traces. If you don't know how to do that, post the contents of 'Show Original' here so that we can take a look.

You might also just call Infosys office and ask for confirmation.

In addition, the profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/pub/bikash-singh/45/960/779 looks legit.

Check the message for suspicious traces

How do we know that ...which part is suspicious..??

Usually the SPF records, and IPs would indicate the source of the email. If the IP traces back to Infosys' servers, then there's a solid reason to believe that the email is authentic.

Check for 'Received from' details.

From: Infosys Limited <jobs@infosys.com>

Always check ur from id. Check whether its from company website. In ur case <jobs@infosys.com> its a real mail from infosys 😁

Some Fake Fraud example's
jobs@iinfosys.com (note two ii for infosys)
infosysjos@some consultant.com

Dont believe this mail and ignore it

viky1147

From: Infosys Limited <jobs@infosys.com>

Always check ur from id. Check whether its from company website. In ur case <jobs@infosys.com> its a real mail from infosys 😁

Some Fake Fraud example's
jobs@iinfosys.com (note two ii for infosys)
infosysjos@some consultant.com

Dont believe this mail and ignore it

No! It's easy to disguise email to appear from jobs@infosys.com. The IP address is something that cannot be faked (to the best of my knowledge).

Big K. You are correct. But i said is something basic. something basic that is unknown to many. The best way is to confirm it by calling. This is what i will do and i am doing 😀

This Bloody is a damn cheater never ever beleive this bastard...beware of bikash singh

blood_ranger

This Bloody is a damn cheater never ever beleive this bastard...beware of bikash singh

Mind your language please.

I'm not a registered user of czone but through a frnd I got a link of infosys so I applied but I got a mail from czone agency to send my scanned original documents n they will schedule a face to face interview of the company so is it fake or real?