Scam & Fraud
Medic Galleria International (MGi) is aware that certain individuals or groups may be falsely claiming to represent MGi to deceive the public. These scams often involve fake job offers, requests for payment, or misleading real estate opportunities.
Fraudulent Recruitment and Payment Requests
Fraudulent individuals may pose as MGi representatives or HR personnel through fake emails, phone calls, or social media accounts. These scammers often offer fake job opportunities or investment deals and may request advance payments, booking confirmations, or other charges.
Please note : MGi never asks job applicants or clients to make any payments, share personal banking details,
or send money to secure employment or property bookings.
Identifying Genuine Medic Galleria International (MGi) Communication
Please be vigilant of fraudulent activity if you receive any communication or email regarding potential employment, property bookings, or investment opportunities supposedly from Medic Galleria International (MGi). These individuals may use fake email addresses, social media profiles, or websites to appear legitimate and deceive the public. Some have been found using addresses such as medicgalleria.hr@gmail.com, mgirealestate@outlook.com, and career.mgiparadise@yahoo.com to mislead people into believing they represent MGi.
Please note that Medic Galleria International email addresses end with ‘@medicgalleriainternational.com’. All official communication from MGi is conducted only through our verified website and official email address:
https://medicgalleriainternational.com/
support@medicgalleriainternational.com
Any email sent from Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, or other personal domains claiming to represent MGi should be treated as fake and fraudulent. We strongly advise the public to verify all correspondence directly through our official website before responding to any such messages.
Some of these fraudulent emails may look convincing and may even include the MGi logo or personal details copied from social networking pages. However, these communications have no connection with Medic Galleria International (MGi) and are not part of our official recruitment or property process.
Be cautious if you notice:
- Unfamiliar email addresses or WhatsApp numbers claiming to represent MGi.
- Promises of guaranteed employment, investment returns, or property allocation in exchange for payment.
- Poor grammar, spelling errors, or unprofessional formatting in the message.
What to Do If You Receive a Suspicious Message
- Do not respond to the message or share any personal information.
- Do not make any payments to unauthorized individuals.
- Verify authenticity by contacting us directly through our official website:
medicgalleriainternational.com. - Report the incident to local authorities and MGi’s official team immediately.