Phone verified
Number stays hidden
Worker chooses whether to respond
TRUST SHOULD START BEFORE THE FIRST CONVERSATION.
Snaproles connects nearby workers and businesses without placing a worker’s phone number on a profile. The worker receives the business information and decides whether to respond.
A verified phone or submitted business profile is not a background check or guarantee.
Number stays hidden
Worker chooses whether to respond
Business contact goes to the worker
No worker phone number is shown
Trust is not one badge. It is clear information, limited sharing, and control at every step.
WHAT SNAPROLES PROTECTS TODAY
Snaproles keeps the first connection simple while limiting unnecessary exposure of personal contact information.
A one-time code confirms that the person signing in has access to the phone number used for the account.
Businesses do not see the worker’s phone number on profiles or matching results.
After an invitation, the worker receives the business information and decides whether to call or text.
Businesses provide identifying and contact information during registration. Additional third-party business verification is planned.
CLEAR, NOT OVERSTATED
We want every badge and status to be understandable, not misleading.
It means: A one-time code was successfully received and entered.
It does not mean: Snaproles completed an identity check, background check, reference check, or employment-eligibility review.
It means: The business submitted its name, address, and contact details during registration.
It does not mean: Snaproles endorses, guarantees, or has independently investigated the business.
Use Snaproles as an introduction—not a substitute for your own judgment. Ask questions, confirm details, and stop if something does not feel right.
BEFORE YOU TALK OR MEET
Confirm the business name, role, location, schedule, and expected pay before you go.
Look up the address and meet at the actual business or a public place during normal hours.
Tell someone where you are going and arrange your own transportation.
Never pay a fee, deposit, gift card, or equipment charge to receive an opportunity.
Do not send Social Security, banking, or ID images through casual text. Use an official hiring process.
Use your real business name and a business contact number when reaching out.
Explain the role, location, schedule, and expected pay before asking someone to meet.
Keep communication professional, respectful, and related to the work opportunity.
Request sensitive onboarding information only through your official hiring process.
Respect a worker’s choice not to respond or continue the conversation.
WHEN SOMETHING FEELS WRONG
You never owe anyone a reply, payment, personal information, or meeting.
Do not continue when details change, pressure increases, or the situation feels unsafe.
Do not send money, gift cards, banking details, passwords, or identity documents.
Keep screenshots, phone numbers, names, and messages that may help explain the concern.
Contact Snaproles support. If there is immediate danger, contact local emergency services.
A SHARED STANDARD
Use accurate names, roles, experience, business details, and expectations.
Communicate professionally and treat every person with dignity.
Use personal information only for a legitimate hiring conversation.
Either side can pause or end the conversation at any time.
START WITH CLARITY
FOR WORKERS
FOR BUSINESSES