Beware of fraudulent websites imitating our brand.

How to identify and avoid scam websites:

• Ensure the website’s URL matches the official domain (e.g., yourbrand.com).
• Be cautious of slight misspellings, extra characters, or unfamiliar extensions (e.g., “.net” instead of “.com”).

• Legitimate sites have a secure connection indicated by “https://” and a padlock symbol in the browser.
• Avoid entering personal or payment details on non-secure website.

• Genuine businesses provide clear and accessible contact details like phone numbers, email addresses, and physical locations.
• Beware of websites with no contact information or generic email addresses (e.g., Gmail, Yahoo).

• Scammers often lure customers with unrealistically low prices, special deals, “urgent” sales.
• Compare prices with trusted sources to spot suspiciously low prices.

• Scam sites often have poor grammar, spelling mistakes, or unprofessional design.
• Legitimate sites maintain high standards in both content and user experiences.

• Use search engines or social media to check reviews, complaints, or warnings about the website.
• If you can’t find credible information about the business, it could be a scam.

• If you can’t find credible information about the business, it could be a scam.
• Use credit cards or other secure methods that offer fraud protection.

• Trust seals (e.g SSL certificates, payment security badges) should be clickable and lead to verification pages.
• Be cautious of website that use fake or non-clickable logos.

• Reputable businesses provide responsive and professional customer support.
• Scam sites typically have poor customer service or unresponsive communication.

• If you suspect a website is fraudulent, report it to your local authorities or a consumer protection agency.
• Inform your bank or payment provider if you’ve made a transaction on a suspected scam site.

What to look out for: