Scam Alert: Fraudulent Impersonation & Email Scams

Be alert to fake bonds, scam calls and emails impersonating Activam

We have recently become aware of a fraudulent scheme involving individuals falsely representing themselves as Activam representatives. These scammers are creating fake websites and distributing counterfeit investment materials, attempting to solicit investments in non-existent products.

Important Guidelines to Protect Yourself:

• Do not engage with unknown individuals claiming to represent Activam unless you have independently verified their identity.
• Do not provide any personal information, banking details, or proceed with any financial transactions.
• Be cautious of unsolicited communications, including emails, phone calls, or messages that seem suspicious or offer unexpected opportunities.

Identifying a Potential Scam:

• Scammers may use official-sounding communication, including fabricated documents, professional-looking websites, and falsified contact details.
• Be wary of any request to download software or share remote access to your device. Genuine Activam representatives will never ask to connect to your device using remote access tools.