Beware of Scams: Protecting You from Fraud

In an era of increasingly sophisticated scammers, fake websites designed to deceive people into thinking they're making legitimate online purchases are unfortunately becoming more common. Falling victim to such scams often means losing both your money and any hope of receiving the purchased item.

While it's disheartening to address this issue, the rise of copycats and fraudulent websites makes it necessary. We've recently received reports of scam emails impersonating the Empty team. These scams are typically identifiable, but to assist you further, we've compiled a brief guide on what to watch out for.

Key Points to Remember

Be Skeptical of Suspicious Emails: Ignore any emails that raise doubts or seem out of the ordinary.

Valid Email Address: We communicate solely through the email address: hello@empty.tech
Please scrutinize the sender's email address carefully, as we will never use free email services like Gmail for official communication.

Report Suspicious Emails: If you receive an email from any other address posing as Empty or our team, mark it as spam and forward it to: hello@empty.tech

Trust Only empty.tech Links: Scammers may redirect you to counterfeit websites to manipulate you into making payments. Be cautious of URLs resembling legitimate sites but with subtle differences. Only click on links directly from: empty.tech

Scammers target unsuspecting individuals, and recovering funds from fraudulent purchases is often impossible. If you encounter emails impersonating our business or others, mark them as spam and inform the legitimate business. Your vigilance helps protect others from falling victim to these traps.