They say imitation is the best form of flattery. But scammers' impersonation is a compliment we could happily live without. 🙃 We’ve learned that fraudulent emails are being sent by scammers pretending to represent Nina Interactive. These messages may mention WordPress compliance, website accessibility, security issues, or other supposed problems intended to create urgency or alarm.
Please know:
- Legitimate emails from Nina Interactive will always come from our domain, not a generic address.
- We never send unsolicited promotional messages.
- We never use scare tactics, pressure you into unnecessary work, or unexpectedly request payment or website access by email.
If you receive a suspicious message claiming to be from Nina Interactive but not coming from our official email address, please do not reply, click links, open attachments, provide information, grant website access, or send payment. Mark it as spam or junk.
When in doubt, contact Nina directly at our official email address to confirm whether a message is legitimate.
These impersonation scams affect businesses and their clients everywhere, and a little awareness can prevent a costly mistake.