Fraud & Scam Alert
Protect yourself from individuals and websites falsely claiming to represent Enpramex Global.
Enpramex Global is aware that fraudsters sometimes use our name, logo and the identities of our employees to run job offer scams, fake investment or trading schemes, and phishing attempts. This page explains how to recognize these scams and how to report them.
Warning signs
- A job offer, contract or trading opportunity that arrives unsolicited and asks for money, banking details or a fee upfront
- Communication from an email address that is not on the enpramex.com domain, or a look-alike domain with extra letters or a different ending
- Requests for your passport, banking information or payment made over chat apps (e.g. WhatsApp, Telegram) rather than a verified company channel
- Pressure to act immediately, or a deal that seems unusually generous for little effort
How we actually communicate
Genuine communication from Enpramex Global comes from an @enpramex.com email address. We do not ask candidates or partners to pay a fee to secure a job, contract or trading arrangement, and we do not request upfront payment of any kind over informal chat apps.
Report a suspected scam
If you believe you have been targeted by a scam impersonating Enpramex Global, please contact us at info@enpramex.com with as much detail as possible (emails, phone numbers, messages), and report it to your local authorities.