VXM Secure has recently become aware of fraudulent activity involving individuals who falsely claim to represent our company. These individuals are using our name, branding, and fabricated documents in an attempt to appear legitimate and deceive others into sending money or sharing sensitive information.

In many cases, they present fake contracts or business proposals and request upfront payments under the pretense of investment opportunities, supply deals, or official partnerships. The communication may appear professional at first glance, but closer inspection often reveals suspicious elements such as email addresses from free providers like Gmail, poor grammar, urgent demands, or unofficial phone numbers.

VXM Secure does not conduct business through personal email accounts, and we never request payments or confidential information without formal verification through our official channels. Any outreach that appears unusual, especially one involving urgency or secrecy, should be treated with caution.

If you have been contacted by someone claiming to represent VXM Secure and you suspect it may be fraudulent, do not engage with the sender. Do not share personal or financial details, and avoid clicking on links or downloading attachments. Instead, report the incident directly to us through our official contact page and notify the appropriate authorities.

We take these incidents seriously and are actively working with law enforcement and cybersecurity experts to address and prevent fraudulent use of our name. Please stay alert and verify the legitimacy of any communication involving VXM Secure.