To help you send me your email safely I have comiled a list of easy instructions depending on your email client.

Important Before You Begin

Please:

• Do NOT click links
• Do NOT open attachments
• Do NOT reply to the sender
• Do NOT forward your email to anyone

This helps prevent potential security risks. Be safe, if you are unsure please contact me.

Click your Email client below for help on how to send me your suspicious emails safely. I have included the most common email services if yours isn't listed or your unsure submit a ticket and I will help.

If a message looks suspicious STOP before you click. Phishing emails often try to rush you into opening a link, downloading an attachment, entering login details or making a payment. A quick pause can stop a much bigger problem.

Strong phishing warning signs

• Urgent threats, deadlines or pressure to act immediately
• Requests for passwords, account checks or payment details
• Links that do not clearly match the real company website
• Unexpected attachments, invoices or login prompts
• Language that feels odd, generic or slightly wrong

Common UK phishing email examples

These are some of the most common styles of phishing email seen by UK users and small businesses. Even when the branding looks convincing, the message itself often contains the same old pressure tactics.

• HMRC tax rebate and tax warning emails
• Royal Mail/DPD/Evri parcel and missed delivery scams
• Bank account security warnings
• Microsoft, Google or PayPal login alerts
• Supplier invoice scams targeting businesses
• Facebook, Instagram, X account verification 
• Fake account verification or suspended service emails

STOP... If it doesn't look right it's not.... need to be sure send it to me..