Scam email alert
Be aware of messages impersonating APRA AMCOS
We are aware of fraudulent emails and messages circulating that impersonate APRA AMCOS. These may attempt to:
- Encourage you to click links or open attachments
- Request financial, billing, or invoice information
- Ask for details about accounts, payments, or outstanding balances
- Use official‑looking language, branding, or business‑related pretexts
These messages are designed to appear legitimate and may create a sense of urgency.
Do not click links, open attachments, or respond to unexpected requests. Delete the message and independently verify any request using trusted, known contact details.
If you are unsure whether you are communicating with a legitimate APRA AMCOS representative, contact us directly using a contact method obtained from a trusted source, such as the official APRA AMCOS website.
For example:
The email is using the APRA AMCOS logo but the from address is a gmail address. It is not legitimate. There has been NO data breach within APRA AMCOS. We will not send you an email with a link requesting copyright clarification. Do not click links or open attachments. If you did access the linked file, we recommend you scan your computer for viruses or contact your IT support.
Be aware of fraudulent emails. Phishing emails will entice the recipient to click on files or attachments.
