Protection
We warns against financial frauds appearing on the Internet, impersonating the company.
Fake ads promising high and reliable profits appear primarily on Facebook, YouTube, numerous websites, in emails, text messages, and online advertisements. These fake ads most often encourage investment in shares of G.A Tank B.V. company and investment projects run by the Group. These ads unlawfully use the names and trademarks of state institutions, state-owned companies, or the images of individuals associated with them.
As a reminder , G.A Tank B.V. encourages investing only through its official website channel, www.cnterminal.com and through its official email profiles. Below, we’ve outlined the characteristics of online phishing, which is the act of impersonating another company in fraudulent ways.
How to recognize a fraud attempt
Fraudsters frequently attempt to impersonate legitimate companies by using email addresses that closely resemble official corporate domains. These fraudulent addresses may contain subtle spelling changes, additional characters, or alternative domain extensions that can easily be overlooked. Before responding to any business communication, carefully review the sender's email address and verify that it matches the official contact information published by the company.
Scammers often target businesses and individuals with attractive commercial proposals, investment opportunities, storage agreements, shipping contracts, or partnership offers that appear highly profitable or unusually favorable. These fraudulent schemes are designed to gain trust quickly and encourage recipients to share information or transfer funds without proper verification.
Legitimate business communications should be conducted through verified corporate channels, including official company email addresses, websites, and authorized contact information. Fraudsters may attempt to initiate conversations through personal email accounts, messaging applications, social media platforms, or unverified phone numbers while falsely claiming to represent a company.
Cybercriminals often seek to obtain sensitive personal, financial, or business information by posing as trusted organizations or business partners. Requests for banking details, account credentials, identification documents, passwords, or other confidential information should always be approached with caution. Legitimate companies follow established procedures for handling sensitive information and will not request confidential data without a valid business purpose and appropriate security measures.
Cybercriminals often create fraudulent emails and counterfeit websites that closely resemble those of legitimate companies. These scams are designed to obtain sensitive information, redirect payments, or deceive individuals into revealing confidential business details. Always verify website addresses, email domains, and communication sources before responding to requests or sharing information. If you are uncertain about the authenticity of a communication claiming to be from G.A. Tank B.V., we encourage you to contact us directly through our official channels for verification.
Fraudsters frequently rely on urgency to influence decision-making and discourage proper verification. Messages that demand immediate action, threaten negative consequences, or pressure recipients to complete transactions without sufficient review should be approached with caution. Legitimate business communications allow adequate time for due diligence and verification.
One of the most common forms of business fraud involves unauthorized payment instructions, fake invoices, or requests to transfer funds to unfamiliar accounts. Criminals may impersonate trusted companies or business partners in an attempt to redirect payments for their own benefit. Before processing any financial transaction, always verify banking details and payment instructions through established communication channels.
Report
attempted fraud
Please exercise extreme caution, do not click on links from unverified sources and report false advertisements and fake websites attempted fraud to report@cnterminal.com or fill our report form so the relevant law enforcement authorities can be alerted. Your trust and security are very important to us.