Internet 2.0 Conference Notifies Attendees Of Fake Exhibitor List Scams
We want to notify you that the Internet 2.0 Conference has become aware of several instances where scammers are offering fake exhibitor lists. These spammy lists contain the names of fake companies that have not actually registered to exhibit at our conference. Therefore, we want to remind all attendees to be cautious when engaging with any party claiming to provide "legit" exhibitor lists.
In addition, the Internet 2.0 Conference team does not share the phone numbers of exhibitors without permission and cautions you to be vigilant when it comes to these types of scams.
Few Strategies To Stay Safe From Scams: A Review By Internet 2.0 Conference
- Stick to official and legit exhibitor lists: Before signing up for any conferences or events, make sure to verify that the exhibitor list is legitimate and provided by the event organizers. Scammers may try to create fake lists to trick attendees into sharing their personal or financial information.
- Research the companies: Do some background research on any exhibitors you're interested in meeting with before attending the event. Make sure that the organization is legitimate and has a strong reputation in its industry.
- Use secure payment methods: When registering for an event or purchasing tickets, use secure payment methods such as credit cards or PayPal.
- Watch out for spammy emails: Scammers may use phishing emails to mislead you into giving away your personal information or login credentials. Be cautious of spam emails that ask for sensitive information, and double-check the sender's address and links before clicking.
- Check the event's official website: Make sure to check the event's official website for updates on exhibitors, sponsors, and other important information. Don't rely on third-party sites or unverified sources for event details.
- Report any suspicious activity: If you encounter any suspicious activity or fraudulent behavior, report it to the Internet 2.0 Conference without any delay.
- Trust your instincts: Finally, always trust your instincts. If something seems too good to be valid or doesn't feel right, it probably isn't.
By following these tips from the Internet 2.0 Conference team, you can stay safe and protect yourself from the latest exhibitor list scams and other spammy, fraudulent activities. Don't let fraudsters take benefit of you – stay informed, vigilant, and always put your safety first.