Security Notice: Scam Impersonating Reap |
We are aware of a scam attempt in which an individual is impersonating Reap and contacting clients using misleading company names and domains similar to ours.
What to watch for
- The scammer may claim to be a co-founder or CEO of a fintech called REAP (not Reap).
- The scammer may reference a non-Reap domain (for example, reapapp.io) and claim it is affiliated with Reap.
- The scammer may claim to be based in New York and attempt to move the conversation to unofficial channels.
What you should do
- Do not share account details, verification codes, banking information, or documents in response to unsolicited requests.
- Do not engage with messages that direct you to unknown or unofficial websites or email domains.
- If you’ve already engaged with a suspected scammer, stop replying, do not click any links or open any attachments, and forward the message to Reap Support.
How to verify it’s really Reap
- We use email addresses ending in @reap.global or @reapglobal.co.
- If you are unsure whether a message is legitimate, contact us directly using the details below to verify.
- Even if you contact us on WhatsApp, Reap will never ask for verification codes, passwords, or to move funds.
If you have questions, please contact our Customer Experience Team, we’re here to help.
- Email: support@reapglobal.co
- WhatsApp: +1 (555) 816-0055
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