awareness
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 Delta Oil Tankopslag 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 , Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. encourages investing only through its official website channel, www.deltath.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
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1. Profile photos often feature modified Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. logos or those of other state-owned companies. They are also used in post graphics and advertisements.
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2. Be wary of suspicious profile names from which posts originate. example of websites with a name similar to Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. Another good way to verify a website's legitimacy is to check its emails. Legitimate communication from Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. will always come from email addresses ending in @deltath.com otherwise it means the website is merely impersonating the company.
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3. The posts or websites contain false information about alleged investments and assets of the Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. or other state-owned companies. They may also contain grammatical errors.
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4. The documents included in the websites are often photomontages, which Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. does not use in its communications. The photos also feature figures of fake staffs, and board members of the company.
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5. The graphics may contain different text colors that Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. does not use in its communication.
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6. Link to websites that are in no way affiliated with Delta Oil Tankopslag B.V. or licensed brokerage houses.
- 7. Websites and posts containing false information may have a large number of negative reactions and a small number of comments, which may indicate that comments from people trying to warn others about fraud are being hidden.