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We have been made aware of a series of fraudulent emails to speakers and exhibitors from companies claiming to be officially partnered with the show. They may use EMEX branding and appear genuine. In the past, this has included directories and hotel bookings but companies are now also claiming they can sell visitor data from events or are claiming to make announcements about the status of the events. This is not the case.
Please read further advice below.
If you receive a fraudulent email from companies claiming to be officially partnered with the show, likely offering marketing services and/or access to the show's data, please know that we are not in any way affiliated with these companies. These companies target the speakers and exhibitors for events across the board.
Your security is important to us, so if you're unsure whether or not an email you have received is fraudulent, please get in touch and we'd be happy to verify it for you. We would also like to reassure you that we do not release, sell or share any data related to EMEX with any outside parties.
Our advice is to IGNORE THEM COMPLETELY, and do not communicate with them in any way. Writing letters and responding to emails simply confirms that you exist and are available at the address/email address/number they have for you, and therefore payment can be pursued.
What you can do:
