The BVRLA has been made aware that individuals purporting to act as, or on behalf of, the association have approached our members via email attempting to sell malicious data, which may include attendee lists for our events. These approaches would appear to be intended to defraud individuals or obtain confidential information.
We would advise all individuals who interact with any entities to ensure that they are communicating with the legitimate and authorised representative of the entity and pay careful attention to any communication received. Any communication that is sent from the BVRLA is only sent from our registered domain name @bvrla.co.uk.
If you receive what you believe is a virus, phishing, spam or fraudulent email from any individual purporting to represent the BVRLA please do not provide any information or respond to the email. We would advise for the email to be deleted.
The BVRLA does not tolerate criminal activity in any form and shall not be considered liable for any loss or inconvenience resulting from communication with unauthorised persons or activities.
If you require any further assistance or to verify any such communication feel free to contact us via a direct dial or email [email protected].”
