Security Notice
Fraud Prevention & Safety
Fraudsters are increasingly impersonating PIP Agency to deceive individuals who have already suffered financial losses. This page explains how to identify legitimate communications, recognise warning signs, and protect yourself from secondary fraud.
Active Fraud Alert
We are aware of fraudulent actors using the PIP Agency name, logo, and branding in unsolicited emails, forged documents, SMS messages, and copycat websites. These communications are not from us. PIP Agency will never request advance fees, cryptocurrency payments, or personal banking credentials via unsolicited contact.
Common Scam Tactics Targeting Victims
Criminals frequently target individuals who have already experienced financial loss, a practice known as secondary fraud or recovery scam fraud. They pose as recovery agencies, legal firms, or regulators — including impersonating PIP Agency directly.
Unsolicited Email Campaigns
Forged Official Documents
SMS and Phone Impersonation
Copycat Websites
What PIP Agency Will and Will Not Do
Use the following as a reference when assessing whether a communication is genuinely from us.
Legitimate PIP Agency contact
- Sends emails only from @pip-agency.com addresses
- References your specific case reference number in all correspondence
- Directs you to pip-agency.com for all account access
- Communicates fee structures transparently on our website before you submit
- Provides written confirmation of any process stage in your secure dashboard
- Allows you to verify our registration and details independently
PIP Agency will never
- Request advance fees, taxes, or deposits to process or release a recovery
- Ask for cryptocurrency, wire transfers to personal accounts, or gift cards
- Contact you by phone to request payment or banking credentials
- Send links to login pages other than pip-agency.com
- Issue guarantees of fund recovery or specific outcome amounts
- Ask you to keep correspondence confidential from family or advisors
Red Flags to Watch For
If any of the following apply to a communication you have received, treat it as a potential fraud attempt and do not respond or make payment.
Unsolicited first contact
You did not submit a case or make an enquiry, but received a message claiming your claim is progressing.
Upfront payment demanded
Any request for a fee, tax, deposit, insurance, or bond before funds can be released or processed.
Non-official email domain
Emails from gmail.com, outlook.com, yahoo.com, or domains that are not @pip-agency.com.
Urgency and time pressure
Messages stating that your case will be closed, forfeited, or transferred unless you act within 24–72 hours.
Requests for secrecy
Being told not to tell others about the communication, or that disclosing it will jeopardise your recovery.
Cryptocurrency or unusual payment
Requests for Bitcoin, USDT, or payment via money transfer services like Western Union or MoneyGram.
Suspicious URLs or forms
Links to sites that are not pip-agency.com, even if the site looks similar. Always check the full domain carefully.
Guaranteed recovery promises
Claims that full or partial recovery is guaranteed, approved, or ready for disbursement pending a payment.
Unverifiable contact details
Phone numbers, addresses, or registration numbers that cannot be independently verified through public registries.
How to Verify a Communication Is Genuine
If you have received a communication that may be from PIP Agency and wish to confirm its authenticity, use the following steps.
Check the sender email domain
All legitimate correspondence from PIP Agency originates exclusively from addresses ending in @pip-agency.com. Do not trust the display name alone — examine the actual sending address in full. If the domain is anything other than pip-agency.com, the email is not from us.
Log in directly to your dashboard
Go to pip-agency.com directly by typing the address in your browser — do not click links in emails. Once logged in, check your case dashboard for any official communications. Legitimate updates from us will appear there. If the message is not reflected in your dashboard, it was not sent by us.
Contact our support team independently
If you remain unsure, contact us directly at support@pip-agency.com using an email you compose yourself. Do not reply to the suspicious communication. Reference the message you received and our team will confirm whether it is genuine within one business day.
Report to your national authority
If you believe you have encountered fraud, report it to your country's financial fraud authority — in the UK, this is Action Fraud (actionfraud.police.uk). Early reporting helps authorities track and disrupt fraud networks targeting financial victims.
What to Do If You Have Been Targeted
If you believe you have been approached by a party impersonating PIP Agency, or if you have already paid money to such a party, take the following steps immediately.
If you have not yet paid
If you have already paid
Security Contact
Report a suspicious communication
If you have received a message, document, or contact that you believe impersonates PIP Agency, please report it to our security team. We investigate all reports and use them to protect other potential victims.