Stay Safe Online - Important Scam & Phishing Warning

At Loot.co.za, your online safety is important to us. Unfortunately, scammers sometimes pretend to be trusted companies in order to steal personal information, money, or account details.

Please read the information below to help protect yourself from scams and phishing attempts.

What Is Phishing?

Phishing is when scammers pretend to be a trusted company or person to trick you into:

• Sharing passwords or banking details
• Clicking dangerous links
• Downloading harmful files
• Paying for fake products or promotions

These scams can happen through:

• Emails
• SMS messages
• WhatsApp messages
• Phone calls
• Fake websites
• Social media posts or ads

Important Things to Know About Loot.co.za

We Will Never:

• Ask for your password
• Ask for your banking PIN or OTP
• Request payment through personal bank accounts
• Pressure you into urgent payments
• Advertise Loot.co.za products on third-party websites or unofficial online stores

Official Information

The most accurate and up-to-date information about our products, specials, and services will always be available on: www.loot.co.za

If you see Loot.co.za products or promotions advertised somewhere else, please be cautious and verify the information directly on our official website.

Warning Signs of a Scam

Be careful if you notice any of the following:

• Suspicious Links
• Scammers may send links that look similar to Loot.co.za but are fake.

Example:

• Real website: loot.co.za
• Fake website: loot-specials.co.za or loot-sale.net
• Always double-check the website address before entering any information.

Deals That Seem Too Good to Be True

If a product is being sold at an unbelievably low price, it could be a scam.

Urgent or Threatening Messages

Scammers often try to create panic by saying things like:

• “Your account will be closed”
• “Act immediately”
• “Limited time payment required”

Take a moment to verify before responding.

Requests for Personal Information

Loot.co.za will never ask for sensitive information like:

• Passwords
• OTPs
• Full banking PINs

Never share these details with anyone.

How to Protect Yourself

Always:

• Visit Loot.co.za directly instead of clicking unknown links
• Check website addresses carefully
• Use strong passwords
• Keep your devices updated
• Contact us if something feels suspicious

Never:

• Share passwords or OTPs
• Click links from unknown senders
• Trust unofficial promotions or advertisements

Think You’ve Found a Scam?

If you receive a suspicious message or see a fake advertisement pretending to be Loot.co.za:

• Do not click any links
• Do not make any payments
• Report it to our support team immediately

Our team will investigate and help confirm whether the communication is legitimate.

Stay Safe

Online scams are becoming more common, but staying informed can help keep you protected.

When in doubt, always visit: www.loot.co.za

Thank you for helping us keep the Loot.co.za community safe.