We have recently been made aware of fraudulent activity involving individuals impersonating Tay Chambers and our lawyers on social media (including Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram).
Fraudsters are actively using counterfeit business cards and fabricated profile photos (including AI-generated or manipulated images featuring our lawyers' likeness) to deceive the public and build trust under false pretenses.
To protect yourself from potential scams, please take note of the following security guidelines regarding our firm's official communication channels:
π Verify details before responding: Always double-check phone numbers, email addresses and social media handles before replying to any unexpected messages.
π§ Official email domains only: Our firm does not use Gmail, ProtonMail, Yahoo, Hotmail or any other free public email services for official legal communications or billing. All legitimate emails from us will come from our official domain (@taychambers.com).
π Exercise caution with sensitive transactions: Never share confidential personal information, banking details or initiate money transfers without independent cross-verification.
π³ Verify payment instructions: Always confirm account details through a trusted, established point of contact before making any financial payment or deposit.
If you receive suspicious communications, messages on social media or requests for funds claiming to be from our firm or one of our attorneys, do not engage or transfer any funds.
Please contact us directly through our official channels to verify if the person reaching out to you is a genuine representative of our firm:
βοΈ Official Phone / WhatsApp: +607 3644 223 / +6019 738 8420
βοΈ Official Email: [email protected]
π Official Website: www.taychambers.com
If you believe you have fallen victim to a financial scam or fraud, we strongly advise you to report the incident immediately to your local police authorities and bank.
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