Online Threat Alerts (OTA) - Alerting you to scams and frauds.
Rothschild Foundation is aware that a number of fraudulent emails have been sent by scammers pretending to represent them. They are seeing an increase in fraudulent emails from cybercriminals pretending to represent the Rothschild Foundation and are working with their legal team to report these to the appropriate authorities.
Please be aware that the Rothschild Foundation will never contact you to ask you for credit card details or ask you to make a payment in exchange for a charitable donation.
If you are unsure whether an email is legitimate, please contact them directly using the contact details shown on their website at rothschildfoundation.org.uk. Do not reply to the email.
If you think you have been targeted by a scam, Rothschild Foundation advises that you report it to Action Fraud.
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I received an email from the Rothschild charity a donation for $600,000 Plus it didn't ask for any credit card info didn't require any payment just needed my name address and ID I reached out and emailed them personally I also emailed this person back it seems half legit have not I don't know what to do
Got an email that I was a lucky winner of a 696,000 British pound charity fund, but I have to pay $471 for it to be delivered by James Bryant , delivery agent , London United Kingdom. ...Scam?
It is a scam.
I received an email about a $750,000 award based on my phone number.I have 72 hours to respond with information to the Rothschild Foundation International.email address is rotchdf-bellair.netIs this a scam?Thanks
Yes, it is a scam.