Anti-fraud notice

People occasionally use a manufacturer's name to sell things the manufacturer never made, or to collect money it never asked for. This page says how to tell.

Through our own offices and through distributors we have appointed, whose details we confirm on request. If someone tells you otherwise, ring the number on this site before doing anything else — the number on this site, not the one you were given.

Only into the company bank account named on our invoices, and never into an individual's account. An account number that arrives by email and differs from the invoice is the single most common form this fraud takes.

[LAWYER: confirm the bank-payment statement with the company before this page is published]

No fee for an application, an interview, training or a placement, at any stage and through anyone. Genuine vacancies appear on the company site.

The email address and telephone number to use, and what helps us act: the message you received, the account details you were given, and the name used.

A flaw in the site itself goes to the address published at /.well-known/security.txt, which reaches someone who can fix it rather than the sales inbox.

Where to write about anything on this page.