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We would like to inform you that some of our customers are currently receiving phishing emails with the subject line "Best4tyres by Gunlach - Your Invoice 12094." These emails are being sent falsely in our name and have nothing to do with Best4Tires.
Important tips to protect against phishing emails:
To protect you from further potential phishing attempts, we ask that you pay special attention to the sender of the emails. Emails from Best4Tires only come from the following domains:
@best4tires.com
@reifengundlach.de
Step-by-step verification:
Check the sender: Ensure that emails from Best4Tires only come from the domains mentioned above.
Be wary of suspicious emails: Do not open attachments or click on links in emails if the sender seems suspicious.
Check spelling and grammar: Phishing emails often contain spelling and grammar mistakes. For example, in this case, the subject contains "Gunlach" instead of "Gundlach."
Contact us if in doubt: If you are unsure whether an email is genuinely from us, please contact us directly through our official communication channels.
Do not download unknown attachments: Attachments in phishing emails may contain malware. Do not download attachments if you do not know the sender or if the email seems suspicious.
What to do if you have received a phishing email?
Delete the email: Remove the suspicious email from your inbox.
Report the incident: Inform us and your IT contact about the suspicious email so that appropriate measures can be taken.
Change your credentials: If you clicked on a link in a phishing email or entered personal data, immediately change your credentials.
Contact your IT contact: If you have downloaded and opened an unknown attachment, contact your IT contact immediately.
For more information on protecting against phishing emails and websites, visit the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI).
Thank you for your attention and cooperation.
Your Best4Tires Team