Fake invoices
Check the sender and amount.
Most scams still begin with a message that looks almost right. A short session teaching staff or family to spot them costs little and prevents expensive mistakes.
Filters catch many malicious messages but not all. Someone still has to decide whether a message is real. A thirty-minute session with examples makes that decision much easier.
We cover fake invoices, delivery texts, bank impersonation, login pages and attachments, using safe samples. We also explain what to do if someone has already clicked.
Sessions can be for a business team or a household. See cyber security.
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What we show.
Check the sender and amount.
Verify with the carrier.
Use the official app.
Check the address.
Verify by phone.
Do not open.
How a session runs.
Safe samples.
What would you do?
Who to tell.
What we offer.
Teams or families. See cyber security.
Fewer risky messages. See managed IT services.
If someone clicked. See virus and malware removal.
Recovery safety net. See data backup and transfer.

If you entered a password on a fake page, change it immediately from a trusted device.
Tell whoever manages your accounts so they can check.
Do not be embarrassed. Fast reporting limits the damage.
Hourly pricing, no call-out surprises, and parts agreed before we buy them.
Give us the short version and we will point you in the right direction.
For personal equipment and home use. One-hour minimum, then 30-minute blocks.
For businesses, offices and home-based traders. One-hour minimum, then 30-minute blocks.
Parts and equipment are quoted before we buy anything. Full rates are on the pricing page.
What people ask.
Tell us the group size and audience.
