Contacted by a Suspicious “Arctic Leaf?”

Additionally, we recommend following these steps to ensure your safety:

1. Mismatched URLs: Phishers often use similar-looking URLs to trick you into clicking. Hover your mouse (without clicking) over URLs to see if the text matches the actual address it's sending you to. 

2. Urgency and Fear Tactics: Phishing emails often create a sense of urgency, making claims like your account will be suspended or you're about to be charged that $500 recurring fee. They may also use fear tactics to pressure you into taking action.

3. Look for HTTPS: If you do click a link from an email or message, check if the "HTTP" ends with an "S." The "s" indicates a secure connection (This doesn't guarantee legitimacy, just security of information). 

4. Verify with the Source: If you receive a request for sensitive information or action, independently verify the request. Call the organization or open a new browser window and type in the official web address rather than clicking on links in the email.

5. Unsolicited Communication: Be wary of emails or messages you didn't expect to receive (like a WhatsApp message claiming to have a job offer for you!) If you weren't anticipating it, double-check that it's legitimate. 

6. Look for Spelling and Grammar Errors: Phishing emails and messages often contain mistakes, where reputable organizations have professional communication standards.

Above all else, please be cautious when responding to messages or entering your information, especially when linked to sites outside of those connected to our official domain (arcticleaf.io) or your own official platforms!

If you are a current client, feel free to reach out to your Account Manager for confirmation when in doubt.

If you are looking to work with us, please check out our Careers page to learn more about us and see our current openings. Note that we do not deal in crypto or ask that you send a deposit, as is common practice with these scams.