Someone contacted me claiming to be from Roxom
How do I know if it was really Roxom?
Roxom communicates through three official channels only:- Email from @roxom.com domains
- In-platform notifications
- Social media accounts linked directly from roxom.com
What would Roxom never ask you to do?
- We will never ask for your OTP codes or attempt to authenticate into your account on your behalf
- We will never ask you to transfer funds to an external wallet to “protect” or “verify” your account
- We will never pressure you to act immediately because your account is “at risk”
I already responded — what should I do?
- Stop responding to the contact immediately
- If you shared authentication codes, go through the account compromise steps right now
- Take a screenshot of the full conversation
- Submit it through the suspicious activity form
I think I was phished
What is phishing?
Phishing is when someone tricks you into completing an authentication flow on a fake website or handing over your OTP codes through a message. It’s the most common attack in crypto because it doesn’t require any technical skills — it just exploits a moment of distraction.How do I know if it happened to me?
Did you click a link from an email, social media post, or message and then authenticate somewhere? Check the URL you landed on. Attackers register domains that look almost identical to the real one — a single character difference is enough.How to always reach the real Roxom
- Type
roxom.comdirectly into your browser — don’t click links - Verify the URL begins with
https://and shows exactlyroxom.com - Bookmark it once confirmed and use that bookmark going forward
What to do if you were phished
- Go through the account compromise steps immediately
- Report it through the suspicious activity form
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