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No Cold-Call / No Scareware Policy

This policy states plainly how Cyberphoenix does and does not contact people, so that impersonation of our brand is easy to spot.

Last updated July 13, 2026 Official · cyberphoenixscamdefense.com

If someone contacts you out of the blue claiming to be Cyberphoenix - by call, text, pop-up or email - it is not us. We only respond to requests you start.

01

We do not cold-call or cold-message

Cyberphoenix does not make unsolicited calls, texts, or messages claiming your device or account is compromised. We respond to requests you initiate. If someone contacts you out of the blue claiming to be us, it is not us.

02

We do not use scareware

We never use fake virus alerts, pop-ups, countdown timers, or fear and urgency to push you into acting. Those are scammer tactics, and we will never use them.

03

What we will never ask for

  • One-time passcodes (OTPs), banking passwords, or login credentials.
  • Seed phrases, recovery words, or private keys.
  • Payment in gift cards, or pressured payment in cryptocurrency.
  • Remote access that you did not request through official channels.
04

How to verify it is really us

  • Check the details against this official website (cyberphoenixscamdefense.com).
  • Remember that caller ID, email display names, and social profiles can be spoofed.
  • Cyberphoenix will never send a session code or remote-support link by chat, email, SMS, or phone; it appears only in your logged-in portal.
  • When in doubt, stop and contact us directly using support@cyberphoenixscamdefense.com.
05

Report an impersonation

If someone is impersonating Cyberphoenix, please report it to us so we can warn others and take action. Preserve any messages, numbers, or links as evidence, and do not click or reply.

Questions about this policy?

Contact support@cyberphoenixscamdefense.com. This policy applies to Cyberphoenix LLC, operating cyberphoenixscamdefense.com. Only trust contact details published on this official website.