LithVestor guidance
Protect yourself from impersonation
Scammers may misuse a genuine brand name, copy a logo or create a similar-looking domain. This notice explains how to recognise and report suspicious contact.
Why this warning matters
Fraud attempts often begin with unexpected messages, pressure to move money quickly or requests for credentials. LithVestor will never ask for your password, one-time authentication code or remote access to your device.
A convincing logo or familiar name does not prove that a message is genuine. Check the sender domain carefully and contact us through the address published on this website when anything feels inconsistent.
Cloned websites and profiles
A cloned site may copy colours, page text and staff titles while using a different domain or payment destination. Do not enter personal information, install software or transfer funds until you have independently confirmed who controls the service.
Search adverts and social profiles can also be imitated. Type lithvestor-ai.com directly into the browser and treat shortened links, spelling variations and private-message payment instructions as warning signs.
Report suspected fraud
Forward the relevant message details to [email protected] without including passwords, card security codes or identity-document images unless our team provides a secure upload request. Include the date, sender address and the page or phone number involved.
We investigate reported misuse and may refer evidence to hosting providers, payment providers or authorities. LithVestor cannot control third-party fraud or reimburse transactions made to an unauthorised party, so early verification is important.