These are attempts to obtain personal or financial information from the recipient of the email. Often, these emails are disguised as being sent by large companies in the hope of appearing more legitimate. It’s important you’re aware that the aim of these emails is to trick you into sharing your personal information.
Do you recognise the sender’s address? If not, don’t click on any links.
Are there any unexpected attachments on the email? If so, be wary of the email and check the sender address first.
Does the email directly ask for any personal information? If so, do not reply.
Hover your mouse over the link and check the URL before clicking. If it looks suspicious – avoid.
If you have received a suspicious email, please follow the below steps:
To report a suspicious email, please contact our Support department:
When contacting you by email, we will only ever use the following email domains:
If you receive an email that doesn’t end with any of the above, please check all content before clicking on any links.
We will never ask for your personal information via email.
We endeavour to only send you information that’s relevant to you. As an ES Systems customer, please be assured that your information and online security is of the utmost importance to us.