Fraudsters can imitate legitimate companies, websites, executives, documents, email addresses, and investment communications.
Be suspicious of communications that create unusual urgency, request secrecy, change payment instructions unexpectedly, ask for passwords or authentication codes, or direct you to domains that only resemble Newmara's official website.
A fraudster may use a real company or employee name while communicating from an unrelated email address, social account, or website.
Always independently verify new or changed wire instructions using a previously established, trusted contact method.
Never disclose passwords or multi-factor authentication codes in response to an unsolicited request.
The official public website is newmara.com. If you receive a suspicious communication claiming to be from Newmara, navigate independently to the official website and contact us through the published form.
Newmara will not ask you to bypass normal verification procedures or provide your password or authentication code by email, text message, or telephone.