Fraud prevention education

REVIC · SHOP WITH CONFIDENCE

Encounter a suspicious message?
Pause, then verify.

Has someone claiming to be a Revic customer service representative asked you for a verification code or an urgent transfer?
Stop immediately and verify using our official contact methods.

View Official Contact Methods ↓

THREE THINGS TO REMEMBER

Remember these three things for a worry-free shopping experience.

01

Do not disclose passwords or verification codes

Do not provide bank passwords, one-time verification codes (OTP), or credit card security codes to callers or message senders.

02

Do not follow unfamiliar payment instructions

If you encounter claims of "canceling installments" or "resolving duplicate charges" that ask you to operate an ATM, make an online bank transfer, or purchase points, stop immediately and verify.

03

Do not click on suspicious links

Do not log in or make payments through links in suspicious messages. Manually enter revichk.com and check from the official website.

SPOT THE WARNING SIGNS

Be alert to these statements.

"Your order has been charged twice."

Asking you to transfer money immediately, operate an ATM, or provide online banking login details for a "refund."

"Problem with your package, click link to pay."

Asking you to re-enter credit card details via unfamiliar SMS messages; you should verify with official customer service or the logistics company separately.

"Time-sensitive, otherwise your account will be locked."

Urging you to provide a verification code, scan an unfamiliar QR Code, or install remote control software.

Even with a padlock, verify the website address.
HTTPS only means the connection is encrypted, not that the website's identity is reliable. Logos, display names, and caller IDs can also be spoofed.

CONTACT US DIRECTLY

Contact us directly for clearer verification.

Do not call back phone numbers found in suspicious messages; please use the following official channels.

EMAIL

info@revichk.com

You can attach screenshots of suspicious messages; please cover sensitive information first.

Verify via Email ↗

PAUSE · KEEP · VERIFY

If you receive a suspicious message, follow these three steps.

  1. Pause

    Stop replying, clicking links, or making payments, and do not continue operating as instructed by the other party.

  2. Keep Records

    Save messages, phone numbers, URLs, and transaction records for verification or reporting.

  3. Verify Separately

    Open the official website yourself and verify through official customer service; do not simply trust them because they know your order details.

IF YOU HAVE ALREADY ACTED

Already paid, or provided sensitive information?

Please immediately contact your bank or card issuer through their official channels, explain the situation, and inquire about account protection measures. If you suspect you have been scammed, please report to the police as soon as possible, without waiting for Revic's reply.

Anti-Scam Helpline 18222

Hong Kong Police's 24-hour anti-scam inquiry hotline.

Call 18222
Emergency

In case of emergency, please call 999 for police assistance.

18222 provides consultation, not a reporting channel.

View Police Anti-Deception Coordination Centre Help Guidelines ↗