We send occasional email updates on our work to subscribers. If you're receiving frequent emails that appear to be from the FCA, it could be a scam.
We send occasional emails to people who've signed up to receive updates on our car finance work. If you haven’t signed up or are receiving frequent emails, it could be a scam.
You should be wary of scammers pretending to be from the FCA. We'd never ask you to transfer money to us, and we'd never ask for your bank account PINs and passwords.
We've also received reports of scammers contacting people and pretending to be from car finance lenders, offering fake compensation.
If someone contacts you out of the blue and offers compensation, you should ignore it.
What you can do
Please report these emails to us by forwarding them to [email protected].
We won't be able to stop these emails, but it will help us investigate any possible scams.
If you no longer want to receive our genuine emails, you can unsubscribe at any time.
Find out more about how to spot fake FCA emails and other communications.