Scam Warning for emails from: lexlaw-debt.info | 02032907833

We are receiving a large number of calls from businesses asking if an email similar to the one below is genuine and if it is from our firm. The email is not from our firm (lexlaw.co.uk) and is not genuine. The scam email is part of an invoice scam which you should report to the Police via Action Fraud or via your local Police Force online reporting system.

Here are the scam red flags:

Please report the attempt to scam you to Action Fraud or your local Police Force. This will help others who may get scammed and help the Police catch the scammer.

What is the scam email?

From: Jenny Snell <>
Date: __________
To: __________
Subject: [EXTERNAL] Due 19/04/2024

Hi _________

I have been advised to contact you in regards to an unpaid invoice for professional services rendered by my client. The payment for the invoice was due on 19/04/2024, and it has come to our attention that the aforementioned invoice is still unsettled.

We kindly remind you that prompt payment is required to avoid any legal action. Please note that failure to make payment for the services rendered is a breach of the contractual agreement between you and our client.

Kind Regards,

Jenny Snell [SCAMMERS FAKE NAME]
Lawyer / Debt Collection Litigation Counsel
Lexlaw Solicitors & Barristers LLP
4 Middle Temple Ln, London EC4Y 9AA United Kingdom.
T: 02032907833 [SCAMMERS PHONE NUMBER]

Here are some steps you can take to report a scam and help catch the scammer:

Gather Information

• Collect all evidence: Keep copies of emails, text messages, or any other communication related to the scam. You may wish where lawful to record scam telephone calls for the Police.
• Note down details: Record the scammer’s name, phone number, email address, and any account information they used.

Report to Relevant Authorities

• Action Fraud: This is the UK’s national fraud and cybercrime reporting centre. Report the scam online at Action Fraud’s website or by calling 0300 123 2040.
• National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC): If the scam involves a suspicious website or email, report it to the NCSC.
• Your bank or credit card company: If you’ve lost money, contact your bank or credit card company immediately to report the fraud.
• Your phone provider: If you received a scam text message, forward it to 7726 (free of charge) to report it to your mobile provider.
• The company impersonated: If the scam involves a company you know, report it to them directly. As we, here at the real Lexlaw, have had multiple reports we have published this webpage within 60 minutes of starting to receive a large volume of calls.

Protect Yourself

• Be cautious of unsolicited contact: Don’t click on links or open attachments in suspicious emails or texts.
• Verify information: Always double-check the authenticity of any request for personal or financial information.
• Use strong passwords: Protect your online accounts with strong, unique passwords.
• Enable two-factor authentication: Add an extra layer of security to your accounts.

Reporting scams helps prevent others from falling victim. By taking action, you can help protect yourself and your community.

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