Fraud Alert

Last updated: 15 July 2026

Fraudulent use of the ProperFix brand

Like any business, the ProperFix brand and the names of our staff may be used in connection with fraudulent schemes, including fraudulent e-mails, letters or phone calls. These scams may take many forms and are subject to constant change. In some cases, they may be seeking personal or confidential information; in others, they may be requesting advance payment or debt settlement, such as invoice fraud.

Action you may take

Please always exercise caution in relation to unexpected or unusual communications.

We recommend that you report fraudulent correspondence to your e-mail or telephone provider and do not respond to it. You can also report the incident to Action Fraud (UK) or your local police service.