FRAUD &
SCAM ALERT

MAG Lubricants is aware that unauthorized individuals, organizations, websites, emails, social media accounts, and other communications may falsely claim to represent or be affiliated with MAG Lubricants or GP Global MAG LLC.

These fraudulent activities may include fake recruitment offers, false business proposals, counterfeit distributor opportunities, payment and banking scams, fake procurement requests, impersonation of employees or executives, fraudulent websites, social media impersonation, AI-generated scams, and other deceptive schemes intended to obtain money, confidential information, or unauthorized access.

MAG Lubricants takes such matters seriously and encourages all customers, distributors, suppliers, applicants, and business partners to exercise caution when interacting with unsolicited communications claiming to represent the company.

1. Recruitment & Employment Scams

MAG Lubricants has become aware of fraudulent recruitment activities where individuals or organizations falsely claim to recruit on behalf of the company.

These scams may involve:

• Fake job offers
• Fraudulent interview invitations
• Requests for visa, processing, insurance, or recruitment fees
• Fake employment contracts
• Unofficial recruitment websites or email addresses
• Impersonation of MAG Lubricants employees or recruitment representatives

Any communication originating from unofficial email addresses, messaging platforms, or suspicious domains should be treated with caution.

2. Business Proposal & Partnership Scams

Fraudulent individuals or organizations may falsely claim to represent MAG Lubricants in connection with:

• Distributor or dealership appointments
• OEM or private-label opportunities
• Partnership proposals
• Procurement or tender requests
• Product supply agreements
• International trading opportunities
• Investment or commercial propositions

These scams may request:

• Advance payments
• Confidential business information
• Banking details
• Unauthorized documentation
• Financial guarantees or deposits

Users are advised to independently verify all communications, business opportunities, and commercial requests claiming affiliation with MAG Lubricants before taking any action.

3. Banking, Invoice & Payment Fraud

MAG Lubricants is aware of fraudulent schemes involving fake invoices, unauthorized payment requests, and fraudulent changes to banking details.

These scams may involve:

• Emails impersonating MAG Lubricants employees or departments
• Fraudulent requests to update bank account information
• Fake invoices or payment instructions
• Supplier or customer impersonation attempts
• Fake websites or payment portals

If you receive suspicious payment instructions or requests relating to MAG Lubricants:

• Do not transfer funds
• Do not share financial or banking information
• Do not click suspicious links or attachments
• Independently verify the request using official company contact details

MAG Lubricants recommends confirming all banking instructions directly with your usual company contact before processing payments.

4. Fake Websites, Social Media & Impersonation

Fraudsters may create unauthorized:

• Websites
• Social media accounts
• Email addresses
• Messaging accounts
• Online advertisements
• AI-generated or manipulated content
• Fake executive or employee profiles

These fraudulent channels may imitate MAG Lubricants branding, logos, imagery, employee identities, or corporate communications in an attempt to mislead users.

Users should only rely on official company channels, including:

MAG Lubricants is not responsible for information, communications, or representations made through unauthorized third-party platforms or fraudulent channels.

5. Lottery, Prize & Grant Scams

MAG Lubricants is not involved in:

• Lottery schemes
• Prize giveaways
• Random cash awards
• Mobile draws
• Donation requests
• Grant programs
• Unsolicited financial offers

Any communication claiming that you have won a prize, grant, contract, or financial award from MAG Lubricants should be treated as fraudulent unless independently verified through official company channels.

6. Protecting Yourself Against Fraud

MAG Lubricants recommends that users:

• Exercise caution with unsolicited communications
• Verify sender email addresses and website domains carefully
• Avoid sharing personal, financial, or confidential information with unverified parties
• Be cautious of requests involving urgency, secrecy, or financial transfers
• Verify banking instructions independently
• Avoid downloading suspicious files or clicking unknown links
• Confirm opportunities directly with MAG Lubricants through official contact channels

Common warning signs may include:

• Poor grammar or unusual communication style
• Requests for payments or deposits
• Unofficial email domains
• Suspicious website addresses
• Pressure to act urgently
• Inconsistent branding or formatting

7. Reporting Fraudulent Activity

If you believe you have received suspicious communications, encountered fraudulent activity, or identified unauthorized use of the MAG Lubricants name or branding, please contact us immediately.

Users who may have disclosed personal or financial information to suspicious parties are also encouraged to contact their local law enforcement authorities or relevant cybersecurity agencies.