Fraud Alert

Legal Disclaimer

Fraud Alert

We have been informed that the Join Up Energy Drink brand has been illegally used by third parties to carry out fraudulent activities, especially on the internet or via email. The main purpose of these fraudulent schemes is to get people to pay or obtain personal and financial information from the people contacted (so-called "phishing") for subsequent illegal actions.

It is of the utmost importance to Join Up Energy Drink to protect its trademarks and ensure that its name, logo and brand are not misused for fraudulent activities. Join Up Energy Drink does its utmost to ensure that such activities are prohibited.

Please be aware that Join Up Energy Drink does not

• send emails from a public email account, e.g. GMX, Hotmail, Gmail, etc.;

• request any advance payments for handling fees, e.g. advertising campaigns, job offers, etc.;

• deliver products directly to a customer after the customer has made a prepayment to an “intermediary distributor/reseller” or an “escrow account”.

Don't fall victim to a scam. If the offer seems too good to be true, it probably is.

Whenever you encounter any of the above situations, be aware that you are most likely facing a scam. We strongly recommend that you check these issues

• cross-check the background of the sender, seller or supplier;

• critically check the website to see if it looks professional, with proper contact information, printing, etc.;

• try other contact opportunities, such as another phone number, other email addresses, etc.;

• looking for spelling and grammar errors in the email or website.

If you still have doubts about whether you are facing a scam, we recommend that you immediately stop all communication with the source and report it to your local police.