Fake redeem pages: how to spot a phishing site

Scammers copy the look of official redeem pages to steal codes and passwords. Here is how to tell them apart.

A fake redeem page looks like the real one, but it sends your code or password to a scammer. They are often shared in ads, messages and comments.

Warning signs

The web address is not the brand's official domain, or has extra words and numbers.
You reached it from a message, an ad or a video description.
It asks for your password before you enter the code.
It promises a bonus if you enter your code there.

Stay safe

Type the brand's address yourself, or use its official app.
Check the address bar before you enter anything.
Never enter your code on a page someone sent you.

If you entered a code on a fake page, change your password now and contact the brand's support.

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