Learn to spot fake communications claiming to be from Huncho Gadgets.
Common Scam Types:
Phishing Emails: Fraudulent emails pretending to be from us:
Requesting password or payment information
Claiming account suspension or closure
Offering unrealistic deals or prizes
Creating urgency ("Act now!" "Account will be deleted!")
Poor grammar and spelling errors
Fake Websites: Copycat sites designed to steal information:
Similar but incorrect URLs (huncho-gadgets.com vs hunchogadgets.com)
Missing security certificates (no HTTPS)
Unprofessional design or broken features
Too-good-to-be-true pricing
Phone Scams: Callers pretending to be Huncho support:
Requesting remote access to your device
Asking for payment card details over the phone
Claiming you've won a prize or contest
Using threats or scare tactics
How to Verify Communications:
Legitimate Emails:
Come from @hunchogadgets.com domain
Never ask for passwords or full payment details
Include your order number for order-related emails
Have proper branding and formatting
Link to our official website (https://hunchogadgets.com)
Legitimate Website:
URL is exactly https://hunchogadgets.com or https://www.hunchogadgets.com
Has security certificate (padlock icon)
Professional design matching our brand
Secure checkout process
What We'll Never Do:
Ask for your password
Request full payment card details via email or chat
Threaten account closure without prior warning
Ask you to send money via wire transfer or gift cards
Contact you claiming you've won a contest you didn't enter
If You Receive Suspicious Communication:
Don't click any links or download attachments
Don't provide any personal information
Forward the message to security@hunchogadgets.com
Delete the message
If you clicked anything, change your password immediately
Stay Informed: We'll post security alerts on our website if we become aware of active scam campaigns targeting our customers.
Remember: When in doubt, contact us directly through our official website or verified contact methods. It's always better to double-check than to become a victim of fraud.