Security
Scam & Impersonation Warning
Last updated 6 July 2026
Fraudsters impersonate advisory and investment firms to deceive people out of money. Some use a firm's name, logo, or a look-alike email address to appear genuine. This page tells you how to recognise a fake approach that claims to come from Avior Advisory.
- 01
What Avior Advisory will never do
- We never guarantee investment returns. No genuine advisor can.
- We never solicit upfront fees in exchange for guaranteed returns, and we never ask you to pay a fee to release funds or profits.
- We never cold-contact you on WhatsApp, Telegram, or similar apps with investment offers or trading tips.
- We communicate only from @avioradvisory.com email addresses. Our point of contact is engage@avioradvisory.com.
- 02
How to verify a genuine approach
Check the sender's full email address, not just the display name, and confirm it ends in @avioradvisory.com. Be wary of near-misses and free-mail addresses.
If a message claims to be from us and you are unsure, do not act on it. Contact us directly at engage@avioradvisory.com and ask us to confirm before you share information or send money.
- 03
How to report impersonation
If you receive a suspicious message using our name, please forward it to engage@avioradvisory.com so we can investigate and warn others. If you believe you have lost money, report it to your bank and to your local authorities without delay.