Protecting your business account is essential to safeguard your company’s data, finances, and reputation. One of the most common threats to online security is phishing — fraudulent attempts to obtain personal or financial information by impersonating a legitimate business. These attempts often appear as emails, messages, or fake (“spoof”) websites designed to look like trusted organizations.
Fraudsters can use company logos, nearly identical domain names, and even employee names to make their messages appear authentic. Recognizing the signs of a phishing attempt is the best defense.
Fraudsters often try to create a sense of panic or urgency. Common examples include:
⚠️ Tip: Legitimate companies rarely ask you to act immediately. Take a moment to verify before responding.
Kijiji and other reputable organizations will never ask for passwords, banking details, or credit card information via email or text message.
Phishing emails often contain odd phrasing, poor spelling, or unprofessional formatting. While not always obvious, these errors can indicate a fraudulent source.
Always verify the sender’s email domain. Legitimate Kijiji business emails will come from:
Be cautious of emails from addresses like kijiji.support@gmail.com, security@kijiji-help.com, or anything that doesn’t match our official domains.
Before entering your credentials, always check the URL in your browser’s address bar.
https://www.kijiji.ca/https://retail.kijiji.limpsys.com/✅ A secure website will include:
If you notice anything unusual — like kijiji.ca.spoof.com/ or missing “https://” — do not proceed or enter any information.
When you receive an email, hover your cursor over any link before clicking. This allows you to preview the actual destination URL.
If you believe you’ve received a phishing email or encountered a spoof site pretending to be Kijiji:
Together, we can help maintain a safer, more trustworthy platform for all our users.