Fraud Pre­ven­tion

Fraudsters may register or use domain names that imitate Röhlig in order to make emails, websites or other communications appear legitimate. These lookalike domains can be used to request payments, redirect invoices, collect confidential information, or lead recipients to fraudulent websites.

Be especially cautious if a communication:

• Uses a domain name or email address that looks similar to Röhlig but is not identical
• Includes small spelling changes, extra words, hyphens, numbers or unusual domain endings
• Appears to come from a Röhlig employee but uses an unfamiliar or unofficial domain
• Links to a website that imitates Röhlig branding, contact details or service information
• Asks you to change payment details, bank accounts or invoice instructions
• Requests confidential information, login details, shipment data or customer records
• Creates pressure to act urgently or confidentially
• Includes unexpected links, QR codes or attachments
• Refers to services, contacts or transactions you cannot verify through your usual Röhlig contact

If a domain name, email address or website looks unusual, pause before you act. A short verification step can help prevent financial loss, data exposure and operational disruption.

Röhlig actively investigates suspected misuse of its name, trademarks, domain names and other intellectual property rights. This includes lookalike domains, misleading email addresses and websites that attempt to impersonate Röhlig or create a false connection with our business.

Where appropriate, Röhlig takes legal, technical and organisational measures against unauthorised use. Fraud prevention is part of our broader information-security approach, supported by cybersecurity controls, proactive threat management and internal reporting processes designed to help protect customers, partners and digital platforms.