What Sprizzy never does
- We do not recruit on Telegram, WhatsApp, Signal or any other messaging app.
- We do not pay people to like, watch, comment on or subscribe to videos.
- We do not offer jobs, tasks or commissions for engagement.
- We never ask anyone for cryptocurrency, a deposit, a transfer or a payment to release earnings.
- We never ask for your password, your card number or your card security code.
If a message offers you any of that in Sprizzy’s name, it is not us.
If you have been contacted
- Do not send money, card details, ID documents or account passwords.
- Block and report the account on the app you were contacted on.
- If you have already paid, tell your bank or payment provider straight away. They can sometimes stop or recover a recent payment.
- Report it to your local police or national fraud reporting service.
- Send us the usernames, handles, links and screenshots at support@sprizzy.com so we can act on the impersonation and warn other people.
If you have already lost money
We are sorry. It happens to careful people, and the people who do this are good at it.
Sprizzy has no connection to them and no way to recover money that was sent to a third party. Your bank, your payment provider and the police are the ones who can act, and the sooner you contact them the better the chances.
We will still take the details from you, because reports help us get accounts shut down.
How to tell a real Sprizzy message
- We write from a sprizzy.com email address.
- Everything about your campaigns and your money is visible when you log in to your own account.
- If a message does not match what you see in your account, trust your account.
What to do next
Send anything suspicious to support@sprizzy.com with screenshots, and do not reply to the sender.