Tillman is aware that fraudsters may misuse its name, brands, logos, websites, or the identities of its employees to conduct fraudulent schemes. These activities may occur through websites, emails, text messages, telephone calls, social media, messaging applications, or other online platforms.

Such scams are often designed to obtain personal, financial, or confidential information or to induce unauthorized payments.

Common Fraud Schemes

Fraudsters may attempt to:

• impersonate Tillman employees or representatives;
• send phishing emails or messages requesting confidential information or payment;
• create fraudulent websites or social media profiles using Tillman branding;
• issue fake employment opportunities or recruitment communications;
• request changes to banking or payment instructions; or
• promote unauthorized investment or commercial opportunities using Tillman's name.

How to Protect Yourself

To reduce the risk of fraud:

• Verify that communications originate from official Tillman channels.
• Do not disclose passwords, multi-factor authentication codes, banking details, or other confidential information in response to unsolicited requests.
• Exercise caution before opening unexpected links or attachments.
• Independently verify any request to change payment or banking instructions using trusted contact details.
• Be cautious of unsolicited employment, investment, or commercial offers claiming to represent Tillman.

Reporting Suspicious Activity

If you believe you have received a fraudulent communication purporting to be from Tillman:

• cease all communication with the sender;
• do not click any links, download attachments, or transfer funds;
• report the matter to your local law enforcement authorities where appropriate; and
• contact Tillman using the official contact details published on this Website.

Tillman is not responsible for fraudulent communications or third-party websites that falsely claim to represent Tillman. We reserve all legal rights to protect our name, brands, intellectual property, and stakeholders against fraudulent or unauthorized use.