At InnFlow Procurement, protecting the information of our hotels (buyers) and vendors (suppliers) is a top priority. We use several safety features to process payments securely and to keep customer data protected.
To safeguard your own information, learn to recognize phishing scams – a form of internet theft where attackers use fake websites, emails, or messages to gain access to your account and sensitive information. Use these tips to spot and avoid them:
Avoid messages with overly general language. Phishing scams often use vague wording, so be cautious of messages that appear to come from a trusted organization but make only general statements.
Check for a secure connection. When a site asks for sensitive information, confirm a lock icon appears next to the URL in your browser.
Beware of suspicious URLs. A link can look legitimate at first glance but actually point somewhere different.
Be cautious of business messages from personal accounts. Attackers may use details from your online presence to make a message look like it came from a real contact.
Watch for misspellings, poor grammar, and style variations. Typos, grammar errors, and inconsistent formatting within a single page are common warning signs.
Avoid alarmist or overexcited messages. Be wary of time-sensitive requests designed to scare you into acting without thinking.
Open attachments or links only when expected. Do not interact with attachments, links, or forms unless you know what they contain and were expecting them.
Be careful on public Wi-Fi. Public networks are convenient but carry a higher risk of criminals accessing your information.
If you receive a suspicious or phishing message, reach out to us using the Contact Us button and we'll help address your questions or concerns.