Fraudsters copy our site to raise your money! Be attentive!

Author:

The Foundation's team

Friends, unfortunately, there are people who use our good intentions and activities for their own gain. A website has appeared on the Internet that duplicates the English version of our website very close to the original and raises funds, as if to provide psychological assistance to children affected by the war.

We have only one official website www.voices.org.ua

FAKE WEBSITE www.voicesofchildren-ukraine.com

Please be careful not to transfer money to fraudsters. If you have any doubts - write to us on Instagram, Facebook or [email protected]. We will definitely answer you!

Here are some signs to look out for so you won't become a victim of fraud:

We also ask you to follow the instructions below to complain about the fake website, block it as soon as possible and do not allow people to profit from the kindness of people.

Go to www.supportcenter.godaddy.com/AbuseReport

Select Phishing, then select the second option, "I want to report a website that mimics another website."

In the form that appears, enter your email, the address of the fake website www.voicesofchildren-ukraine.com,

Leave the "Name of proxy" field blank.

In the last field enter the address of the real site www.voices.org.ua

Thank you for your help! Be careful!

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