Client Security & Fraud Protection
Last Alert: August 26, 2026

Purpose of This Page

This page helps Canada Web Pro clients stay protected from phishing scams, impersonation attempts, and fraudulent online activity. It explains how to verify legitimate communication from Canada Web Pro, how to recognize suspicious messages, and what steps to take if you receive anything unusual.

Official Canada Web Pro Contact Information

Canada Web Pro communicates only through the following verified channels:

• Email: info@canadawebpro.ca
• Website: https://www.canadawebpro.ca

Canada Web Pro never uses Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo, or any free email service for client communication.

If you receive a message from any other address, especially info.canadawebpro@gmail.com — it is fraudulent.

How to Verify a Legitimate Canada Web Pro Email

Authentic messages from Canada Web Pro will:

• Always come from info@canadawebpro.ca or from Don's email. Check past emails from Don as his email address is never publicly posted online.
• Reference your active project or service
• Use consistent branding
• Never request passwords, payment changes, or urgent actions
• Never include unexpected attachments or unusual links

If anything feels off, assume it is fraudulent.

How to Recognize a Phishing Email

Phishing emails often include:

• Free email accounts (Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo)
• Urgent or threatening language
• Requests for login credentials
• Unexpected attachments
• Links that do not match our domain
• Poor grammar or formatting
• Incorrect or distorted logos

If you see any of these signs, do not respond.

What To Do If You Receive a Suspicious Email

Follow these steps:

1. Do not click links or open attachments
2. Do not reply to the sender
3. Report the email to Google
   • Open the email
   • Click ⋮ More
   • Select Report phishing
4. Delete the message
5. Notify Canada Web Pro at info@canadawebpro.ca

If you want us to verify the message, you may forward it to us.

How Canada Web Pro Protects Your Security

We use multiple layers of protection to safeguard your information:

• Verified domain email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
• Secure hosting infrastructure
• Encrypted communication channels
• No storage of client passwords
• No use of third‑party email providers for official communication
• Continuous monitoring for impersonation attempts

Your security is a core part of our service.

How You Can Protect Yourself

Simple steps to stay safe:

• Use strong, unique passwords
• Enable two‑factor authentication
• Verify sender addresses before responding
• Bookmark Canada Web Pro’s official website
• Avoid clicking links in unexpected emails
• Keep your devices updated
• Report suspicious activity immediately

Reporting Fraud

If you believe you’ve been targeted by a scam involving Canada Web Pro, you can report it to:

• Canada Web Pro: info@canadawebpro.ca
• Canadian Anti‑Fraud Centre: antifraudcentre.ca
• Local Police (Non‑Emergency)
• Google Abuse Team (for Gmail impersonation)

Updates

This page will be updated whenever new threats or impersonation attempts are identified.

Need Assistance?

If you ever receive a message that doesn’t look right, contact us immediately. We are here to help.