Guidance for Avoiding Event Scams

1. Emails offering free directory listings.
2. Emails selling data claiming to be from Tissue World or our partners.
3. Offers for services like hotel bookings not from B-Network.
4. Requests for updated banking details via phone or email.
5. Social media messages asking for favors or impersonating show team members.

1. Check the sender's email (usually [email protected]), it could be from a member of the show team. 
2. Verify if the content aligns with Tissue World's usual style.
3. Confirm if the individual/company is an official partner in the online manual.
4. Assess the language for any unusual clumsiness or deviation from Tissue World's standard tone.

1. Check the sender's email (usually [email protected]), it could be from a member of the show team. 
2. Verify if the content aligns with Tissue World's usual style.
3. Confirm if the individual/company is an official partner in the online manual.
4. Assess the language for any unusual clumsiness or deviation from Tissue World's standard tone.

1. Do not reply to the email or click on any links
2. If you're being called, end the conversation as soon as you become suspicious
3. Let us know at [email protected], we'll confirm if the communications are a scam

DO NOT sign any forms from them.

They target companies globally through exhibition guides and data selling.

Expo Guide claims to offer online listing services but tricks exhibitors into non-retractable three-year contracts with no benefits.

Beware of debt collection agencies like Gravis Inkasso Gmbh and Premium Recovery AG (Construct Data subsidiary) working with them.

They have no connection to our events.

Stay vigilant against such organizations as they use deceptive tactics on a large scale.