You ve got a message, but not sure whether this is really from Dental-Republic - what do you do?

Counterfeit E-mails seem to have an appearance of well-known companies, which are also referred to as Spoof or Phishing E-mails. These E-mails are often very similar to “real” E-mails, so it is often difficult to distinguish them from “real” E-mails.

In deception, your private information will be stolen. How can you recognize a fake E-mail. Dental-Republic never prompts you to pass data such as bank details, credit card data, passwords or other personal data via E-mail. These E-mails may be sent by fake Dental-Republic E-mail address.
Just because in E-mail address there is Dental Republic, it doesn`t mean that this E-mail actually comes from us.

When logging in, check the URL in the browser, i.e. the Internet address you have currently opened.
Our login is encrypted and address is always: “https://dentalrepublic.de or https://dental-republic.com”.
Please also pay attention to the security certificate in the address bar, which is only shown on our login. If this is not the case, you are not on our website and should under no circumstances specify your access data. Use the Google search, or other search engines to get information about the received E-mail.
To behave properly if you have received fake E-mail. Never send sensitive data in E-mails. Never click a link or open attachment in an E-mail if you`re not sure where this E-mail came from. Please forward suspicious E-mails to us.

Safety aspects

• What is a secure password?
• Do you suspect any unauthorized use of your dental-republic account?
• You ve got a message, but not sure whether this is really from Dental-Republic - what do you do?
• Your account has possibly been taken over by a foreign person - what can you do?
• Further external links:
• Protect your personal information.