Scam ReportingSEA:LEARN will never ask you for payments, banking details, or passwords through email or messaging services. If you receive a suspicious communication claiming to be from SEA:LEARN or its partners, do not respond or share any personal information.Reporting suspicious activity helps protect the entire community and keeps the platform trustworthy.
Examples of Suspicious ActivityCommon examples include emails requesting fees for registration or training, fake profiles impersonating listed experts or organizations, unofficial websites imitating SEA:LEARN, and offers of employment or funding that require upfront payments.If something seems unusual or too good to be true, treat it with caution and verify it through official channels.
How to ReportIf you encounter a suspected scam, please report it through the official contact channels listed on the platform. Include a description of the incident, copies or screenshots of the communication, and any sender details you have.Reports are reviewed promptly, and confirmed scams are escalated to the appropriate authorities. This is temporary placeholder content.