Fraud & Impersonation
If someone claiming to be Amolira has asked you for money, personal details, or an investment, it was not us. Read this page before acting on anything.
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01 What We Never Do
Amolira does not solicit
Amolira Pty. Ltd. is a private group. We do not offer products or services to the public, and we never:
· solicit investments, deposits, or trading capital from the public;
· cold-call, cold-email, or message you first on social media, messaging apps, or dating apps;
· ask you to transfer money, cryptocurrency, or gift cards, or to pay fees to release funds;
· request your passwords, banking details, identity documents, or remote access to your devices;
· run investment groups, signal channels, trading courses, or giveaways.
Any communication doing any of the above in Amolira's name is fraudulent, regardless of how convincing it looks.
Scammers commonly copy the names, logos, ABNs, and websites of legitimate registered companies to appear credible. The existence of our registration details on a message does not make it genuine.
02 Genuine Channels
How to recognise us
Our only website domain is amolira.com (including subdomains such as app.amolira.com). Genuine email from us comes only from addresses ending in @amolira.com. Check the actual sending address, not just the display name. We currently operate no official social media accounts.
Look-alike domains (for example, misspellings, extra words, or different endings such as .net or .co) are not ours. Sender addresses can also be forged ("spoofed"), so an @amolira.com address alone should not be treated as proof for anything involving money or sensitive information.
If you are unsure whether a communication is genuinely from us, do not reply to it. Write to contact@amolira.com directly (typed by hand, not via any link or reply button in the message) and ask.
03 If You've Been Targeted
What to do
If you have sent money or shared banking details, contact your bank or financial institution immediately. Speed matters most.
Then report the scam:
- Scamwatch · the National Anti-Scam Centre (ACCC).
- ReportCyber · the Australian Signals Directorate's reporting portal for cybercrime.
- Moneysmart · ASIC's guidance on investment scams.
- IDCARE · if your identity documents may be compromised.
We also ask that you tell us at contact@amolira.com, with any details you can safely share (sender addresses, domains, screenshots). We treat impersonation of our name seriously and will act on reports where we can.
Amolira is not responsible for losses arising from fraudulent schemes conducted by third parties impersonating us, but we will assist authorities where possible.