CAS Auto

Security

Wiring Fraud Disclaimer

Always verify wiring instructions by phone before transferring any funds. Never rely on bank account or payment details received by email without confirming them verbally with a known CAS Auto, LLC representative.

Verify Every Wiring Instruction by Phone

Cybercriminals routinely target companies and their clients by impersonating trusted parties over email. They may send messages that appear to come from CAS Auto, LLC, sometimes intercepting or altering legitimate correspondence to insert fraudulent bank account or wiring details.

Before transferring any funds, always call CAS Auto, LLC directly using a phone number you have independently verified — not one supplied in an email — and speak with the familiar sales representative you have been dealing with to confirm the wiring instructions. Do not rely on account details, routing numbers, or payment changes received by email, text message, or any other electronic communication without verbal confirmation.

Warning Signs of Wire Fraud

  • A last-minute or unexpected change to previously provided wiring instructions or bank account details.
  • Emails with a sender address, domain, or signature that differs slightly from the one you normally use.
  • Requests to keep the transaction confidential or to act with unusual urgency.
  • Messages containing suspicious attachments, links, or requests to enter account credentials.

Our Communications Are Not Secure

Email, mobile, and other electronic communications are not totally secure, and information can be lost, intercepted, or modified. Information contained in emails is sent unencrypted and is therefore NOT SECURE. If you receive any email purporting to be from us that is suspicious in sender or content, phone us immediately before taking any action.

Limitation of Liability

CAS Auto, LLC will not be liable for any vulnerabilities or financial loss you may incur while browsing the internet, including but not limited to your email and personal accounts. We will not accept responsibility if you transfer money into an incorrect account due to cyber fraud or your own error. Protect yourself by using secured devices and networks, keeping antivirus and anti-malware software active, and confirming all payment instructions by phone before sending funds.