Company Statement: Fraud Alert
We’ve recently been made aware of fraudulent activity involving an individual using the name Rebecca Wright and falsely claiming to represent Rise. We want to make it absolutely clear:
👉 Rebecca Wright is not affiliated with Rise in any way.
👉 We do not have any employees by that name.
👉 Any communication from this individual should be ignored and reported immediately.
We have contacted the relevant organisations and authorities and are actively working to stop this activity. In the meantime, we urge everyone in our network to remain vigilant and avoid engaging with anyone using this false identity.
If you’ve received suspicious messages from someone claiming to be Rebecca Wright at Rise, please forward them to enquiry@risetechnical.co.uk so we can continue to support the investigation.
End of statement.
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