Tesla Policy in Canada email (Phishing Scam or Legit?)

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[Booner_k]

I got the same. Seemed legit enough, and there wasn't much they could have been phishing for other than postal code, given that they already had our email address and name.

 

[Techniques]

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Got it as well this morning. Seems legit, but if it is not, I have a new wave of duct cleaning calls coming my way.

 

[Jgdixon]

All legit. I know the person who sent the email.

 

[llluis]

Yup. Same here. I was half way through filling in when I decided to do a little research.

 

[martind3]

I did too and the website ties back to a property management company in California . I opted to delete rather than risk it.

 

[Jgdixon]

I did too and the website ties back to a property management company in California . I opted to delete rather than risk it.

Not sure what you are referring to.i see nothing like that.
AgaIn I reassure all of you this is legit.
FYI I am the President of the Tesla Owner’s Ontario Club

 

[pcons]

I went through a did it (also considering if it was a scam, but then it looked like it checked out). It opens up another page and has a pre filled out email to send to the canadian representatives behind the climate action plan. I sent off the response they recommended to the 3 people.

 

[Tony_YYZ]

Legit. Iain Myrans is the government relations person for Tesla Canada. I unsuccessfully tried to gain his attention while the whole EHVIP fiasco was happening with the Model 3.

 

[MexiCanuck]

I started to complete the online form. Then I stopped.

Four things raised flags for me.

1. There was at least one, maybe two, redirects. I would think that if Tesla was contacting me, it would do so by sending me to a page directly, not with redirections.

2. The redirections ended at a non-Tesla URL. If it were legitimate, why was I not landing on a Tesla page?

3. Tesla already has most of the information that the form requested, such as name, address, etc. Why would Tesla be asking me for information I have already given them?

4. Every Tesla owner has a Tesla app on a device. I would think that if it were a legitimate Tesla communication that it would come as some notification on the app.

 

[martind3]

That was my point earlier. And if you look up who the final landing page belongs to it’s a property management firm in California which doesn’t seem to have anything to do with Tesla or Canadian policy.

I get that some people know it’s legitimate but it sets off every red flag of a phishing attempt.

 

[Vawlkus]

I didn’t get this, so I’m a little leery about how the selection process works.