⚠️Fraud Alert: Scammers are impersonating LuccaAM using a fake website and fake job offers. Learn more

Fraud Alert: Protect Yourself from Business Impersonation

We have become aware of an ongoing scam in which individuals are fraudulently impersonating LuccaAM using a fake website and unsolicited text messages to advertise fake remote job opportunities.

These individuals are not affiliated with LuccaAM.

What the scammers are doing

The scammers are:

  • Sending unsolicited text messages claiming to represent LuccaAM.
  • Advertising remote jobs with unusually high pay for minimal work.
  • Claiming LuccaAM partners with Amazon and other companies.
  • Directing people to a fraudulent website to register for an account.
  • Requesting personal information as part of the fake hiring process.

How to know you’re dealing with the real LuccaAM

Our official and only website is:

https://www.luccaam.com

LuccaAM does not:

  • Send unsolicited job offers by text message.
  • Recruit through messaging apps.
  • Ask applicants to register on third-party task platforms.
  • Request payment or financial information as part of the hiring process.
  • Ask applicants to complete product rating or optimization tasks to earn commissions.

If you’ve been contacted

If you received a message claiming to be from LuccaAM and are unsure if it is legitimate:

Already shared information?

If you have already provided personal information or financial information to the scammers, we recommend:

  • Contacting your financial institution immediately.
  • Changing any passwords you shared or reused.
  • Monitoring your financial accounts.
  • Reporting the incident to your local law enforcement agency and the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) at https://www.ic3.gov/.

We appreciate everyone who has contacted us to verify suspicious communications. Your reports have helped us document this fraud and assist law enforcement in their investigation.