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I received a suspicious email. Is it from IVONNE?

If you received a suspicious email that looks like it’s from us—or a company claiming to be associated with us—don’t click links, download attachments, or reply to the message. Report it to us by forwarding the entire email to us using the email address on our Contact page. Include the email header and subject line, which helps us investigate where it came from and stop it from spreading to other clients.

What you received could be a phishing email. Phishing is when scammers send messages trying to trick you into giving them your personal information. These emails often impersonate trusted brands like IVONNE.

Spot a phishing scam

While scammers often change their tactics, look for these signs of a phishing or spoof message:

Official IVONNE email addresses

If you're not sure if an email address belongs to us, compare it to this list of our official email addresses. 

ServiceOfficial email addresses
IVONNE
  • reception@ivonne.ca
  • news@ivonne.ca
  • orders@ivonne.ca
  • info@ivonne.ca
  • offers@ivonne.ca
  • Emails ending in @ivonnesanchez.com
  • Emails ending in @ivonne.ca
Acuity Scheduling
  • scheduling@acuityscheduling.com
AlumierMD
  • support@alumiermd.com

Information we'll never request

Never share this information unless it’s with a known and trustworthy party.

Information we might request

Here's what we might ask for when you contact us for support, make an appointment change, or place an order: