Terms & Conditions

At Rush Creek Developments, protecting our clients and partners is a top priority. Cybercriminals often exploit reputable organizations to engage in fraudulent schemes that trick individuals into believing they are communicating with trusted representatives. These scams can occur via fraudulent websites, emails, texts, social media, and other communication methods.

These schemes are designed to deceive victims into sharing sensitive personal information under false pretenses. Common tactics include “phishing,” where cybercriminals attempt to gather your confidential data, such as financial details, usernames, passwords, or personal identification.

Recognizing and Avoiding Common Scams

1. Email or SMS (Text) Phishing
Cybercriminals send messages disguised as official communications, asking you to click links, download attachments, or share personal information.

2. Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Fraudsters may impersonate company representatives over the phone, claiming there is an urgent issue that requires your personal details or payment information.

3. Job Offer and Social Media Scams
Scammers may post fake job openings or send messages claiming to offer employment opportunities at Rush Creek Developments. Please note that we only recruit through verified channels, and official job opportunities can be found on our website. We will never request payment or personal details over social media.

4. Mobile App Scams
Fraudsters may create fake apps claiming to be affiliated with Rush Creek. We currently do not offer investment or commercial services through any mobile app. Avoid downloading apps unless directly linked from our official website.

5. Bank Transfer and Payment Scams
Fraudsters may call or email with fabricated stories, urging you to transfer funds. Be wary of extraordinary investment offers with promises of high returns at low risk. Rush Creek Developments will never request bank transfers or payments through unauthorized channels.

Best Practices to Stay Protected

• Verify Official Communication: Our official website and communications use authorized email domains and verified contact methods. If you’re unsure of a communication's legitimacy, please reach out through our contact page.

• Check for Typos and Unfamiliar Links: Fraudulent emails often include spelling errors, odd links, or urgent language. Do not click on any suspicious links or download unexpected attachments.

• Keep Your Login Information Private: We will never request your login details or password for any reason.

• Avoid Suspicious Downloads: Ensure the source of apps or files you download is legitimate. Ignore pop-ups that request personal information or prompt untrusted downloads.

• Be Skeptical of Unsolicited Communications: Treat unsolicited emails, messages, or phone calls asking for sensitive information with caution.

• Confirm Payment Instructions: Be wary of sudden changes to payment or wire instructions. Contact us directly using the contact information on our website to verify any requests.

Reporting Fraud

If you suspect fraudulent activity or believe you’ve been targeted by a scam, please contact your local authorities and consider filing a report with the following organizations:

• FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

• Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

• U.S. Postal Service (for mail-related fraud)

For more information on common internet scams and prevention tips, visit the following official pages:

• FBI Internet Fraud Resources

• SEC Fraud Prevention

Rush Creek Developments is not responsible for third-party content but provides these links for your reference and safety.