QIX.STUDIO • SCAM ALERT

SECURITY NOTICE

Verify QIX.STUDIO messages. Avoid impersonation scams.

Scammers may impersonate QIX.STUDIO to request payments, logins, crypto, gift cards, or “urgent” transfers. Use this page to verify official contact methods and report suspicious activity safely.

Verified contact methods Report a scam Report to authorities

No gift cards No crypto requests No passwords / 2FA Only official checkout

Important

QIX.STUDIO will never ask you to pay via gift cards, crypto, or random transfers — and we will never ask for your password or verification codes. If anything feels off, verify first.

VERIFIED CONTACT METHODS

Only trust the contacts listed here.

Email (official)

hello@qix.studio

Forward suspicious messages here. Don’t reply to look-alike addresses.

Website (official)

qix.studio

Type the URL manually — don’t click unknown links.

Payments (rule)

Only via official on-site checkout

We do not accept gift cards, crypto, or “DM payments.”

Quick check: urgency + off-platform payment + “verification code” requests = scam. Report it here.

VERIFY A LINK

Instant check

Paste a URL — we’ll flag look-alike domains.

Official QIX pages should be on qix.studio. This checker warns if the link is a different domain.

Result will appear here.

Tip: scammers use typos, extra dashes, or different endings.

REPORT TO AUTHORITIES

Official resources

Where to report scams (by region)

If you’ve been targeted or lost money, report it to your bank/card provider immediately. These official resources can also help disrupt scam domains and warn others.

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

Report fraud & scams (official portal).

reportfraud.ftc.gov

Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3)

File a cybercrime complaint (FBI).

complaint.ic3.gov

Action Fraud (UK)

Report cyber crime & fraud (UK).

reportfraud.police.uk

ACCC Scamwatch

Report scams to Australia’s National Anti-Scam Centre.

scamwatch.gov.au

ReportCyber (Canada)

Online reporting system (RCMP/CAFC).

reportcyberandfraud.canada.ca

WEB

Google Safe Browsing

Report a phishing website to Google.

safebrowsing.google.com

If money was sent: contact your bank/card provider immediately and ask them to stop/recall the transaction.

RED FLAGS

What to watch

Common impersonation patterns

Fake invoices demanding immediate payment to “keep your spot.”
DM discounts if you pay quickly or off-platform.
Look-alike domains (misspellings, extra dashes, odd endings).
Support scams asking for login codes, passwords, or remote access.
Refund bait claiming you’re owed money but need to “verify” banking details.

We never ask for:

Gift cards • Crypto • Passwords • 2FA codes • Remote access

We may ask for:

Your name • Business details • Screenshots of the suspicious message

FAQ

Quick answers

Questions people ask after a scam attempt

Start the checkout from qix.studio directly. Don’t use links from DMs or random emails. If a message pressures you to pay “right now,” treat it as suspicious.

Stop engaging. Save screenshots. If you clicked anything, change passwords and enable 2FA on your important accounts. Then report it and forward details to hello@qix.studio.

No. We never ask for passwords, 2FA codes, or “confirm” codes.

REPORT TO QIX.STUDIO

Fast review

Report a suspicious message

Paste the message, link, or username below. Include where it happened (email / Instagram / Facebook / text). Do not share passwords or verification codes.

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