IMPORTANT Notice regarding suspicious messages from senders claiming to be the "J-GoodTech Support Team"

We have identified suspicious messages sent through the J-GoodTech inquiry function in which the sender claims to be the "J-GoodTech Support Team" and directs recipients to external websites.

These messages directing recipients to external websites were not sent by the J-GoodTech Management Office or SMRJ.

If you receive a suspicious message, please:

  1. 1Check the sender's company name. Do not judge a message to be safe based only on names or company names written in the message body.
  2. 2Do not open any links or URLs included in the message.
  3. 3Contact the J-GoodTech Management Office by email.

At present, we have found no evidence that any member information has been leaked from J-GoodTech.

To keep your account secure, we also recommend that you consider changing your password as a precaution. This request is not being made because a leak of member information related to this matter has been confirmed.

Example of a suspicious message
Example of a suspicious message. (1) The sender is shown as a J-GoodTech member company name. Check the sender's company name, not only the names in the message body. (2) "J-GoodTech Support Team" is not a real organization or team. If a message is signed, make sure the name matches the sender's company name in (1).

*Tap the image to enlarge it.