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In the past, we have had to inform you several times about attempted fraud in connection with the sale of EPAL Euro pallets and other EPAL load carriers. Most recently, in July 2024, we informed you about fraudulent offers of allegedly insolvency goods.

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Dear Ladies and Gentlemen, Dear EPAL licensees,

We are currently observing that EPAL pallets and other pallets are being offered at noticeably low prices by a company allegedly based in Poland. The company in question, whose name we are currently unable to disclose due to ongoing investigations, was not previously known in Poland, neither as a supplier of pallets nor as a buyer or dealer of…

Also in the new year, fraudsters are once again contacting some EPAL licensees and attempting to obtain deliveries of pallets by misusing the names of well-known companies. You will find the two current cases below. The companies named therein are not involved in the attempted fraud.

Please note the information in the warnings we sent out in 2023. You can find these warnings on the EPAL website.

Currently, suspected fraudsters are trying to contact some EPAL licensees under the name CORA FRANCE SA SU, DOMAINE DE BEAUBOURG, 1 RUE DU CHENIL, 77183 France. The sender e-mail is Pierre Morlon p.morlon@cora-distribution.com. E-mails with this sender address are a fraud attempt

If you have any doubts about the authenticity of delivery requests, please feel free to send them to us for…

Unfortunately, we once again have to inform you of an attempted scam relating to the sale of EPAL Euro pallets and other EPAL load carriers. This new scam has been put together very professionally and at considerable effort and therefore represents a significant risk of loss.

On Aug. 22, 2023, numerous EPAL licensees received an email stating that EPAL's bank account details had changed and future payments should be made to an account at a bank in England. This information is incorrect!

Dear Sir or Madam,

We have already informed you in our letter of 24.01.2023 that several cases of fraud in connection with the ordering of EPAL pallets became known at the end of 2022 and beginning of 2023. According to current knowledge, these cases exclusively concern deliveries of pallets to France. Similar cases have also occurred in other countries in recent years, but not on the scale that…