How to Spot a Jeeves Phishing Scam Before It’s Too Late

🛑 What’s Happening?

Fraudsters have been targeting Jeeves customers by creating fake login pages, impersonation emails, and deceptive websites — all designed to steal access to your account.

These scams are becoming more sophisticated, and some even appear ahead of the real Jeeves site in search results.

⚠️ Please never search for “Jeeves” or “Jeeves login” on Google or Bing.
Scammers can manipulate these platforms with fake ads or SEO to trick you into clicking malicious links.

🚨 How a Typical Scam Works

1. Imitation Site
   A fraudster sets up a domain that mimics Jeeves branding, such as:
   
   
   
   • secure-jeeves-login.com
     
     
   • jeeves-pay-verification.top
     
     
   • jeevescard-support.net
     
     
2. Urgent Communication
   You receive a message urging you to log in or “confirm your Jeeves card” to prevent account suspension.
   
   

Credential Theft
You’re directed to a fake login page that captures your email, password, and potentially more — including details tied to your Jeeves credit or Jeeves Pay account.

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🔍 Common Red Flags

Red Flag

URL contains typos or extra words

Strange sender address

Requests for card numbers or OTPs

“Jeeves Pay deactivated” scare tactics

Poor formatting or off-brand visuals

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What It Indicates

Likely a phishing site

Not from @tryjeeves.com

We never ask for this

Scammers use urgency

Not an official communication

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✅ How to Log In the Right Way

The only way to securely access your Jeeves account, including your Jeeves card, Jeeves Pay dashboard, and credit line, is through:

👉 https://www.tryjeeves.com/login
Which safely redirects to:
🔐 https://prod.jeev.es/client/web/login

✅ Bookmark this page. Do not search for it.
✅ Type it directly or use a saved link.

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🔐 Tips to Protect Your Jeeves Access

• Use Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) — this protects your Jeeves credit account even if your password is leaked.
  
  
• Never input credentials on unverified sites — even if they look nearly identical.
  
  
• Avoid login links sent via SMS or ads.
  
  
• Use a password manager that auto-detects legitimate domains like prod.jeev.es.
  
  

🧾 Your Jeeves Tools — Always Secure

Your Jeeves card, Jeeves Pay, and Jeeves credit lines are connected to your master Jeeves account. That means:

• If scammers gain access, they could attempt to misuse available funds or data.
  
  
• Protecting your login protects your entire Jeeves financial suite.
  
  

Only log in using our verified channels. And remember: we will never request card numbers, CVVs, or full billing details via email or chat.

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📩 Official Jeeves Communication Channels

We only communicate from:

• Emails ending in @tryjeeves.com
  
  
• The Jeeves website (https://www.tryjeeves.com)
  
  
• In-app product messages and alerts
  
  

When in doubt, forward the message to security@tryjeeves.com.

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🚨 What to Do If You’re Targeted

If you believe you’ve clicked on a fraudulent link or entered credentials into a scam site:

1. Go to https://www.tryjeeves.com/login and change your password
   
   
2. Enable 2FA immediately
   
   
3. Email support at support@tryjeeves.com
   
   
4. Report the scam to security@tryjeeves.com with screenshots or forwarded messages
   
   

Our team will guide you through recovery and ensure your Jeeves Pay or Jeeves card features remain protected.

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🛡 Stay Vigilant with Jeeves

Digital scams are evolving. But by staying alert, you help us protect your access to:

• Your Jeeves account
  
  
• Your Jeeves card balance
  
  
• Your Jeeves Pay transactions
  
  
• Your active Jeeves credit line
  
  

Stay direct. Stay secure. Always log in via:
🔐 https://www.tryjeeves.com/login