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Fraud scams targeting small businesses range from strange office supply orders to fake invoices. A common fraud tactic is the fake Yellow Pages invoice or other unauthorized advertising. This type of fraud may be disguised as a solicitation for an update of an existing advertising product you’ve purchased, or as an offer for a free listing when it’s actually an order for a listing requiring payment at a later date. Other times, the communication may be disguised to look like it’s from Yellow Pages when it isn’t.

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For tips and information on identifying this type of scam, download our guide: 

Below is a list of company names that have been known to send invoices but are NOT affiliated with Yellow Pages:

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  • Yellow Holding Ltd.

  • YP Holdings LLC

  • Yellow Pages Directories inc.

  • Open Business Directory Ltd.

  • Factoring International AG 

  • Direct Factoring eood

  • American Yellow Group Inc.        

  • Yellow Pages Inc.

  • Online Services

  • Pages Jaunes - Direct Marketing South East Ltd.

  • 411 CanPages Inc.

  • Marketing Services & Business Administration Ltd.

  • Sales Service 411 Direct

  • SEO Services

  • JW Publications

Who to contact when you suspect fraud:

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If you believe you have received a fraudulent communication purporting to be from Yellow Pages, please notify us by forwarding the email or fax to fraud@yp.ca.


Please note that fraud@yp.ca is an automated mailbox for reporting suspicious fraudulent communications; responses will not be provided from this mailbox.

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