Fraud Alert
Stay informed and protect yourself from scams impersonating the United Nations.
Common Scam Types
Be aware of these fraudulent tactics used by scammers impersonating the United Nations.
Fake Websites
Scammers create websites that mimic the official UN Vacation Portal to steal personal information and money. Always verify you are on unvacationservice.com.
Email Phishing
Phishing emails claiming to be from the UN requesting payment or personal details. Official UN emails end with @unvacationservice.com only.
Phone Scams
Unsolicited calls claiming you have won a vacation benefit or need to pay fees to receive benefits. The UN does not make unsolicited calls.
Social Media Fraud
Fake social media accounts promoting UN vacation grants or compensation programs. The UN does not operate through social media DMs.
Payment Requests
Any request for credit card information, wire transfers, or gift card payments claiming to be from the UN is fraudulent.
Lottery / Prize Scams
Messages claiming you have been selected for a UN prize or lottery. The UN does not run lotteries or prize draws.
How to Protect Yourself
Contact Us Immediately
If you have been contacted by a scammer, visited a fraudulent website, or lost money to a UN-related scam, report it immediately. You may also be eligible for fraud compensation.