Fraud and impersonation warning

Last updated 28 September 2026

Overview

Criminals impersonate legitimate financial firms, using their names, logos, look-alike websites and email addresses to ask for money or personal information. This page sets out how Brier Capital LLC communicates, so that you can recognise messages that do not come from us.

How we communicate

Our only website is briercap.com. Our email addresses end in exactly @briercap.com. Messages from any other address, including look-alike spellings and other domains that contain our name, are not from us. We are not affiliated with other organisations that use similar names.

We do not use social media, messaging apps or unsolicited phone calls to offer investments or to request payments.

What we will never do

We do not offer investments, accounts, funds, returns or trading signals to the public. We have not issued any cryptocurrency, token or app.

We will never ask you to send money or cryptocurrency, or for passwords, private keys, recovery phrases, one-time codes or remote access to your device.

We never charge job candidates fees, and we do not ask for payment or bank details as part of hiring.

If you are contacted

Do not send money, open links or attachments, or share personal information. To check whether a message is genuine, write to us at contact@briercap.com, typing the address yourself rather than replying to the message.

If you have already sent money or cryptocurrency, contact your bank or exchange immediately. In the United States you can report fraud to the FBI at ic3.gov, the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission at cftc.gov/complaint. Elsewhere, contact your local police or financial regulator.