Important Safety Notice for CRE Meeting Attendee
It has come to our attention that scammers are targeting meeting attendees with fraudulent offers, including unauthorized hotel bookings and fake attendee list sales. CO-IN Symposia does not sell or share attendee contact information with third parties.
How to Protect Yourself
1. Beware of Fake Attendee List Offers
- Emails claiming to sell attendee lists for the CRE Meeting are fraudulent.
- CRE and its organizer CO-IN Symposia do not distribute or sell attendee lists to external vendors.
- If you receive such an offer, do not respond—delete the message immediately.
2. Avoid Unauthorized Hotel Booking Scams
- Scammers may pose as official housing providers, offering "discounted" rooms.
- Book only through the official CRE Meeting website or our approved hotel partners.
- Be cautious of unsolicited calls or emails pressuring you to book accommodations.
3. Verify Conference Registration Requests
- CRE and CO-IN Symposia will never ask for credit card details via email or DocuSign.
- Official registration is only through the CRE Meeting website.
- If unsure, contact us directly at:
4. Recognize Official Communications
- To confirm the authenticity of any email or offer, contact us at:
- Official communications will only come from:
- ✅ catalysis@coinconnect.net
- ✅ info@coinsymposia.com
- ✅ Trusted systems (e.g., conference platform emails)
- Emails from Gmail, Yahoo, or unfamiliar domains should be ignored and reported.
Example Scams to Watch For
- Fake Shuttle Services – Use only authorized transportation options.
- Phony "Exclusive" Discounts – Verify promotions through official channels.
- Urgent "Room Block Closing" Scams – Only trust updates from COIN Symposia.
Report Suspicious Activity
If you encounter potential scams, please report them immediately:
Your safety is our priority. Thank you for staying vigilant!
—The CO-IN Symposia Team